ciborium

At the same time, the ciborium was added over the altar.

The ciborium ought to be at least seven inches high.

She lifted the ciborium and filled it from the bottle.

The canopy or ciborium is, according to the decision of the Cong.

There is not any ciborium in the upper cell.

It turned out to be the silver cover of a ciborium, which holds hosts during Mass.

The ciborium seems to have been a symbolic tomb.

Regardless of the bishop's suggestions she came and took the host from the ciborium herself.

I saw the ciborium lying on the floor.

A ciborium is also a large covered cup designed to hold hosts for, and after, the Eucharist.

He dropped it in the sand beside the ciborium.

"I put the ciborium on the edge of the desk and pushed it back with my right fingers.

The altar was protected by a canopy or ciborium resting on pillars.

The ciborium of the main altar was built in 1547 by Vignola.

The ciborium was hexagonal and made of wood and silver.

Veils or curtains were attached to the columns which supported the ciborium.

The altar and ciborium are often set upon a dais to raise it above the floor of the sanctuary.

These ciborium are generally of white marble, with inlaid coloured stone.

She moved towards the table, uncorked one of the bottles and filled the ciborium. "

He stepped up to the altar, unlocked the tabernacle, and lifted out a ciborium.

In part, it signals that the ciborium actually contains the consecrated Eucharist at the moment.

The ciborium, dating to the 16th century, is raised on African marble columns.

Other yet older treasures of the church are the ciborium from 1639 and the chalice from 1676.

I saw two bottles of red wine, already uncorked, sitting beside the ciborium. "

Father Brunel closed his eyes, bowing his head over the ciborium for a minute.