Examples of using Monstrance in English and their translations into German
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In this Christmas message Our Lady is Jesus' monstrance.
A monstrance, ecclesiastical cups, relics, many church utensils and tapestries.
The top part itself("retable")has the external shape of a late Gothic monstrance.
You can see beautiful pieces of jewelry,including a silver monstrance, the oldest of the archipelago, as well as vestments;
Priceless are also the monstrance from 1620, the bell from 1597 given to the church in Borowa, beautiful candleholders as well as the clock on the tower.
A valuable tile from the early 19th century depicting a monstrance, located in Via Fonderia, near Piazza San Michele.
See a perspectival masterpiece, the largest flat ceiling fresco on Earth,and the world's most valuable monstrance.
The Image of Mary is like a living monstrance. By her attitude and gaze she directs us to the Divine Son, whom she carries in her womb.
The Diocesan Museum holds different works of art,amongst which a monumental processional monstrance by Juan de Arfe stands out.
The oldest known monstrance in the world, a mysterious giant, the poetry of Hendrik van Veldeke, the first poet of the Low Countries: this museum tells the tale of the history of Hasselt and its contemporary local colour.
The same is true in Eucharistic worship outside of Mass; thefaithful, upon entering the Church, turn their eyes towards the monstrance, where the Blessed Sacrament is exposed.
The atheists of Salos began to spread untruerumors that there used to be a pure gold monstrance at the Salos church, that the pastor had sold it for 30,000 or 50,000 rubles and built himself a house, bought a car, etc.
This filigree work of art, set in gold and silver, represents the Christians' victory over the Turks in the sea battle of Lepanto-the unique portrayal of a combat on the world's most valuable monstrance.
Among the gold objects that have not been destroyed by the fire, we must mention the monstrance(second half of the eighteenth century) and the processional cross made in 1563 by Francisco de Soto.
The Cathedral is in Romanesque-Byzantine style and is divided into three naves; the central nave is closed to the outside by a semi-circle with seven facades;while one lateral nave houses the baptismal font and the other the monstrance.
The construction was financed by the owner of the estate, Oldřich Felix of Lobkovice,who gave the church a silver Late Gothic monstrance and an illuminated gradual, a richly decorated book of liturgical songs.
Here numerous liturgical objects(mass vestments, mitres, episcopal staffs,other episcopal equipment, monstrance, chalices), which prove the seriously organized and religiously occupied work of a series of Lavantine bishops, beginning with Ulrich I in 1228 and ended in 1859, when Anton Martin Slomšek, the 54th Lavantine bishop.
A fundamental event in the town's history occurred in 1397, when the Barbary Pirates raid and plunder the town andstole from the church both the jewels and the monstrance, with the consecrated host in it, which was miraculously recovered the following year.
They include late medieval, gothic and above all baroque instruments such as chalices, monstrances and reliquaries; among them are works by famous Augsburg masters;chalice and monstrance by Johannes Jakob Läublin(Schaffhausen); chalice by Hans Peter Staffelbach(Sursee); Chutzechännli by Johann Georg Wirz(Solothurn); globe reliquary by Anton Byss Solothurn.
The monastery has an invaluable collection of gold goldsmitheries of great artistic value manufactured by the craftsmen ragusains,among whom the admirable chalices, the monstrance in Gothic style rebirth and the silver cross are most remarkable.
The church also maintains a San Matías of the seventeenth century from the Iberian peninsula,a silver monstrance made by Alonso Sosa(1748) and another sent Puebla de Los Angeles(Mexico) and dating from 1739, a processional cross and an interesting picture of Gaspar de Quevedo.
But this centre is well known in particular because it is a cradle for arts as it is visible from several important monuments, first of all the Miracolo Eucaristico(Eucharistic Miracle). In the 8th century a consecrated host turned into coagulated blood,today preserved in a monstrance which is admired and worshipped every year by thousands of pilgrims.
A silver cross bill of Naples in 1714, a sixteenth-century wooden crucifix,a chalice and a silver monstrance 700, a nineteenth century silver pyx, two antiphonaries Romans for the sung Mass printed in Venice in 1759.
The monstrance is on the altar, the faithful are all gathered around and it looks like they are praying in shifts: they come and go with the utmost respect and silence; fi rst they are facing towards the central altar and then they move to the feet of the statue of the Queen, in the right hand aisle; some lie on the ground, face down on the fl oor before the altar where Christ is.
At that time, Schwaz was still an outpost of the parish of Vomp,and in processions one carried the"sky" with monstrance, including the shortest path across the country from Vomp to Schwaz, accompanied by a train of devoutly praying and church songs by intoning Catholics.
But if we want to make any progress, at least at intergovernmental level, then we must do away with the unanimity principle, and then there is one thing that really has to be achieved: governments really have to want to put an end to the practice of preaching European unity and harmonization on Sundays andpractising the very opposite on Mondays- parading national sovereignty like a monstrance.
Works took 234 years, so the original Gothic style is combined with Baroque and Renaissance elements Remarkable are the Cardinal's Chapel and its treasure,including a monstrance of Enrique de Arfe, an ivory crucifix of Alonso Cano and important sculptures and paintings.
The church is also distinguished for its neoclassical choir(nineteenth century) directed by Domingo Pérez;his great monstrance carved silver surdoré rococo; its waves procession of Corpus Christi in embossed silver; numerous gold objects from the school of Cordova, the Canary Islands and the American school and its important collection of sacred ornaments.
It consists of the old Cathedral treasure and displays a collection of images, liturgical vestments, worship paraments, choir books and furniture. Among the valuable pieces which are a part of the collection, two 18th century enameled copper reliquary vaults from the Limoges Schoolstand out. They are unique pieces in Portugal. A monstrance built in 1533 which belonged to the renowned Bishop and humanist D. Miguel da Silva is one of the most valuable religious art pieces in Portugal.
The statue of Saint Tryphon, which dates back to the end of the 16th century,a wooden crucifix dating back to the middle of the 17th century, a monstrance dated 1725 used to display the consecrated Host, and a silver embossed and chiselled crown dating back to 1732 intended for the wooden simulacrum of the Virgin.