- A monstrance, also
known as an
ostensorium (or an ostensory), is a
vessel used in
Roman Catholic, Old Catholic, High
Church Lutheran and
Anglican churches...
- Mary (2009). St.
Hyacinth of Poland. TAN Books. ISBNÂ 978-0895554222. "
Ostensorium (Monstrance)".
Catholic Encyclopedia. "St. Hyacinth". Saints.SPQN.com...
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symbols and
reliquaries were
added to the sanctuary,
including a
silver ostensorium by
sculptor Zulmiro de Carvalho, in the main
chapel of the
Blessed Sacrament...
- the
Upper Midwest in the 1680s. In 1686 he made a
present of a
silver ostensorium to the
mission which was
rediscovered by
workmen digging a foundation...
- the
cross is one of Bernward's holy attributes. The
Cross served as an
ostensorium for
pieces of the True Cross,
which are the most
precious of all the...
-
devotion to the
Blessed Sacrament, they
decided to wear a
figure of an
ostensorium on the
breast of
their habit. In 1859
Empress Elizabeth of
Austria presented...
- "living monstrance" by
standing on the
field in the
shape of a
cruciform ostensorium. An
official record of the
congress was
published in 1936. The next national...
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majority of his works: the
statues of St
Francis and St
Clare bearing the
ostensorium at
Santa Maria dei Miracoli; the
statue of St
Justina of
Padua over the...
- the
cleric ordered a
silver monstrance, to
replace the
simple wooden ostensorium. In 1762,
another campaign was
begun to
expand the church. A
humble community...
