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Meaning of "ciborium"
ciborium (noun) - a container used in Christian liturgical practices to hold the consecrated Eucharistic bread. The ciborium is typically a cup-shaped vessel with a lid, symbolizing the sacred presence of the body of Christ.
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- A fixed vaulted canopy over a Christian altar, supported on four columns.
- A covered receptacle for holding the consecrated wafers of the Eucharist.
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The shed roof is a ciborium over an altar.
The ciborium seems to have been a symbolic tomb.
The gems from the ciborium.
There is no ciborium in the upper cell.
The sanctuary altar is covered by a ciborium.
The ciborium is supported by four massive red granite columns.
The altar was protected by a canopy or ciborium resting on pillars.
It is a five aisled basilica with a unique hexagonal nave known as a ciborium.
And wherever the ciborium is our man can not be far away.
The queen of cups is gazing at a ciborium.
A ciborium of sufferings.
The old main altar and the ciborium above it.
The ciborium in the display cabinet is made of solid gold with genuine rubies.
In liturgy it is called the ciborium.
The Ciborium is also glazed on the inside.
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Then we will check if anything other than the ciborium was stolen.
I will take the ciborium since you are offering it to me but I will not leave.
The altar itself is free standing and is set under a ciborium.
The main altar has a large marble ciborium with two flanking angel.
It is a five aisled basilica with a one of a kind hexagonal nave known as a ciborium.
Claire prays in front of the Ciborium where the Holy Eucharist was kept.
In the sacristy of Santa Croce there is a marble ciborium with angels.
The ciborium containing the Holy Eucharist.
In his emaciated hands, he carries the ciborium.
Today the ciborium is kept at the Gozo Cathedral Museum.
It is a basilica with five intervals with a single hexagonal ship, known as the ciborium.
The church owns a ciborium known as The Tong Cup.
The ciborium in the apse is made of alabaster and lapis-lazuli.
Hosts were scattered and stolen, and the ciborium which contained them was also stolen.
The village was destroyed and, for years afterward, the location of the ciborium was unknown.
In churches, a ciborium is usually kept in a tabernacle or aumbry.
In current Church discipline, simple adoration is with the closed pyx or ciborium.
The collection also includes mass pillows, ciborium cloaks, tablecloths and various fabric patterns.
Precious the Choir loft, the sixteenth-century crucifix and magnificent the ciborium.
A hand placed the ciborium in front of me, and I took it in my hands.
Frightened, the man dropped the Host into the ciborium and quickly departed.
The canopy or ciborium is, according to the decision of the Cong.
If the Eucharist is the Heart of God, Mary is the ciborium of that Heart.
Above the statue, a Gothic ciborium was inserted into the southern side wall.
And passing these three she 'd seen a face there, on the screen of his ciborium.
According to an old tradition, this ciborium was found in Montmajour near Arles.
This famous and spectacular feature is generally called the " Baldacchino ", though strictly it is a ciborium.
D'Andria, A marble architrave of a ciborium with a monogram on which the name Theodosius could be read.
Ciborium There are 4 products.
During the rosary today, I suddenly saw a ciborium with the Blessed Sacrament.
The presbytery and ciborium ( or baldachin ), created by Soria, are surrounded by four alabaster columns.
The high altar is a Palaeo-Christian sepulchre, surmounted by a 14th-century ciborium.
A 17th-century ciborium under which the robe of Jesus is said to have been buried.
The nave, with Vignola 's ciborium.
The ciborium on the main altar was completed by Vassalletto in 1267.
