sacristy
In historic church architecture, the sacristy is the room or closet in which communion equipment, linen, and supplies are kept. It is usually equipped with a sink.
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Sacristy - A room in a church for sacred vessels and vestments.
San Lorenzo Old Sacristy
Saddle bars - In casement glazing, the small iron bars to which the leaded panels are tied.
Sacristy - a separate room for storing sacred vessels.
Sanctuary - the high altar is placed. The holiest part of the church.
Sacristy. Room attached to a church for the storage of sacred vessels and vestments. Usually also a robing room for the clergy.
SACRISTY A strong room usually attached to the north side of the chancel where vestments and the utendils belonging to the altars were placed. It is synonymous with vestry.
Sacristy : The secure storing chamber for holy relics and sacred vestments.
SACRISTY: a room attached to a church, in which the Communion vessels are kept. SADDLEBACK ROOF: a tower roof formed of an ordinary roof gable.
In 1520, Michelangelo began the New Sacristy at San Lorenzo as a funerary chapel for members of the ruling Medici family.
Sacrament houseSafe cupboard in a side wall of the chancel of a church and not directly associated with an altar, for reservation of the sacrament.SacristyRoom in a church for sacred vessels and vestments.Saddleback roof ...
 See also: Church, Architecture, Chancel, Vault, Shaft
  
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