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Meaning of sacrist
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sacrist (n.)
A sacristan; also, a person retained in a cathedral to copy out music for the choir, and take care of the books.
sacrist Sentence Examples
- The sacrist of the parish diligently prepared the altar for the upcoming mass.
- The church's sacrist was a small, secluded room where sacred vessels were stored.
- Father Michael, the sacrist assigned to the cathedral, was responsible for its vestments and liturgical objects.
- The sacrist carried the monstrance with reverence into the church's sanctuary.
- Mary, a devout parishioner, volunteered as the sacrist, assisting with the preparation of the altar.
- The sacrist's duties included safeguarding the church's precious artifacts.
- The young sacrist's awe grew as he witnessed the sacred rituals performed in the sacristy.
- The sacrist meticulously polished the candlesticks that adorned the altar during the candlelight vigil.
- The sacrist's meticulous attention to detail ensured that every liturgical ceremony was conducted with dignity.
- The sacrist's presence in the sacristy was a reminder of the sacredness of the building and the rituals performed within its walls.
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A sacristan; also, a person retained in a cathedral to copy out music for the choir, and take care of the books.
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The sacrist of the parish diligently prepared the altar for the upcoming mass.
The church's sacrist was a small, secluded room where sacred vessels were stored.
Father Michael, the sacrist assigned to the cathedral, was responsible for its vestments and liturgical objects.
The sacrist carried the monstrance with reverence into the church's sanctuary.
