Sacristy
21sacristy — n. Vestry, vestry room …
22sacristy — noun (C) technical a small room in a church where holy cups and plates are kept, and where priests put on their ceremonial clothes; vestry (1) …
23Sacristy — a room for the storage of sacred vessels, liturgical books and priestly vestments; and where the clergy don their ceremonial attire; also known as a vestry …
24sacristy — sac·ris·ty …
25sacristy — Ризница1 …
26sacristy — sac•ris•ty [[t]ˈsæk rɪ sti[/t]] n. pl. ties rel a room in a church in which sacred vessels, vestments, etc., are kept • Etymology: 1400–50; late ME < ML sacristia vestry =sacrist(a) (see sacristan) + ia y III …
27sacristy — /ˈsækrəsti / (say sakruhstee) noun (plural sacristies) an apartment in or a building connected with a church or a religious house, in which the sacred vessels, vestments, etc., are kept. {Medieval Latin sacristia} …
28sacristy — n. (pl. ies) a room in a church, where the vestments, sacred vessels, etc., are kept and the celebrant can prepare for a service. Etymology: F sacristie or It. sacrestia or med.L sacristia (as SACRED) …
29Old Sacristy of San Lorenzo, Florence — (1421 1428) Built by Filippo Brunelleschi, the Old Sacristy protrudes from the left arm of the Church of San Lorenzo s transept. Conceived as the final resting place for Giovanni di Bicci de Medici, Brunelleschi s first patron, the Old… …
30Savilahti Stone Sacristy — The Stone Sacristy is located in Savilahti, Mikkeli, Finland and is the sacristy of the old church. It is considered to be one of Savonia s oldest buildings and one of the most famous symbols of Mikkeli. No one is sure of the date it was built.… …