- The
offertory (from
Medieval Latin offertorium and Late
Latin offerre) is the part of a
Eucharistic service when the
bread and wine for use in the service...
- has been completed, the
Credo is said, or if it is not to be said, the
Offertory is sung." By
contrast the
Roman Missal as
revised by Pope Paul VI declares...
- A poor box, alms box,
offertory box, or mite box is a box that is used to
collect coins for
charitable purposes. They can be
found in most
Christian churches...
-
Eucharistic Liturgy which in the
Coptic Church has the
following structure:
Offertory (or Prothesis) is the part of the
liturgy in
which the
Sacramental bread...
- and
works for the stage,
including over 100
religious works (m****es,
offertories, oratorios, cantatas),
eight symphonies,
three concertos,
three ballets...
-
Eucharistic Liturgy which in the
Coptic Churches has the
following structure:
Offertory (or Prothesis) is the part of the
liturgy in
which the
Sacramental bread...
-
Eucharistic Liturgy which by the
Coptic Church has the
following structure:
Offertory (or Prothesis) is the part of the
liturgy in
which the
Sacramental bread...
- "But as soon as we
reach the
moment when one
addresses God – from the
Offertory onwards – it is
essential that the
priest and
faithful look
together towards...
- the
collection of
donations that is
referred to as the
offertory. Historically, the
offertory takes place either in the
middle of the
service (or at the...
-
Pontifical M****. They are worn from the
beginning of the M****
until the
offertory, when they are removed. They are
generally can be
elaborately embroidered...
