Examples of using Vestry in English and their translations into German
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Possibly this room may have had a dual function as the room for the Ennead and as a vestry.
His embalmed remains were placed in the vestry for about six months, until 29th March 1832.
After years of standing unnoticed in a vestry, this reed organ was to be refurbished for use in a chapel.
Then they disappeared in the vestry, the priest shaking his head continuously.
He said to him who was over the vestry,“Bring out robes for all the worshippers of Baal!
We require around €1.2 million more than originally estimated for the renovation of the cathedral including the vestry and chapter house.
The vestry is regarded as the most beautiful in the Tyrol and can be viewed as part of a guided church tour.
The vestry leads down to the rest of the 7th century basilica
Ferreirola According to a survey conducted in 1754 the church of Ferreirola consisted of a nave, a vestry and a bell tower containing one bell.
The vestry is leaned against the church wall bedside.
Vestry Lamento" is surprisingly only the third album of the trio existing since 2007.
the south with phiale, Vestry.
In the vestry is a 1693 cycle of frescoes by Giulio Quaglio from Lombardy.
St. Peter's Church Vestry.
Doc and I will go down to Vestry and Washington and see what's there. Yeah?
who also owned the Vestry Hall across the way.
Especially popular with children are the Gießlöwe(Cast Lion) and the Wärmeapfel(Hand Warmers) in the vestry.
The church has a single nave with tile roof and gabled vestry to a water on the right flank.
Founded in 1859, it must rehabilitate its bell tower and its vestry by the architect Ali Tur in 1932.