10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSTIARY»
Discover the use of
ostiary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ostiary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Feet to the Fire: CIA Covert Operations in Indonesia, 1957-1958
Code-named Ostiary, this deniable aircrew roster was formed with the Poles as
its core. Added to them were a handful of Czechs and Rumanians and a
Hungarian. To manage this aerial Foreign Legion, the CIA brought a group of
case ...
Kenneth J. Conboy, James Morrison, 1999
2
Standing Between Earth and Heaven:
You just had to be there, and besilent,and wait thewait. Yet, the court had an
ostiary toanswer the door. Perhaps she did nothear? Maran almost knocked
again when thedoor opened. The ostiary betrayed a small smile. “Hello, Meister
Maran.
ostiary. (OS-tee-er-ee) noun 1. a doorkeeper, especially in a church. 2. someone
who guards an entryway; gatekeeper. 35. “Beloved, there are seven orders [of
men] constituted in the books, for divine service in the churches of God. The first
is ...
Robert Hartwell Fiske, 2011
4
Ironmongers: The Jura City Trilogy
Let us complete yourvetting and discoveryour crimes. Do you agree?” “Yes, ma'
am. I agree.” “Then call the ostiary. We must go tothe stage.” The ostiary came in
immediately, even beforeMaran called. “Good job,” she whisperedto Maran.
5
The History of Manchester: In Four Books
The retainers of the church consisted of six persons under the rector, the deacon,
sub-deacon, and acolyth, the exorcist, lector, and ostiary 6. The office of the
ostiary was to open the doors and ring the bells of the church ; of the lector, to
read ...
6
Ecclesiastical Records of England, Ireland, and Scotland, ...
An ostiary is ordained by receiving from the hands of the bishop the keys of the
church, and afterwards a small bell from the archdeacon. The vestments of this
order are the amyt, albe, and belt (balteus), which appears to have been
something ...
7
Oreo And Braun "Xob the Full Circle Quest"
“Xenogenesis Ostiary of Boundlessness. I read that in the strategy guide for XOB,
” Braun explained. “Whatever THAT means!” Oreo commented. Grandpa thought
about the words, “Xenogenesis Ostiary of Boundlessness? What a revelation!
8
Sion College and Library
If any one is distressed to hear that the Ostiary of the Library is seldom, if ever,
mentioned after 1633 and so wonders how the Library was swept and garnished,
he must take what comfort he can from a spasmodic attention to this detail on the
...
9
Traitors' Gate: Book Three of Crossroads
“That was cursed funny when we hauled up the basket just after dusk and out
hopped a scrawny old ostiary instead of a comforting armful of hierodule. I
thought you were like to weep from disappointment.” “Old! I don't think that ostiary
is much ...
10
Historia : Zeitschrift fur alte Geschichte
(Reiske) would be Nicephorus and his son Stauracius. Bury and Vogt then
suggested that the second account describes the elevation of Bardas by his
uncle Michael III, but see further below, at nn. 91-93. " The emblem of an ostiary
was also a ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OSTIARY»
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ostiary is used in the context of the following news items.
Editorial: Disconnect between preaching, practice on LCWR is painful
"Who are we to close doors?" Francis asked. "In the early church, even today, there is the ministry of the ostiary [usher]. And what did the ostiary ... «National Catholic Reporter, May 14»
Pope's quotes: Open doors
“Who are we to close doors? In the early Church, even today, there is the ministry of the ostiary (usher). And what did the ostiary do? «National Catholic Reporter, May 14»
Pope Francis Talks About Aliens; Says He Would Welcome Martians …
In the early Church, even today, there is the ministry of the ostiary [usher]. And what did the ostiary do? He opened the door, received the ... «Christian Post, May 14»
