crozier (Meaning)

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crozier (n)

a staff surmounted by a crook or cross carried by bishops as a symbol of pastoral office

The bishop held a golden crozier during the ceremonial procession.
The intricately carved crozier was adorned with precious gemstones.
As a symbol of authority, the bishop wielded the crozier during religious ceremonies.
The crozier has been a traditional staff carried by bishops since ancient times.
The bishop's crozier was passed down through generations, symbolizing continuity within the church.
The bishop tapped the ground with his crozier as he walked, a gesture of blessing.
The crozier was carefully crafted by skilled artisans, reflecting the importance of its role.
During the ordination ceremony, the newly appointed bishop received the crozier as a symbol of leadership.
The crozier's design often incorporates motifs that hold spiritual significance within the church.
The bishop's crozier was displayed in a glass case, highlighting its historical and religious significance.

a staff surmounted by a crook or cross carried by bishops as a symbol of pastoral office

beetle, hammer,crook, walking stick, maul, gavel, mallet, sledgehammer, hickory, baton

No antonyms found.

The bishop held a golden crozier during the ceremonial procession.

The intricately carved crozier was adorned with precious gemstones.

As a symbol of authority, the bishop wielded the crozier during religious ceremonies.

The crozier has been a traditional staff carried by bishops since ancient times.