Translation of "Bischofsstab" in English

He was not consecrated a bishop during his term.

Gloves white Santa Claus And the Crosier 147 cm 2 pcs. .

He is holding a crosier (bishop’s staff) and a book.

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The emblem of Basel, is a black bishop's staff on white background.

His crook is leaning against the wall behind him.

The priest tore off his tiara, broke his crozier, and rent his tinsel cope.

These are: mitre, pluvial, gloves, shoes, bishops crosier, cross and ring.

Mutina)" Modena city saint St. Geminianus thrones with blessing hand, crosier and mitra.

In 2013 a bishop's crook (crosier) decorated in 23 carat gold was produced for the Vatican.

It was, then, not without surprise and alarm, that at the very moment when Quasimodo was passing the Pillar House, in that semi?intoxicated state, a man was seen to dart from the crowd, and to tear from his hands, with a gesture of anger, his crosier of gilded wood, the emblem of his mock popeship.

As provided in the following years, but again the link with the town's name of the bridge over the river, a crook was added to the former seal, symbolizing the close association with the Lord on Fischhorn Castle, the Bishop of Chiemsee.

St. Grellan's Crozier, or Bachall Grealláin was given to the Uí Maine with the territory, and was thenceforth borne in their standard on the battlefield.

Karl Blossfeldt photographed the world of plants in enlargements of 2 to 40 times in order to make apparent an evolvement of art history from the forms of nature. As Walter Benjamin wrote, the power of association in relation to art history that almost forces itself upon us when we observe the photographic work is manifested in the prologue of the exhibition: the photo of the fiddlehead fern and a golden crozier, a leaf of the saxifrage and a Gothic rose window, an acanthus plant and medieval tapestry.

The cross is at the same time held as a Bishop's crozier, thereby linking together symbols of statehood and Christianity and emphasising the significance of the brothers' mission, which helped ensure the full sovereignty and legitimacy of Great Moravia — the first Slav state in central Europe.

Depending on the region, the Grittibänz might sport a shoulder belt, a turban, a pipe or a bishop's staff.

To these recall the crozier as a reference to Freising as well as the Freising colours (Sable, Or and Gules) and the heraldic figure of the Ebersbeck, the boar’s head.

As a true Saint Nicholas you need not only a robe, bishop's cap and intoxicating beard, but also a real bishop's staff attachment.

The Pope who on the day of the mass of inauguration strode the parvis making enormous signs of the cross with his crozier over the heads of the crowd was already out of the normal scheme of things.

The Saverians insisted that I be there with mitre and crosier, which rarely happens to me!

It should have knocked according to the legend here with its bishop rod on rocks according to what a source opened itself.

Since the formation of priests was one of his priorities, he reopened the seminary, which he considered "the apple of his eye", and therefore he would often say: "A Bishop can do without the mitre, the crosier and even without the cathedral, but he cannot do without the seminary, since the future of his Diocese depends on it".

What about a religious leader whose image appears all over press, television and web and shows his impressive headgear, his bishop's staff, his robe, a big cross hanging from his neck, his ring and his raised hand blessing the multitudes?

He holds a decorated crosier in his hand, and in the other hand he has, but not always, a book.