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English Church Furniture, Ornaments and Decorations, at the ...
I 1 sanctus bell. 10 oz. '1 curated' ..,m Robiuson. Asensar. 2 great bells. 1 chalice
parcel I John Benton. William Smythe. 1 sanctus bell. gilt, weighing l Richard
Mayo. 8} oz. Ancruunnow, 8 great bells. 1 chalice weighing Richard Shsrp-
Thomas ...
Edward PEACOCK (F.S.A.),
1866
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The Principles of Gothic Ecclesiastical Architecture:
Sanctus Bell,Long Compton Church, Warwickshire. SanctusBell, Long Compton
Church,Warwickshire. Outside theroofof somechurches, on the apexofthe eastern
gable of the nave, is a small openarch or turret, in which formerly a single bell ...
Matthew Holbeche Bloxam,
2014
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The New Altar Guild Book
Sanctus Bell A sanctus bell may be a single bell, a cluster of three or four bells, or
a gong. When a sanctus bell is part of the ceremonial, it is placed on the floor at
the Epistle end of the altar. During the celebration of the Eucharist, the server ...
Barbara Gent, Betty Sturges,
2003
... Mass to enable such of the parishioners as were prevented from attending the
service to join in it in spirit. Sanctus- bell cotes remain in many of our churches,
and the bell itself in some, as Long Compton, Warwickshire; and Claydou, Suffolk
.
Charles Walker, T. I. Ball,
1957
At Bosham Harbour the fishermen used to so join in the service of the sanctuary,
and it is said that when George Herbert's sanctus bell sounded for prayers, the
ploughmen stopped from their work for a few moments and prayed. The sanctus ...
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Historic English Churches: A Guide to Their Construction, ...
A bellcote at the eastern termination of the church or above the chancel arch
would have originated as a sanctus bell, which at one time only rang at the
saying of the sanctus or at the more solemn parts of the mass. A surviving
example from ...
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A Dictionary of the Architecture and Archaeology of the ...
Some chapels in France are called SAINTES CHAPELLES, from containing a
number of relics of saints. (See CHAPEL and RELIQUARY, sub. Relics.) SAINTS'
-BELL, SANCTE-BELL.SANCTUS-BELL, SAUNCE-BELL, SANCE-BELL (from ...
John Britton, George Godwin,
1838
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The Second Maiden's Tragedy
Cf. Tilley, T386 : 'Her Tongue goes like a hand bell'. sance bell] sanctus bell: bell '
rung at the Sanctus at Mass; in post- Reformation times often used to summon
the people to church' (O.E.D., s.v. Sanctus bell). Often a handbell. According to ...
Anne Begor Lancashire,
1978
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The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church
Churches are comparatively few in which, as at March or Walpole St Peter, a.
special cot was provided for a sanctus bell above the chancel arch. At Hawstead
in Suffolk a sanctus bell remains in position on the inner side of the chancel
screen.
A. Hamilton Thompson,
2012
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My Life in Doha: Between Dream and Reality
I fondly remember the Sanctus bell. Sanctus is a Latin word, which means “Holy.”
It was a small, shiny, bronze colored handheld bell, which was placed
conveniently on the left side of the altar. During Holy Mass, the acolyte dressed in
his ...
Rachel Hajar, Rachel Hajar M D,
2011
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Church clock grinds to halt weeks after £5k repair
Repairs were made to the clock as the bells in the tower were taken down for ... The church has now added the gentle tones of the Sanctus bell to its tower, ... «Shepton Mallet Journal, lug 15»
Celebrating the Feast of the First Book of Common Prayer, 1549
Specifically the Reformers combated the ringing of the Sanctus Bell, the Latin phrase hoc est corpus meum (hocus pocus), and the gestures and ceremonies ... «Patheos, mag 15»
Centuries-old bell rings out again
The Sanctus Bell at the 1000-year-old St Mary's Church in Portbury was originally installed during the 1600s but stopped working due to a broken clapper. «North Somerset Times, mag 15»
Built for $6500 (9 photos)
... Anglican prayer books, a sanctus bell (actually, a set of bells used to signal the start of an Anglican communion service), a baptismal font, an ink stand from the ... «SooToday.com, dic 14»
Picture Gallery: New bell celebrations at Rogate church
ROGATE bell ringers at St Bartholomew's Church are celebrating their new bell ... The Sanctus bell, St Michael, is inscribed with the names from Rogate's war ... «Midhurst and Petworth Observer, set 14»
Rev. McDowell: The history and significance of church bells
The Bible neither promotes nor forbids the ringing of church bells but, for many ... A small hand bell or set of hand bells (called altar bells or sanctus bells) is rung. «Olean Times Herald, ago 14»
An inside view of fascinating life and times of landmark church
Eight bells were installed when the church was constructed in 1864 and the ... time the redundant All Saints' Church School bell was hung as a sanctus bell. «Nottingham Post, lug 14»
The Francis Factor: Why worshippers are returning to Catholic …
The Catholic Church has often been criticised as the "bells and smells" religion. ... robes, tabernacles, holy water, votive candles, Sanctus bells, patens, pyxes ... «The Independent, feb 14»
Church friends tuck in as Sawbridgeworth celebrate anniversary of …
The evening raised more than £1,000 towards the refurbishment of Great St Mary's Sanctus bell. The project is expected to cost about £5,000. Share0 Share0 ... «Herts and Essex Observer, lug 13»
Rituals like Easter, Passover add modern meaning to ancient beliefs
As an example, Seddon said that in Episcopalianism, the original purpose of the sanctus bell was to tell the congregation that the bread and wine, which used to ... «Deseret News, mar 13»