thurifer การใช้

• In Catholic Tradition, he is depicted as a thurifer.
• The thurible and incense boat are held by a thurifer.
• Clergy are assisted by servers ( including acolytes and a thurifer ).
• He is also sometimes seen kneeling with incense in a thurifer, praying.
• Master of Ceremonies, Crucifer and Thurifer, together with the 1st and 2nd Acolytes.
• The raised lid permits air across the coals which keeps them hot while the thurifer waits.
• The thurifer kneels for the bishop but not others while the incense is placed on the hot coals.
• Note that the lid of the thurible in this photograph is raised high while the thurifer waits for the celebrant.
• Prior to each use, the thurifer will present the thurible and incense to the celebrant ( a bishop or priest ).
• The thurifer and boat girl in this photograph are standing at the west end of the cathedral prior to mass waiting for the dean.
• Attached to the mullions are twelve crowned statues alluding to the Castilian royalty and, attached to the spandrels of the arches, thurifer angels.
• The entrance procession, led by a crossbearer and a thurifer carrying incense, was packed with deacons, priests, bishops, honor guards and others.
• The three archivolts are garrisoned by reliefs of seraphims on the inside, thurifer angels in the middle, and scenes of the resurrection of the deads on the outside.
• The thurifer has the lid of the thurible up high and is swinging the thurible left and right so that air will pass over the coals and keep them hot.
• The procession is led by a cross-bearer accompanied by two servers with lit candles; other servers with lit candles follow and a thurifer immediately precedes the priest.
• This thurifer is waiting until the last moment to hand off the incense boat to the boat boy or boat girl to reduce the risk of the youth spilling the incense.
• The procession is led by a cross-bearer accompanied by two servers with lighted candles; other servers with lighted candles follow and a thurifer with incense immediately precedes the priest.
• It is later revealed that Mammon is the seemingly omnipotent ruler of the 9th Sphere, and had been for 20, 000 years after he killed the previous ruler of the 9th Sphere, Thurifer.
• The first assistant then incenses the celebrant, after which the thurifer incenses the others as at Mass . If there are commemorations, the acolytes and assistants again go to the lectern as described above for the chapter.
• Once the celebrant places incense onto the coals and blesses it, the thurifer will lower the lid and lock it, and the thurible will be used by the celebrant, thurifer, or deacon depending on where they are in the worship service.