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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DALMATIC»
Découvrez l'usage de
dalmatic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
dalmatic et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Church Vestments: Their Origin and Development
Richard I's effigy at the same abbey wears a red dalmatic, bordered with gold and
lined with white; and on the effigy of King John in Worcester Cathedral the
dalmatic is obviously of more flexible material, and similar in shape to the
diagram, ...
2
Vestments for All Seasons
Dalmatic This garment is worn loosely over an alb by the deacon at a choral High
Mass. It is a knee-length tunic with elbow- length sleeves ornamented with two
vertical orphreys and two horizontal apparels. The dalmatica, an ungirded wool ...
Barbara Dee Baumgarten, 2002
3
The Directorium Anglicanum: Being a Manual of Directions for ...
to be enriched with embroidery. It is attached by aloop to a button on the left
sleeve of the alb, and varies in colour and character with the vestment. 9. The
Dalmatic {Dalmatica) — the Gospeller's Diaconal Vestment at the Sacrament of
the Altar ...
4
Glossary of ecclesiastical ornament and costume... a secon ...
112 Qalmatic. of them may have been established by that Pope, we read long
before, in the martyrdom of St. Cyprian, that when he had put off from him his
dalmatic, and given it to his Deacons, he stood in his linen albe. The dalmatic,
like the ...
5
Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume
112 Qalmatt'c. of them may have been established by that Pope, we read long
before, in the martyrdom of St. Cyprian, that when he had put off from him his
dalmatic, and given it to his Deacons, he stood in his linen albe. The dalmatic,
like the ...
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, 1868
6
The Liturgical Ministry of Deacons
While the dalmatic, also of proper color, may be added in any liturgy, the most
common vesture is simply an alb and stole. The dalmatic customarily has been
reserved for occasions where greater solemnity is fitting, for example, in
episcopal ...
Explanatory Rites Investiture with Stole and Dalmatic Some of the assisting
deacons or other ministers put a deacon's stole and dalmatic on each deacon.
The stole is the major indispensable sign of ordination and is worn for all
liturgical ...
8
The Deacon at Mass: A Theological and Pastoral Guide
A detailed theological reflection on the liturgical ministry of the deacon at the Eucharistic liturgy of the Latin Rite in light of the newly-revised The General Instruction for the Roman Missal (GIRM).
9
Early Gothic Column-figure Sculpture in France: Appearance, ...
MONARCH-KING An important and exclusive garment, the regal dalmatic,
distinguishes the Monarch.“ The regal dalmatic was represented in sculpture and
painting as a narrow but not form-fitting tunic finished with a heavy band of
decoration ...
Dalmatic. A tuniclike upper garment believed to have been introduced during the
second and third centuries in Rome for secular attire. In Roman times the
dalmatic was worn with the tunic, as an undergarment. Within the church the
dalmatic ...
Christa C. Mayer-Thurman, 2001
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «DALMATIC»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
dalmatic est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Cardinal ordains permanent deacons
... and received a stole, worn over the left shoulder to symbolize that the right arm is always free to help others; a vestment called a dalmatic; ... «Bay Net, juin 15»
Give Me A Palanca, and I'll Move the World
Yet here you are, bearing up under the weight of the dalmatic and still seeking out ways to decrease, so that he might increase, just a little bit ... «Patheos, juin 15»
Ancient Liberties
... he would wear his full coronation regalia, including a “scarlet dalmatic robe with an edge worked in gold and gemstones.” He liked his pomp. «Washington Free Beacon, juin 15»
Chan's recovery, ordination inspire Fort Smith parish
Father Jack Vu of Jonesboro, who had encouraged Chan in his vocation, invested him with the stole and dalmatic symbolic of his role. Bishop ... «Arkansas Catholic, juin 15»
Bishop ordains convert and Georgia native to diaconate
... Mario Jacobo with his vestments while Deacon Joseph Chan assists Taryn Whittington with his stole and dalmatic. (Malea Hargett photo). «Arkansas Catholic, juin 15»
Scenes from the ordination of permanent deacons
Deacon Michael J. Bell receives his dalmatic, the vestment of a deacon. Promise of the Elect Edward T. Hinson. Deacon Edward T. Hinson ... «CatholicPhilly.com, juin 15»
The story behind the cappa magna
Then, vestment by vestment, the bishop is clothed in the new man of which St. Paul speaks, including the baptismal alb, the dalmatic of charity, ... «Patheos, juin 15»
Two to be ordained as deacons for Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston
During their ordination as deacons, Crenwelge and Ford will be vested with the stole and dalmatic, the symbols worn by deacons during ... «Huntington Herald Dispatch, mai 15»
Bishop Taylor ordains 'remarkable' McFall a deacon
He displayed the slightest smile when invested with the stole and dalmatic by Deacon Bud Bryant. “It's just a really neat community of love here ... «Arkansas Catholic, mai 15»
Three men ordained as deacons
Each of the newly ordained was invested with the stole and dalmatic — the proper liturgical attire of the diaconate. Bishop Rhoades then ... «Today's Catholic News, mai 15»
