chrismatory (Meaning)
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chrismatory (n.)
A cruet or vessel in which chrism is kept.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chrismatory
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chrismatory Sentence Examples
- The ancient chrismatory contained the consecrated oils used in religious ceremonies.
- The chrismatory was adorned with intricate designs, reflecting its sacred purpose.
- The priest carefully handled the chrismatory during the anointing rituals.
- The chrismatory was passed down through generations of clergy in the church.
- The chrismatory was made of precious metals, signifying the importance of its contents.
- During the chrismation ceremony, the chrismatory was brought forth with reverence.
- The chrismatory was kept in a secure location within the church, only accessed during specific rites.
- The chrismatory held the chrism oil, which was blessed by the bishop.
- The chrismatory was an essential item in the sacramental life of the Christian community.
- The chrismatory played a central role in the initiation rites of baptism and confirmation.
FAQs About the word chrismatory
A cruet or vessel in which chrism is kept.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient chrismatory contained the consecrated oils used in religious ceremonies.
The chrismatory was adorned with intricate designs, reflecting its sacred purpose.
The priest carefully handled the chrismatory during the anointing rituals.
The chrismatory was passed down through generations of clergy in the church.
