Sanctuary Picture Dictionary
Explore the checked monochrome drawings used across Triptych’s 1962 Roman sanctuary dictionaries. Each image appears once, even when several objects or teaching views share it. 1 pictured object record remains under definition audit; those cards say so directly.
Acolyte candlestick · Gospel book
In Use
- Acolyte candlestick (candelabrum acolythi)
- An acolyte candlestick is the tall, footed, self-standing candle support distinguished from a footless elevation torch.
- Gospel book (liber Evangeliorum)
- The 1962 Ritus names the separate liber Evangeliorum used by the deacon and subdeacon at Solemn Mass.
Alb
Front
- Alb (alba)
- The alb is the long linen vestment put on after the amice.
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Alb
Front
- Alb (alba)
- The alb is the long linen vestment put on after the amice.
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Altar bells
Isolated
- Altar bells (campanula)
- The altar bell is the small bell prepared for the appointed Mass signals.
Altar candle
Isolated
- Altar candle (candela)
- The candle is the wax light set in a candlestick; the ceremonial distinguishes the light from its support.
Altar candle · Altar candlestick · Communion rail
Composition
- Altar candle (candela)
- The candle is the wax light set in a candlestick; the ceremonial distinguishes the light from its support.
- Altar candlestick (candelabrum)
- A candlestick is the support that holds the candle; it is distinct from the wax light.
- Communion rail (cancelli)
- A source-verified definition is not yet available; this pictured record remains under audit.
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Altar candlestick
Isolated
- Altar candlestick (candelabrum)
- A candlestick is the support that holds the candle; it is distinct from the wax light.
Altar cloths
Comparison
- Altar cloths (tobaleae)
- The altar cloths are the three clean blessed cloths that cover the altar for Mass.
Altar cloths
Comparison
- Altar cloths (tobaleae)
- The altar cloths are the three clean blessed cloths that cover the altar for Mass.
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Altar cruet
Comparison
- Altar cruet
- An altar cruet is a small pouring vessel prepared to supply wine or water for the Mass; two are ordinarily prepared together for the wine-and-water service.
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Altar cruet
Comparison, Composition
- Altar cruet
- An altar cruet is a small pouring vessel prepared to supply wine or water for the Mass; two are ordinarily prepared together for the wine-and-water service.
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Altar cruet
Isolated
- Altar cruet
- An altar cruet is a small pouring vessel prepared to supply wine or water for the Mass; two are ordinarily prepared together for the wine-and-water service.
Altar Missal · Book marker · Missal stand
In Use
- Altar Missal (Missale Romanum)
- The Missale Romanum is the altar book required for Mass at the 1962 Roman horizon.
- Book marker (signaculum)
- The 1962 Ritus calls the Missal's place markers signacula.
- Missal stand (legile)
- The 1962 Missal names the legile as the stand alternative beneath the Missal.
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Altar Missal · Book marker · Missal stand
In Use
- Altar Missal (Missale Romanum)
- The Missale Romanum is the altar book required for Mass at the 1962 Roman horizon.
- Book marker (signaculum)
- The 1962 Ritus calls the Missal's place markers signacula.
- Missal stand (legile)
- The 1962 Missal names the legile as the stand alternative beneath the Missal.
Altar Missal · Book marker
Detail
- Altar Missal (Missale Romanum)
- The Missale Romanum is the altar book required for Mass at the 1962 Roman horizon.
- Book marker (signaculum)
- The 1962 Ritus calls the Missal's place markers signacula.
Amice
Isolated
- Amice (amictus)
- The amice is the first vestment in the 1962 Missal's ordinary priestly vesting sequence.
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Amice
Isolated
- Amice (amictus)
- The amice is the first vestment in the 1962 Missal's ordinary priestly vesting sequence.
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Aspergillum
Isolated
- Aspergillum (aspergillum)
- An aspergillum is a holy-water sprinkler; checked sources document brush-ended and perforated hollow-globe forms, and the plate shows the latter.
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Aspergillum
Isolated
- Aspergillum (aspergillum)
- An aspergillum is a holy-water sprinkler; checked sources document brush-ended and perforated hollow-globe forms, and the plate shows the latter.
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Basilical conopaeum
Isolated
- Basilical conopaeum (conopaeum)
- Official twentieth-century basilica grants identify the conopaeum and tintinnabulum as institutional basilical insignia; they do not make the conopaeum a generic Mass implement or Eucharistic canopy.
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Basilical conopaeum
Isolated
- Basilical conopaeum (conopaeum)
- Official twentieth-century basilica grants identify the conopaeum and tintinnabulum as institutional basilical insignia; they do not make the conopaeum a generic Mass implement or Eucharistic canopy.
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Bugia
Isolated
- Bugia (bugia)
- The Ceremonial calls the small silver candle-bearing implement used beside the bishop's book the bugia.
Burse
Isolated
- Burse (bursa)
- The burse is the case that contains the folded corporal and rests above the chalice veil in the prepared composition.
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Burse · Chalice · Chalice pall · Chalice veil · Corporal · Paten · Purificator
Composition
- Burse (bursa)
- The burse is the case that contains the folded corporal and rests above the chalice veil in the prepared composition.
- Chalice (calix)
- The chalice is the sacred vessel named by the 1962 Missal throughout the Offertory, Canon, Communion, ablutions, and removal from the altar.
- Chalice pall (palla)
- The chalice pall is the small linen cover placed above the paten in the prepared composition and used over the chalice during Mass.
- Chalice veil (velum sericum)
- The chalice veil is the silk covering placed over the prepared chalice.
- Corporal (corporale)
- The corporal is the wholly white linen kept folded in the burse for preparation and spread in the middle of the altar.
- Paten (patena)
- The paten is the celebrant's shallow sacred vessel, distinct in the 1962 Missal from the plate held beneath communicants' chins.
- Purificator (purificatorium)
- The purificator is the clean linen placed over the chalice mouth during preparation and used by the celebrant to wipe the chalice and his fingers.
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Burse
Isolated
- Burse (bursa)
- The burse is the case that contains the folded corporal and rests above the chalice veil in the prepared composition.
Candle lighter and extinguisher
Isolated
- Candle lighter and extinguisher (instrumentum ad candelas accendendas et exstinguendas)
- One secular 1902 patent shows a long-shaft practical tool combining a taper tube for lighting elevated candles with a separate branch ending in an extinguisher bell; it is material-culture evidence, not a Roman prescription or proof of Catholic prevalence.
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Candle lighter and extinguisher
Isolated
- Candle lighter and extinguisher (instrumentum ad candelas accendendas et exstinguendas)
- One secular 1902 patent shows a long-shaft practical tool combining a taper tube for lighting elevated candles with a separate branch ending in an extinguisher bell; it is material-culture evidence, not a Roman prescription or proof of Catholic prevalence.
Chalice · Paten
Comparison
- Chalice (calix)
- The chalice is the sacred vessel named by the 1962 Missal throughout the Offertory, Canon, Communion, ablutions, and removal from the altar.
- Paten (patena)
- The paten is the celebrant's shallow sacred vessel, distinct in the 1962 Missal from the plate held beneath communicants' chins.
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Chalice
Isolated
- Chalice (calix)
- The chalice is the sacred vessel named by the 1962 Missal throughout the Offertory, Canon, Communion, ablutions, and removal from the altar.
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Chalice pall
Isolated
- Chalice pall (palla)
- The chalice pall is the small linen cover placed above the paten in the prepared composition and used over the chalice during Mass.
Chalice pall
Isolated
- Chalice pall (palla)
- The chalice pall is the small linen cover placed above the paten in the prepared composition and used over the chalice during Mass.
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Chalice veil
Isolated
- Chalice veil (velum sericum)
- The chalice veil is the silk covering placed over the prepared chalice.
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Chalice veil
Isolated
- Chalice veil (velum sericum)
- The chalice veil is the silk covering placed over the prepared chalice.
Chasuble · Pontifical dalmatic · Pontifical tunicle
Worn
- Chasuble (planeta seu casula)
- The chasuble is the outer priestly vestment put on last for Mass.
- Pontifical dalmatic (dalmatica)
- The 1962 Missal and Ceremonial identify the pontifical dalmatic as a distinct episcopal vestment, separate from the pontifical tunicle and from the deacon's outer dalmatic.
- Pontifical tunicle (tunica)
- The 1962 Missal and Ceremonial identify the pontifical tunicle as a distinct episcopal vestment, separate from the pontifical dalmatic and from the subdeacon's outer tunicle.
Chasuble
Comparison
- Chasuble (planeta seu casula)
- The chasuble is the outer priestly vestment put on last for Mass.
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Chasuble
Comparison
- Chasuble (planeta seu casula)
- The chasuble is the outer priestly vestment put on last for Mass.
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Cincture
Isolated
- Cincture (cingulum)
- The cincture is the girdle fastened over the alb at the waist.
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Cincture
Isolated
- Cincture (cingulum)
- The cincture is the girdle fastened over the alb at the waist.
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Communion plate · Paten
Comparison
- Communion plate (patina)
- The Communion plate is the plate placed beneath communicants' chins, distinct from the celebrant's paten.
- Paten (patena)
- The paten is the celebrant's shallow sacred vessel, distinct in the 1962 Missal from the plate held beneath communicants' chins.
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Corporal
Isolated
- Corporal (corporale)
- The corporal is the wholly white linen kept folded in the burse for preparation and spread in the middle of the altar.
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Corporal
Isolated
- Corporal (corporale)
- The corporal is the wholly white linen kept folded in the burse for preparation and spread in the middle of the altar.
Credence table
Isolated
- Credence table (abacus)
- The credence is a sanctuary service table for objects needed in the ceremony.
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Credence table
Isolated
- Credence table (abacus)
- The credence is a sanctuary service table for objects needed in the ceremony.
Crosier
Isolated
- Crosier (baculus pastoralis)
- The baculus pastoralis is the bishop's pastoral staff.
Crosier · Vimpa
In Use
- Crosier (baculus pastoralis)
- The baculus pastoralis is the bishop's pastoral staff.
- Vimpa (vimpa)
- Fortescue calls the thin silk scarf-like veil a vimpa and describes matching use by the mitre- and crosier-bearers.
Dalmatic
Comparison
- Dalmatic (dalmatica)
- The dalmatic is the deacon's outer Mass vestment, worn over the alb and diagonal stole.
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Dalmatic
Comparison
- Dalmatic (dalmatica)
- The dalmatic is the deacon's outer Mass vestment, worn over the alb and diagonal stole.
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Deacon's stole
Comparison
- Deacon's stole (stola)
- The deacon's stole is the long narrow vestment worn diagonally from the left shoulder under the right arm.
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Deacon's stole
Comparison
- Deacon's stole (stola)
- The deacon's stole is the long narrow vestment worn diagonally from the left shoulder under the right arm.
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Elevation torch
Isolated
- Elevation torch (intortitium)
- Fortescue distinguishes footless elevation torches, which cannot stand alone and are stored in a rack, from the acolytes’ footed carried candlesticks.
Elevation torch
Isolated
- Elevation torch (intortitium)
- Fortescue distinguishes footless elevation torches, which cannot stand alone and are stored in a rack, from the acolytes’ footed carried candlesticks.
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Episcopal throne
Isolated
- Episcopal throne (solium episcopale)
- The Ceremonial names the bishop's proper pontifical seat or episcopal throne and distinguishes it from a faldstool.
Epistle book
Isolated
- Epistle book (liber Epistolarum)
- The 1962 Ritus names the separate liber Epistolarum used by the subdeacon at Solemn Mass.
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Epistle book
In Use
- Epistle book (liber Epistolarum)
- The 1962 Ritus names the separate liber Epistolarum used by the subdeacon at Solemn Mass.
Eucharistic ombrellino
Isolated
- Eucharistic ombrellino (umbella)
- The Eucharistic ombrellino is the small one-staff umbrella form, distinct both from the larger processional baldachin and from the institutional basilical conopaeum.
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Eucharistic ombrellino
Isolated
- Eucharistic ombrellino (umbella)
- The Eucharistic ombrellino is the small one-staff umbrella form, distinct both from the larger processional baldachin and from the institutional basilical conopaeum.
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Faldstool
Isolated
- Faldstool (faldistorium)
- The faldistorium is an episcopal seat distinct from the bishop's proper pontifical seat or throne.
Gospel book
Isolated
- Gospel book (liber Evangeliorum)
- The 1962 Ritus names the separate liber Evangeliorum used by the deacon and subdeacon at Solemn Mass.
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Gremial
In Use
- Gremial (gremiale)
- The Ceremonial places the gremial on the seated bishop's lap and gives an assistant-mediated sequence for removal, folded holding, return, and final disposition.
Gremial
Isolated
- Gremial (gremiale)
- The Ceremonial places the gremial on the seated bishop's lap and gives an assistant-mediated sequence for removal, folded holding, return, and final disposition.
Incense boat and spoon
Open
- Incense boat and spoon (navicula; cochlear)
- The 1962 Missal names the navicula as the container ministered with a spoon when incense is imposed at the checked Solemn-Mass stations.
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Lavabo basin
Isolated
- Lavabo basin (pelvicula)
- The lavabo basin is the small basin that receives the water when the celebrant washes his fingertips at the Offertory Lavabo.
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Lavabo basin · Lavabo towel
Comparison
- Lavabo basin (pelvicula)
- The lavabo basin is the small basin that receives the water when the celebrant washes his fingertips at the Offertory Lavabo.
- Lavabo towel (manutergium)
- The lavabo towel, historically called the manuterge in English, is the hand towel used after the celebrant washes his fingertips at the Offertory Lavabo.
Lavabo basin · Lavabo towel
Comparison
- Lavabo basin (pelvicula)
- The lavabo basin is the small basin that receives the water when the celebrant washes his fingertips at the Offertory Lavabo.
- Lavabo towel (manutergium)
- The lavabo towel, historically called the manuterge in English, is the hand towel used after the celebrant washes his fingertips at the Offertory Lavabo.
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Lavabo towel
Isolated
- Lavabo towel (manutergium)
- The lavabo towel, historically called the manuterge in English, is the hand towel used after the celebrant washes his fingertips at the Offertory Lavabo.
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Lectern
Isolated
- Lectern (legile)
- The 1962 Holy Week rites use freestanding legilia for readings, Passions, and the Paschal proclamation.
Local sacristy signal bell
Isolated
- Local sacristy signal bell (campanula)
- A local sacristy signal bell is a small bell used in some churches at the ministers' departure.
Local sacristy signal bell
Isolated
- Local sacristy signal bell (campanula)
- A local sacristy signal bell is a small bell used in some churches at the ministers' departure.
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Maniple
Isolated
- Maniple (manipulus)
- The maniple is the short vestment band worn on the priest's left arm.
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Maniple
Isolated
- Maniple (manipulus)
- The maniple is the short vestment band worn on the priest's left arm.
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Missal cushion
Isolated
- Missal cushion (cussinus)
- The 1962 Missal names the cussinus as a support beneath the Missal.
Missal stand
Isolated
- Missal stand (legile)
- The 1962 Missal names the legile as the stand alternative beneath the Missal.
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Mitre
Comparison
- Mitre (mitra)
- The Ceremonial identifies the mitre as a pontifical object and distinguishes three forms: precious, gold-cloth, and simple.
Mitre · Mitre minister's veil
In Use
- Mitre (mitra)
- The Ceremonial identifies the mitre as a pontifical object and distinguishes three forms: precious, gold-cloth, and simple.
- Mitre minister's veil (velum seu mappa sericea oblonga)
- The Ceremonial identifies a veil or oblong silk cloth assigned to the mitre minister; this checked locus does not call it a vimpa.
Mitre · Vimpa
In Use
- Mitre (mitra)
- The Ceremonial identifies the mitre as a pontifical object and distinguishes three forms: precious, gold-cloth, and simple.
- Vimpa (vimpa)
- Fortescue calls the thin silk scarf-like veil a vimpa and describes matching use by the mitre- and crosier-bearers.
Paten
Isolated
- Paten (patena)
- The paten is the celebrant's shallow sacred vessel, distinct in the 1962 Missal from the plate held beneath communicants' chins.
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Pectoral cross
Isolated
- Pectoral cross (crux pectoralis)
- The checked museum record establishes one pectoral cross with an integral bail; its gems, enamel, filigree, pearls, dimensions, and suspension are not generalized.
Pontifical buskin · Pontifical sandal
In Use
- Pontifical buskin (caliga)
- The Ceremonial distinguishes the pontifical buskin from the sandal and treats it as the inner member of the appointed footwear pair.
- Pontifical sandal (sandale)
- The Ceremonial distinguishes the pontifical sandal from the buskin and treats it as the outer member of the appointed footwear pair.
Pontifical gloves
Comparison
- Pontifical gloves (chirothecae)
- The Ceremonial identifies the pontifical gloves as a paired episcopal vesting object, one for each hand.
Pontifical gloves · Pontifical ring
In Use
- Pontifical gloves (chirothecae)
- The Ceremonial identifies the pontifical gloves as a paired episcopal vesting object, one for each hand.
- Pontifical ring (annulus pontificalis)
- The checked sources identify a distinct pontifical or episcopal ring used in the bishop's vesting.
Pontifical ring
Isolated
- Pontifical ring (annulus pontificalis)
- The checked sources identify a distinct pontifical or episcopal ring used in the bishop's vesting.
Pontifical sandal
Isolated
- Pontifical sandal (sandale)
- The Ceremonial distinguishes the pontifical sandal from the buskin and treats it as the outer member of the appointed footwear pair.
Portable holy-water vessel
Isolated
- Portable holy-water vessel (vas aquae benedictae)
- A portable metal vessel holds holy water for use with the aspergillum in the named Asperges ceremony.
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Portable holy-water vessel
Isolated
- Portable holy-water vessel (vas aquae benedictae)
- A portable metal vessel holds holy water for use with the aspergillum in the named Asperges ceremony.
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Priest's stole
Comparison
- Priest's stole (stola)
- The priest's stole is the long narrow neck-worn vestment put on after the maniple.
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Priest's stole
Comparison
- Priest's stole (stola)
- The priest's stole is the long narrow neck-worn vestment put on after the maniple.
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Processional cross
Isolated
- Processional cross (crux processionalis)
- Fortescue identifies the processional cross as a crucifix fixed to a long carrying staff that cannot stand alone.
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Processional cross
Isolated
- Processional cross (crux processionalis)
- Fortescue identifies the processional cross as a crucifix fixed to a long carrying staff that cannot stand alone.
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Purificator
Isolated
- Purificator (purificatorium)
- The purificator is the clean linen placed over the chalice mouth during preparation and used by the celebrant to wipe the chalice and his fingers.
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Purificator
Isolated
- Purificator (purificatorium)
- The purificator is the clean linen placed over the chalice mouth during preparation and used by the celebrant to wipe the chalice and his fingers.
Sacristy cross or suitable image
Isolated
- Sacristy cross or suitable image (crux vel imago)
- The sacristy cross or suitable image is the locally appointed visual focus for the ministers' reverence.
Sacristy cross or suitable image
Isolated
- Sacristy cross or suitable image (crux vel imago)
- The sacristy cross or suitable image is the locally appointed visual focus for the ministers' reverence.
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Sanctuary lamp
Isolated
- Sanctuary lamp (lampas)
- At least one sanctuary lamp burns continuously before the tabernacle in which the Blessed Sacrament is reserved.
Sedilia
Comparison
- Sedilia (sedilia)
- Sedilia are sanctuary seats for the celebrant, deacon, and subdeacon in the ceremonies that appoint them; separate movable chairs and a movable three-place bench are representative forms, while construction and placement vary.
Sedilia
Comparison
- Sedilia (sedilia)
- Sedilia are sanctuary seats for the celebrant, deacon, and subdeacon in the ceremonies that appoint them; separate movable chairs and a movable three-place bench are representative forms, while construction and placement vary.
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Thurible
Isolated
- Thurible (thuribulum)
- The 1962 Missal names the thuribulum and thuriferarius in the checked Solemn-Mass and sung-Mass incense loci.
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Thurible
Isolated
- Thurible (thuribulum)
- The 1962 Missal names the thuribulum and thuriferarius in the checked Solemn-Mass and sung-Mass incense loci.
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Tunicle
Comparison
- Tunicle (tunicella)
- The tunicle is the subdeacon's outer Mass vestment.
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Tunicle
Comparison
- Tunicle (tunicella)
- The tunicle is the subdeacon's outer Mass vestment.
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Vimpa
Isolated
- Vimpa (vimpa)
- Fortescue calls the thin silk scarf-like veil a vimpa and describes matching use by the mitre- and crosier-bearers.
Definitions are drawn only from verified claims in the canonical object records, preferring identity and liturgical-use claims before narrower ceremonial or appearance descriptions. The drawings are study aids, not substitutes for the governing liturgical books or local direction.
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