Is the council tax going to be her
poisoned chalice?
You might find the symbol of a
flaming chalice
embroidered over the pulpit drop or painted on the wall.
Chalice brass, one of only two surviving in suffolk.
No, it's sort of like a
poison chalice.
Our group designated the task of
carrying the crystal chalice
to the map holder.
Colson's eye had drifted to a
golden chalice
on a shelf in the far corner.
Chalice symbol
of st john.
In commemoration, a large
silver chalice
was made, with his name ascribed upon it.
The spoon shows him
holding a chalice
or " the cup of sorrow " .
There is preserved in the church a
silver chalice
or cup, supposed to be over 200 years old.
Chalice flame?
Our group designated the task of carrying the
crystal chalice
to the map holder.
The communion plate
includes a silver chalice
dated 1612.
At a recent pilgrimage of 50,000, one
small chalice
was quite adequate for the tiny number of communicants.
Pope leo xii gave a silver
gilt chalice
in recognition of his service to the papacy; this is now at blair's museum.
Chalice used
at the last supper.
In commemoration, a
large silver chalice
was made, with his name ascribed upon it.
It is sometimes commented that there are so few relics of
communion chalices
from early celtic times.
I hope we will be able to
have the new chalices
available for christmas.
She also gave her jewels to be inserted into a
new chalice.
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