chasuble การใช้

• Clad in a chasuble, he begs Rita for some plain clothing.
• A chasuble from 1662 is preserved in the church's collection.
• The chasuble took Mabel about two years to finish.
• None wear the celebrant's chasuble, suggesting Christ is the priest.
• Among other fittings, a chasuble from the 16th century can be mentioned.
• Dr . Chasuble remembers that Jack was named after his father, Ernest John.
• As celebrant he also always wore the chasuble.
• Veneroso wore a traditional Catholic chasuble but it was made from pale green Korean material.
• A circular inscription sewn in Latin identifies the coat as a bishop's chasuble.
• In liturgical colour they correspond to the chasuble, but are never worn with black.
• When presiding at the Eucharist, he wears a mitre in addition to the chasuble.
• A chasuble embroidered with the royal arms, with an alb, and an Flodden.
• Polycarp wears the full Eucharistic robes of a Bishop-chasuble, dalmatic and tunicle.
• This group of boys and men had to have their head shaved and wore chasubles.
• The chasuble drapes down from this point.
• Choirbooks, documents, tapestries, chasubles, and paraments were lost in the fire.
• When presiding at the Eucharist, most Anglican bishops now wear albs, stoles and chasubles.
• Among the more unusual items in the church is a decorated chasuble from the 16th century.
• The saint holds a jewelled cross and wears early versions of an alb, chasuble and pallium.
• Among the rarest objects belonging to the church is a chasuble, dating from the 16th century.