The word "sacristan" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a person responsible for the care of a sacristy and its contents, often in a church setting. Example: "The sacristan prepared the altar for the evening service, ensuring everything was in place." Alternatives include "church caretaker" or "altar server."
It still hangs in St James's Chapel, inside the old city's Armenian Patriarchate; a sacristan beats it with a wooden hammer every day at dawn.In this section The crisis of government isn't over Still bloody For whom the bell no longer tolls A newly hatched hawk flies high On the brink ReprintsBut times and technology change.
But the public on the other side of the rood screen often couldn't see them, or had to pay, as he had to (one stiver to the sacristan) to view them.
Little is known of this early printer, whose last name means "sacristan," his title as an official of the Great Church of Haarlem.
When it was installed in a dim corner of the Galleries, Miss Palk took it on herself, to be a sort of recording sacristan for the lady.
Brother Julian became the sacristan, maintaining the chapel, and Brother Adrian became the chauffeur, but they also built the bookshelves and maintained the garden and cleared the growth from the shrines in the woods — and rarely spoke unless invited.
The mainstay bass Paul Plishka, on the other side of his career — more than 1,600 performances past his 1967 Met debut — makes his company farewell with this revival, in which he plays the sacristan.
"People come who apparently no longer have faith in medical care and await a miracle," said the Rev. Mikhail Ryazantsev, the cathedral's sacristan, who said the overwhelming majority were women.
When events take a radically different turn, the pair escape, with Jimmy dressed as a priest, Clemen as a dimwitted sacristan.
Welcome to the prison cell that is now the habitat of the Kostelnicka (woman sacristan) following her appalling crime.
But, sadly, I have to report that you can't actually see Our Lord's solidified blood itself, at least, not without making an appointment with the sacristan.
