All afternoon, people have come and gone, kneeling before the blessed sacrament in the golden monstrance on the side altar. |
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The boys begin by carrying in the monstrance, a huge, gilded altarpiece that holds and displays the Sacrament. |
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In this image, the bishop carries a monstrance under the shelter of a portable baldachin decorated with the images of various saints and martyrs. |
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The object held by the angels at the base shares the metalwork-like form of a monstrance. |
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Besides heavily ornate vestments, stoles, monstrance, pulpits, bells, paintings, representations of the Way of the Cross and statues of saints are among the major attractions. |
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The monstrance containing the Eucharist came in procession from the North Cathedral, down Roman Street and across the Lee to make its way to Daunt Square. |
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Turn the monstrance around, and then fix your hands inside the pockets of the humeral veil. |
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For the Council, the financial perspective is a monstrance and must not be changed. |
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The balconies of the houses that the monstrance is to pass by are also decorated, and it travels over its route under a shower of flower petals. |
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Take out the custodial and place it on the corporal, parallel to the monstrance. |
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He will see that the monstrance is in position on the Gospel side, with the opening towards the Tabernacle. |
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For generations, parishioners have donated many items such as our beautiful stained glass windows, silver chalices, ciboria, monstrance, statues and crucifix. |
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Place the monstrance in the center of the corporal, 62 genuflect, and return to your place. |
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In the 16th century the monstrance took its present shape: a circular pane of glass set in a cross or surrounded with metal rays. |
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In the church are preserved sculptures from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and a valuable monstrance from the eighteenth century. |
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The word Juventutem will also be shown in blue around the monstrance, thus demonstrating the Marian character of Juventutem. |
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It is generally supposed that a pall or corporal is placed on the throne on which the monstrance is to be placed. |
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The pope in his distinguishing robe and tiara carries a monstrance containing the holy Eucharist, as clerics process before him and the laity behind. |
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Set the monstrance on the altar and turn it to face the people. |
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But the high point of his absent-mindedness was on the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament, when Father Chabot presided at a solemn procession through the streets of his parish, piously holding an empty monstrance? |
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What we see in both films, then, is not cinema as a religious monstrance, but cinema as a form of monstration. |
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The next day the confraternities returned with a beautiful silver monstrance, full of symbolism, whose base is a small statue of St. Thomas Aquinas, the singer of the Eucharist, with his arms raised holding the monstrance. |
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When an altar server rang the bell during the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, Gerald Ryan, then about 4, thought the beautiful sound was coming from the monstrance that held the host. |
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Remove the veil, set it to one side, and then open the monstrance. |
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It is fitting that the host to be exposed for adoration should be consecrated in the Mass immediately preceding the time of adoration, and that it should be placed in the monstrance upon the altar after Communion. |
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Turn the monstrance sideways and turn the custodial parallel to it. |
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In this Christmas message Our Lady is Jesus' monstrance. |
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In the cemetery, the ostensorium, also known as a monstrance, will mark the grave of a member of the clergy. This medieval device is an altar vessel of the Eucharist. |
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