sacristan in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sacristan in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sacristan [Am ˈsækrəstən, Brit ˈsakrɪstən] N

sacristan

sacristán m / sacristana f

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sacristan in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sacristan in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sacristan [ˈsækrɪstən] N

sacristan

sacristán m

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sacristán

sacristan

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English

There was once a sacristan here, but that was many years ago.

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Under his leadership the convent church employed three secular priests, a sacristan, a chantry priest, a sexton, four choristers and an organist.

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Also, when they are in use they may not be handled by any but the clergy, or sacristans to whom special permission is given.

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To support himself, he served as a sacristan in the parish church in his home town.

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The library was in the care of the sacristan of the cathedral chapter of canons.

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The church has one nave, it also has a sacristan and citadel with a roof in an onion-like shape.

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He was later made a sacristan ("skeuophylax"), married, and had two sons by 1340.

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The sacristans and the choir accompany a boar's head that is borne through the cloisters.

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The churchs respective clergy together with its sacristans is the first to line up in the parade.

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In parishes, however, the sacristan is called church sexton.

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