- A
gremiale,
sometimes anglicized as gremial, is a
square or
oblong cloth or
apron which a
Roman Catholic bishop wears over his lap
during certain liturgical...
- When the
bishop sits at the cathedra, a
special silk cloth,
called a
gremiale, of the same
liturgical colour as the bishop's
vestments is
placed in his...
- 2023. "Gobierno
entrega ley que
protege y
garantiza las
actividades de
gremiales" [Government
Enacts Law That
Protects and
Guarantees the
Activities of...
- MAS-IPSP: Confederación
Nacional de
Maestros Rurales, Confederación de
Gremiales de Bolivia, Confederación
Nacional de
Rentistas y
Jubilados and Confederación...
-
August 2014. "Postergan el
estreno de
Relatos salvajes por
conflictos gremiales en los cines". Infobae. 11
August 2014.
Archived from the
original on...
- 19
February 2022. "'Ley madre': ¿qué dice la Ley 1386 que
moviliza a
gremiales, transportistas,
magisterio y cívicos?". Página
Siete (in Spanish). La...
-
Aires Ceriotto, Luis (5
March 2011). "Una
historia marcada por
internas gremiales y una
larga puja con el Gobierno" [A
history marked by
internal union...
- B. (2008). Del
nacimiento de la
vitivinicultura a las
organizaciones gremiales: La constitución del
Centro de
Bodegueros del Uruguay. Ed. Trilce. p. 213...
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especially for
liturgical vestments suchs as albs, surplices, and
rochets or
gremiale. Lace is also
often added to
liturgical tablecloths and
pieces such as...
-
priest who is
celebrating the M****
removes his chasuble, puts on a
linen gremiale (an
amice is
often used for this purpose), and
proceeds to wash the feet...
