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	Humeral veil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The humeral veil is one of the liturgical vestments of the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches.
		The Celebrant covers his or her hands with the ends of the veil so that his or her hands do not touch the monstrance, thus symbolizing that it is Jesus present in the Eucharist that blesses the people and not the minister.
		The vimpa, similar to a humeral veil, is sometimes used during for the Pontifical Mass.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Humeral_veil (326 words)

	Humeral Veil
		Humeral veils for use on festivals are often richly embroidered.
		There is no fl humeral veil, for the reason that at Masses for the dead, as well as on Good Friday, the paten remains on the altar.
		The acolyte continued, even in the later Middle Ages, to use a humeral veil (palliolum, sindon, mantellum) when carrying the paten, and the present Roman custom, according to which the subdeacon is vested in the humeral veil when holding the paten, originated at the close of the Middle Ages.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/v/veil,humeral.html (793 words)

	HumeralVeil
		During the rite of eucharistic exposition and benediction, the priest or deacon dons the humeral veil
		The humeral veil is also worn while carrying the blessed sacrament in outdoor eucharistic processions.
		The bishop wears the humeral veil to carry the Eucharist from the altar to the tabernacle.
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	The Science of the Saraments - Pages 510 to 519
		The veil is laid upon the shoulders of the officiant just before he takes the monstrance containing the consecrated Host at Benediction or for the procession, and (his hands being under the veil) he grasps the monstrance through it, and so holds it while giving the Benediction or during the procession.
		The object of the humeral veil is quite distinct from that of the other vestments, and so the form of its magnetization or blessing must be different.
		For that purpose the humeral veil is made into a reflector, so that the whole of the power may be thrown forward with immense force.
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	Benediction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A significant portion of this liturgy includes singing, prayer (particularly the chanting of the Divine Praises), and the silent worship of Christ's presence in the Holy Eucharist.
		At the end of this liturgy, the celebrant holds the monstrance using a humeral veil he wears over the shoulders and covering his hands.
		The celebrant blesses the congregation with the displayed Eucharist by tracing the sign of the cross with the monstrance held steadily upright before him.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Benediction (248 words)

	Humeral veil: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The humeral veil usually matches the liturgical colours (liturgical colours: liturgical colours are colours of vestments and church decorations within a christian...
		It is most often seen during the liturgy of Exposition and Benediction (Benediction: A ceremonial prayer invoking divine protection) of the Blessed Sacrament.
		The humeral veil is also used during the Mass (Mass: The property of a body that causes it to have weight in a gravitational field).
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/humeral_veil (199 words)

	Directions for Benediction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The humeral veil is placed, folded, over the communion rail on the epistle side of the bridge opening in the rail.
		The veil is kept on it, and the monstrance faces away from the sacristy.
		All the other things (branched votive light holders, veil, torch holders, bells, monstrance) which were put out are returned to their usual places.
	www.stmarythevirgin.org /Servers/benedictiondirections.html (1314 words)

	Advent Customary: The Liturgical Year - Corpus Christi
		At the Agnus Dei, the acolytes bring the custodial and small veil to the altar with the chalices and the Deacon places the Benediction Host into it for safekeeping, covers It with the small veil, and places It at the rear of the corporal.
		SD veils chalice as usual, but leaves the corporal unfolded on the altar and places the burse flat on the altar.
		D and SD hold edges of cope and humeral veil as Cel censes the Sacrament.
	societies.anglican.org /anglocatholic/theadvent/The_Liturgical_Year/corpus.htm (1687 words)

	Cope, Pure Silk, With Humeral Veil
		The front features 9" panels of a complimentary brocade, which matches the humeral veil.
		The Humeral Veil measures approximately 3 yards in length, and is approximately 25" wide.
		Featured on the back of the Humeral Veil is a gold worked Emblem of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, measuring 9" diameter.
	www.susanmaria.com /catalog/item/662517/361119.htm (138 words)

	Copes and Humeral Veils
		White and gold Passion Cross Cope with matching Humeral Veil.
		Made of 100% polyester, it is wrinkle resistant and drapes beautifully.
		Humeral Veil measures 103"x 28" with white lining and pockets with matching satin banding at each end and a matching clasp.
	www.gloryandpraisevestments.com /copes1_final.html (74 words)

	humeral products at MSN Shopping
		Matching cope and humeral veil by D.B. Hansen Sons,...
		White cope and matching humeral veil, made from a fairly...
		Veil is edged with grey piping, and trimmed with a gold fringe.
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	Mission Vocabulary
		A humeral veil was a long shawl-like vestment worn over the dalmatic by the subdeacon or his equivalent while holding the paten during part of a solemn Mass; also worn over the chasuble or the cope by the celebrant when carrying the Holy Eucharist in procession or to the sick.
		The tabernacle is the veiled box on the altar table in which the Eucharist is kept (Adams and Chavez, Dominguez, p.
		A cortina can be a curtain, drapery, hanging, screen or a covering in general; the combination of the two here indicates that a generic veil rather than the humeral veil was meant.
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	Memoriale Rituum - Maundy Thursday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Altar is to be ornate as for a solemn feast, and a white antependium or frontal used.
		He then puts on the humeral veil, and, rising, goes to the Altar; he genuflects and rises, then, as a precautionary measure, he ties the veil of the chalice with the white cords or ribbons.
		He takes the chalice in the left hand, holding it by the knob (nodus) under the humeral veil; he places his right hand on the top of the chalice, and the second server arranges the ends of the humeral veil over it.
	members.aol.com /liturgialatina/memoriale/40.htm (2437 words)

	LILY AND GALLOON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Humeral Veil measures 108" length x 22" wide.
		clasp closure holds the humeral veil in place.
		Humeral veils feature double stitched pleated pockets and a white lining unless otherwise specified.
	www.gordonfabrics.com /TTWEB/threads/sx086006.htm (39 words)

	The History and Use of Vestments in the Catholic Church.
		The vestments worn by the priest at Mass are as follows: the alb, the cincture, the stole, and the chasuble; and at certain other services he may use the cope, the humeral veil and the surplice.
		The humeral veil was worn on the shoulders of the priest at the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament when he held the Sacred Host for the blessing of the people, and also when he carried the Blessed Sacrament in procession.
		It may be well also to say a word about this vestment, which is worn over the cassock at the administration of the Sacraments and at various services of the Church.
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	MSN Encarta - Search Results - humeral veil
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		Christian saints, origin of bridal veils, quotations, religiously prescribed veiling of women, traditional dress of various cultures
		Veronica, a woman of Jerusalem who, according to legend, gave Jesus her veil to wipe his face as he bore his cross to Calvary.
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	The world's top humeral veil websites
		The Humeral veil (one of the liturgical vestments of the Roman Catholic church) is a piece of white silk or cloth of gold about 2.75m long and 90cm wide worn over the shoulders by the priest when he holds the monstrance during the liturgy of Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
		Until the abolition of minor orders by the Second Vatican Council, it was also used by the Subdeacon at High Mass when he carried the chalice or the paten.
		When worn by the Subdeacon, the humeral veil always matched the liturgical colours of the vestments.
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	humeral veil - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		humeral veil : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [home, info]
		Humeral Veil, Veil, Humeral : Catholic Encyclopedia [home, info]
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	CREAM FESTIVE HUMERAL VEIL
		A metallic clasp closure holds the humeral veil in place.
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		CHRIST THE KING WHITE WITH GOLD AND RED APPLIQUES HUMERAL VEIL -
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	71-881 - Humeral Veil - White Grape Design - Apparel & Vestments - Church Supply Warehouse - Detail
		71-881 - Humeral Veil - White Grape Design - Apparel & Vestments - Church Supply Warehouse - Detail
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		Humeral Veil, in Pascal Fabric, Structured fabric with gold threads woven into the material, of 99% viscose and 1% gold thread.
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