- An
ambry (or almery,
aumbry; from the
medieval form almarium, cf. Lat. armÄrium, "a
place for
keeping tools"; cf. O. Fr.
aumoire and mod. armoire) is a...
- is a
Manchester chef who has run two
successful restaurants in the city;
Aumbry and 4244. Mary-Ellen
McTague attended St Gabriel's RC High
School and Holy...
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container for the same purpose,
which is set
directly into a wall, is
called an
aumbry.
Within Catholicism,
Eastern Orthodoxy, and in some
traditions of Lutheranism...
-
Neocatechumenal Way. In some churches, the
sacrament is
reserved in a
tabernacle or
aumbry with a
lighted candle or lamp nearby. In
Anglican churches, only a priest...
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pseudonyms S.
Barrington Bayley, P.F Woods, J.
Barrington Bayley, Alan
Aumbry,
Michael Barrington,
Simon Barclay, and John Diamond.[citation needed] "Combat's...
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tabernacle or
aumbry on, behind, or near the altar. Its
presence is
usually indicated by a lamp
suspended over or
placed near the
tabernacle or
aumbry. Except...
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where needed. In churches, a
ciborium is
usually kept in a
tabernacle or
aumbry. The
ciborum may be
veiled to
indicate the
presence of the
consecrated hosts...
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sacrament is
locked in a
tabernacle (more
common in
Roman Catholicism) or
aumbry (more
common in the
other traditions mentioned). In the
service of benediction...
- of Norway. One late
medieval doorway survives from this church, and an
aumbry from the
original church survives within the late 19th-century structure...
- arrangement, a
tabernacle may
stand to one side of or
behind the altar, or an
aumbry may be used.
Sensibilities concerning the
sanctity of the
altar are widespread...
