sanctuary lamp

As the presence of the sanctuary lamp in the picture to the right shows, some have been returned to their traditional use.

He also provided a sanctuary lamp that has been lit daily for over 300 years.

The first is the oil from the sanctuary lamp.

Also in his memory his family gave the Sanctuary lamp.

Someone closed the doors again, but not quite for through a crack he could still see the red dot of the sanctuary lamp.

Joshua could see only a few candles and the dim red eye of the sanctuary lamp.

Equipment was added, including a new confessional, higher altar, and a sanctuary lamp.

The sanctuary lamp is made of solid silver and weighs over 1500 ounces.

The red of the sanctuary lamp burned steadily, reflected in the smooth gold.

It was a gift from the Bonaparte family to the parish to be used as the sanctuary lamp.

The red sanctuary lamp glowed ahead of them, to the left of the high altar.

Traditionally, the sanctuary lamp in an Orthodox church is an oil lamp.

Of particular interest is the Arundell sanctuary lamp.

A sanctuary lamp is suspended over the altar.

There is a conspicuous red sanctuary lamp, though the altar does not feature a tabernacle.

Only the wan mist- light from the two little windows and the gamet sanctuary lamp gave illumination.

The sanctuary lamp may also be seen in Eastern Orthodox Churches.

The sanctuary lamp and the older set of the Stations of the Cross were used in the new church.

There is a sanctuary lamp in the church commemorating the wedding and a memorial to Rossetti.

The solid metal, heavily nickel-plated sanctuary lamp is the gift of a generous donor.

The church is in almost total darkness, the only light coming from the sanctuary lamp and the shaded low lamps in the choir.

Behind us, the candle burned without a flicker in the still, heavy air, like the sanctuary lamp in an empty church.

I genuflected before the winking sanctuary lamp and concealed myself in one of the side chapels.

The church also includes a sanctuary lamp in silver (17th century), chalices, statues and old crucifixes.

The sanctuary lamp was designed by George Gilbert Scott, Junior.