sacrarium造句

• The " sacrarium " of a private home lent itself to Christian transformation, as a 4th-century poem by Ausonius demonstrates; in contemporary Christian usage, the sacrarium is a " special sink used for the reverent disposal of sacred substances " ( see " piscina " ).
• The " sacrarium " of a private home lent itself to Christian transformation, as a 4th-century poem by Ausonius demonstrates; in contemporary Christian usage, the sacrarium is a " special sink used for the reverent disposal of sacred substances " ( see " piscina " ).
• The official record of the ceremonial, published in the " London Gazette ", describes the seating plan : " The Lords Spiritual were seated on the North side of the Area, or Sacrarium, the Lords Temporal in the South Transept, and the Dowager Peeresses and Peeresses in the North Transept ."
• :: See also " Catholic Straight Answers-What should a person do if a Host is accidentally dropped ? "; which says that if the wafer or " Host " can't be consumed, it can be washed away in a Sacrarium, a basin for disposal of holy water that drains into the ground rather than a sewer . talk ) 16 : 56, 11 July 2015 ( UTC)
• :: : It can only be washed away after dissolving it in water so that it no longer has the form of bread : once it loses the form of bread, the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ are no longer considered present in the same way ( that substance is no longer present ), and so it is merely something sacred to be disposed of respectfully ( in the sacrarium, for example ) . talk ) 21 : 27, 14 July 2015 ( UTC)
• A celebrant who is to say two Masses in the same church uses the same chalice for both, not purifying it at the first Mass . If the second Mass is to be said in a different church, the celebrant immediately after the last Gospel of the first Mass returns to the centre of the altar, consumes whatever drops of the Precious Blood may still remain in the chalice, and then purifies the chalice into a glass on the altar, is consumed together with the second ablution of a subsequent Mass, or emptied into the sacrarium.