Sacristy
noun
A room in a church where sacred items are kept.
The priest prepares for the mass in the church's sacristy.

Often appears as...
- church sacristy
- enter the sacristy
noun
A room in a church where sacred items are kept.
The priest prepares for the mass in the church's sacristy.

Often appears as...
- church sacristy
- enter the sacristy
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Church Specific
Use 'sacristy' when talking about spaces within a church, not other religions' buildings.

The candles for the service are stored in the sacristy.
Sacred Items
'Sacristy' is used for rooms with religious importance, suggesting a sense of respect.

They found the antique chalice in the sacristy.
Behind Scenes
The sacristy is usually off-limits to the general public, highlighting its private nature.

Only church staff are allowed in the sacristy.
Church Specific
Use 'sacristy' when talking about spaces within a church, not other religions' buildings.

The candles for the service are stored in the sacristy.
Sacred Items
'Sacristy' is used for rooms with religious importance, suggesting a sense of respect.

They found the antique chalice in the sacristy.
Behind Scenes
The sacristy is usually off-limits to the general public, highlighting its private nature.

Only church staff are allowed in the sacristy.
Church Specific
Use 'sacristy' when talking about spaces within a church, not other religions' buildings.

The candles for the service are stored in the sacristy.
Sacred Items
'Sacristy' is used for rooms with religious importance, suggesting a sense of respect.

They found the antique chalice in the sacristy.
Behind Scenes
The sacristy is usually off-limits to the general public, highlighting its private nature.

Only church staff are allowed in the sacristy.
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