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chasuble

Christianity a long sleeveless outer vestment worn by a priest when celebrating Mass
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Caption: Bettina Furnee, preparatory drawing for chasuble works at Kingston, 2019
A world to come
Detail of a rose-colored chasuble designed by Gomez to mark his silver jubilee celebration in the monastery, which fell on the fourth Sunday of Lent -Cheche V.
From fabric to embroidery: Dom Martin Gomez returns with his celebrated exhibit of liturgical vestments
Toss in several other romantic affiliations, both girls' penchant for the name Ernest and several more mistaken identities; add the irrepressible Lady Bracknell (she of the iconic 'handbag' line fame), poor repressed Miss Prism (Cecily's long-suffering governess) and the scholarly clergyman Dr Chasuble, and you've got entertainment of the highest calibre (as well as a plot far too intricate to be described in full in fewer than 2,000 words!)
How the other half live
The dress was made into a chasuble for her father when he was ordained
Church celebrating 130 years of bridal pride Church celebrating 130 years of bridal pride; exhibition shows off families' wedding memories
Chasuble as Missy Hargove as Miss Prism, Zach Lindsey as Lane and Austin Barnett of Hanceville as Merriman.
The Wallace State Theatre Department is presenting Oscar Wilde's satire, "The Importance of Being Earnest" at the Betty Leeth Haynes Theatre on the campus of Wallace State Community College (Ala.)
Take, for instance, the white 'peascod' chasuble, dating from 1640-45, whose hundreds of gold peapods burst open to reveal rows of pearls.
Spare a thought for Guy Fawkes' lantern on the day of gunpowder, treason and plot; The historic item is part of the exhibition Plots and Spangles which is on display at Auckland Castle until April next year
Walker '16 as “Doctor Chasuble,” and Tyler Graeper '16 as “Merriman.”
William Peace University's Theatre Company Performs Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" Oct. 16-19
The book then turns to the cope, firstly in William Durand's explication of ecclesiastical vestments (and here one should note that it was not the cope [as stated on page 91] but the chasuble that changed shape in response to the introduction of the elevation of the Host); thence to the satirical Song upon Tailors, which demonstrates the transformation of a cope through alterations until it is finally donated to a servant.
Fashioning Change: The Trope of Clothing in High- and Late-Medieval England
Fine floral motifs and arabesques are embroidered in gold thread on his chasuble and alb.
Touched by gods and saints: goa's sacred textiles and vestments
The photo is taken from the rear, showing Benedict facing the wall and wearing an elaborate red chasuble. He is flanked by masters of ceremonies, and a deacon vested in an equally elaborate dalmatic stands below and off to the side.
The Liturgical Vision of Pope Benedict XVI: A Theological Inquiry
The cast also includes acting regulars Tom Browning (Dr Chasuble), Simon Ainley (Lane), Cheryl Ryan (Miss Prism) and Andy Yardley (Merriman).
Oscar's winner comes to town

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