- A
votive offering or
votive deposit is one or more
objects displa**** or deposited,
without the
intention of
recovery or use, in a
sacred place for religious...
- A
votive candle or
prayer candle is a
small candle,
typically white or
beeswax yellow,
intended to be
burnt as a
votive offering in an act of Christian...
-
religious folk
charms that are
traditionally used for
healing purposes and as
votive offerings in Mexico, the
southern United States,
other areas of
Latin America...
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Tsatsa (also tsa-tsa, tsha-tsha, ཚ་ཚ) is a
small sculptural votive offering used in
Tibetan Buddhism. They are
usually small plaques with
decoration in...
- Look up
votive church in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
votive church (
votive from the
Latin votum 'vowed sacrifice, vows') is a
church that was built...
- A
votive crown is a
votive offering in the form of a crown,
normally in
precious metals and
often adorned with jewels.
Especially in the
Early Middle Ages...
- A
votive office was a
Roman Catholic practice to
celebrate particular feasts that are not in the
Catholic liturgical calendar.
Votive offices became so...
- In the
liturgy of the
Catholic Church, a
votive M**** (Latin
missa votiva) is a M****
offered for a votum, a
special intention. Such a M**** does not correspond...
- A
votive ship,
sometimes called a
church ship, is a ship
model displa**** in a church. As a rule,
votive ships are
constructed and
given as
gifts to the...
- in temples,
shrines and churches, and cult images,
including votive offerings at
votive sites.
Cicero defined religio as
cultus deorum, "the cultivation...
