PREFERRED TERM
Humeral veil         
            DEFINITION
          
          - n. From the Latin "humerus" meaning shoulder, and "humerāle" meaning covering for shoulders. An element of liturgical garments, it is a shawl worn laid in the shoulders of the priests and/or deacons during some ceremonies as benedictions or processions, to cover the hands when holding the Blessed Sacrament. The colour of the veil depends on what colour indicates the Code of Rubrics.
 
            BROADER CONCEPT
          
          
            BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION
          
          - Livingstone, E.A. (ed.) The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.
 
IN OTHER LANGUAGES
        Voile huméral
                French
omerale
                Italian
Humeral
                Spanish
humerales
                
              paño humeral
                
              velo humeral
                
              paño de hombros
                
              paño ofertorio
                
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