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The sacristan was a kind, gentle, little old man, who let me do whatever I wanted.

I assumed the sacristan would come out and give them both a clout.

Finally, the sacristan returned, the priest close on his heels.

There was once a sacristan here, but that was many years ago.

Born to poor parents, he lived a simple agricultural life until starting as a sacristan in the local church.

Most seminarians also have a "house job", such as sacristan or bookstore manager.

To support himself, he served as a sacristan in the parish church in his home town.

The Sacristan returned at night with a servant, bringing lights and a supper.

At least one Jesuit besides the sacristan stayed behind in the church to continue the conversation as people arrived.

For the following two years the only religious services given at Port-au-Prince were held by a former sacristan.

A sacristan is an officer charged with care of the sacristy, the church, and their contents.

The sacristan left with as near to a run as the old man could muster, and never mind the rain.

Doubtless a sacristan would emerge in a minute or two and give them both a thick ear.

When the sacristan leaves, Angelotti comes out of his chapel.

During this time he learned to read and write and was eventually appointed as assistant sacristan.

In 1595 he was appointed sacristan in the papal chapel.

In parishes, however, the sacristan is called church sexton.

I bribed the sacristan to take me down.

His father was a sacristan and teacher.

David Ward, on the other hand, had a lot of fun with the role of the Sacristan.

He was named sacristan of the cathedral of Arequipa 1916 - 1920.

He probably ceased to hold this office in 1197 when he speaks of one "Felix", as sacristan.

He was Sacristan at the college 1962-1965.

The oily sacristan is admirably painted in a few slight strokes.

The sacristan returns surrounded by a laughing crowd of choir boys and acolytes.