I remember Father Young standing before the bureau containing his amice and alb, his rope cincture and chasuble. |
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Standing back, she saw that his right hand was bandaged, and that he wore a long farm-knife under the cincture of his red-stained tunic. |
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A cincture is also a feature of churches in the Hrvatsko Zagorje region. |
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I thought of our pilgrimages out of the city, the slow tide of traffic to the shore or family visits, a cincture of security and welcome girding the suburbs and beyond. |
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Separating the column from the base is the decorative cincture. |
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For deacon and subdeacon: amice, alb and cincture, and stole and dalmatic for the deacon, and tunic for the subdeacon. |
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The Cincture: Take the cincture, folded double, with the tasseled ends to the right. |
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With the years, by rubbing against the cincture which bounded his cassock, the cross showed signs of wear. |
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A symbol of purity, it is a full-length, long-sleeved, usually white linen tunic secured at the waist by a cord or belt called a cincture. |
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The parish priests wear cassocks, birettas, and fiddleback vestments, and they know what to do with an amice, maniple, and cincture. |
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For the celebrant: amice, alb, cincture, stole and cope. |
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Vest in amice, alb, cincture, stole, and cope the color of the Mass. |
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Of course, the major statement from Mr. Dolce and Mr. Gabbana for fall was an oversize silver cincture with a decorative padlock, shown over several dresses and coats in the collections. |
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The time is past when Oblate Missionaries traveled by railroad, wearing their black cassocks, and proudly displaying the large crucifix at their cincture. |
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In one, dated eighteen years ago, he appeared, wearing only sandals and a cincture of vine leaves, between two classical garden statues. |
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To be worn under a chasuble with or without cincture. |
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