Sentence examples for gold chalice from inspiring English sources

These include liturgical hardware: a soup-bowl-size gold chalice, a set of Deco-ish altar cruets, a pair of silver censers in the shape of Romanesque churches.

(He is also the only member of the group to have had a doll produced in his likeness: a limited-edition, five-hundred-dollar action figure that comes with a paisley print robe and a tiny gold chalice studded with Swarovski crystals).

A long gold chain, a massive emerald, a gold chalice of unbelievable loveliness and delicacy, a reliquary pendant that had once held a devotional painting, long worn away by the sea, except for the gilt halo — all this and more went to a young man who pushed his sunglasses back on his head and bid hundreds of thousands while also talking on a cell phone.

A long gold chain, a massive emerald, a gold chalice of unbelievable loveliness and delicacy, a reliquary pendant that had once held a devotional painting, long worn away by the sea, except for the gilt halo all this and more went to a young man who pushed his sunglasses back on his head and bid hundreds of thousands while also talking on a cell phone.

While in Jerusalem he made a gift of a gold chalice to the church of the Holy Sepulchre.

"You find the pieces of eight gold doubloons, and then you find stuff you never dreamed about finding, like that gold chalice.

Robbery was evidently not the motive, since several gold chalices and other valuable objects were left undisturbed.

Churches were razed; stained-glass windows broken; altarpieces and statues smashed; tombs emptied; church bells melted to make cannons; gold chalices sent to the mint.

Firefighters were able to save the cross from the steeple and the tabernacle, which contained the gold chalices used for communion.

No alarm was triggered and there was no sign of a break-in, said the spokesman, adding that three valuable gold chalices and gold candlesticks in the chapel were not stolen.

The burglar sneaked into Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin on Friday night and ignored valuable gold chalices and candlesticks, choosing instead to take the preserved heart of Laurence O'Toole, the city's 12th-century patron saint.