- the
laity and the high
altar was
widely seen as
inconsistent with the
decrees of the
Council of Trent. Accordingly, rood
screens now
survive in much greater...
- An
altar is a
table or
platform for the
presentation of
religious offerings, for sacrifices, or for
other ritualistic purposes.
Altars are
found at shrines...
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Hoffelt Weiler Neumühle Lehresmühle Moulin-Neuf (lieu-dit) The
carved altar screen now displa**** in Hachiville's
baroque parish church is
considered one...
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front of the
altar. The rail had
carvings of saints. At the rear of the
original high
altar was a
stylobate with a reredos, or
altar screen,
measuring 30...
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cloth suspended behind an
altar,
probably attached to the wall behind. This is
often called a
dossal curtain, and
altar screen is also
sometimes used as...
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Pueblo Revolt of 1680,
though this is
probably apocryphal. The
famous altar screen depicting Our Lady of Guadalupe,
transported in
pieces from
Mexico City...
- but the
various types of
screen were much more common. A
church in Hasle,
Bornholm claims to have "a rare 15th-century
altar rail"; perhaps, like other...
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there an
altar unto the Lord thy God, an
altar of stones, and thou
shalt not lift upon them iron, of
perfect stones shalt thou
build thine altar, and thou...
- sixth-century
Church of the Holy Apostles. The
chancel is
enclosed by a
Gothic altar screen,
dated 1394. It is
surmounted by a
bronze and
silver Crucifix, flanked...
- REER-dos, REER-ih-, RERR-ih-) is a
large altarpiece, a
screen, or
decoration placed behind the
altar in a church. It
often includes religious images. The...