-
limits to the
general public. The word "sacristy"
derives from the
Latin sacristia,
sometimes spelled sacrastia,
which is in turn
derived from
sacrista ("****ton...
-
including the
names of
popes of the
saeculum obscurum buried in St. Peter's
Basilica in the
Vatican City.
Marble slab at the
entrance to
Sacristia....
- is a 1630
painting by
Diego Velázquez, now held in the
museum of the
Sacristía Mayor del
Monasterio de San
Lorenzo de El
Escorial (Madrid, Spain). It...
-
Bayan terminal. To go back,
jeeps turn
right to Gen. Luna St., left to
Sacristia St. (Behind St.
James Academy), left to F.
Sevilla Blvd.
around Malabon...
- the
rubble of the campanile. As the transept,
sanctuary (re-do's), and
sacristia (sacristy) were all left standing, an
attempt was made to
rebuild the...
- 14.59822°N 120.97582°E / 14.59822; 120.97582 (Calle Rosario)
Calle Sacristía /
Calle Lacoste /
Calle Enrile Ongpin Street Binondo 14°36′05″N 120°58′35″E...
- the
altar is a 16th-century
cornstalk paste image of the Señor de la
Sacristía (Lord of the Sacristy),
whose gold
crown was a gift from
Philip II of...
- Serb). He was
baptised on 26 May 1711 by
Marinus Carolis,
curatus et
sacristia. The name Ruđer/Ruggiero may have been
given to him
because both his maternal...
- tagalog. He was
interred at the
North Cemetery of Manila. The
street Calle Sacristia in
Manila was
renamed as
Ongpin Street on
September 17, 1915 and a monument...
- top,
there is a s****. In the
interior is the
Chapel of the
Senor de la
Sacristia,
which is
decorated in
Neoclassical style. In both the
church and the...
