Definition of thurifer in English:

thurifer

noun ˈθjʊərɪfəˈθʊrəfər

An acolyte carrying a censer in a religious ceremony.
捧香炉者，捧香炉的侍僧
Example sentencesExamples
- Often during Mass the thurifer swings the censer to incense the congregation, and sometimes that makes me so mad.
- The thurifer helps to engage all of our senses in prayer, heightening the solemnity of the liturgy.
- The thurifer processes directly in front of the crucifer and behind the verger, if the verger is processing.
- It was, and still is, customary for the thurifer then to incense the people in parochial churches.
- Then the thurifer might cense others around the altar - in groups - and then the rest of the congregations.
- One ascends the altar, leaving the others swinging their thurifers at its foot - hands his to the officiant and retires.
- Perhaps it is for the thurifer alone to bow to them, out of silent respect for the mystery of Christ present in his body gathered.
- The celebrant and thurifer must have been trained by baton-twirling majorettes, as they were of the school that likes to rotate the thurible through 360 degrees!
- If our contemporary thurifer had been a 1950s’ basketball player, my old Irish pastor would have benched him for being a hot dog.
- In procession, the thurifer swings the thurible at full length from his right hand.
- Acolytes serve at the altar as sub deacons and servers, crucifers, thurifers, torchbearers and lectors.
- The thurifer carries the thurible and boat when incense is used at the Eucharist or other celebrations.
- Acolytes are asked to serve one Sunday a month as torch bearers, crucifers, book holders, thurifers and servers.
- The two thurifers should be assisted by a boat bearer during the procession.
- The procession is led by the crucifer, lucifers and thurifer followed by the priest bearing the Blessed Sacrament.
- If necessary the number may be reduced to only two torchbearers and thurifer, or even just the thurifer alone.
- Our Acolytes range in age from 7 to 70 and serve as crucifers, torch-bearers, thurifers, vergers and other roles to help make our worship experience complete.
- There is not a thurifer in the country who has not at some time created the world's finest incense only to mislay the formula and then forget how they made it.
- Clouds of incense led the procession with the thurifer swinging full circles and figure eights.
- The thurifers stand, genuflect, and carry the thurible and incense into the sacristy.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from late Latin, from Latin thus, thur- 'incense' (from Greek thuos 'sacrifice') + -fer '-bearing'.

Definition of thurifer in US English:

thurifer

nounˈTHo͝orəfərˈθʊrəfər

An acolyte carrying a censer.
捧香炉者，捧香炉的侍僧
Example sentencesExamples
- The celebrant and thurifer must have been trained by baton-twirling majorettes, as they were of the school that likes to rotate the thurible through 360 degrees!
- The thurifers stand, genuflect, and carry the thurible and incense into the sacristy.
- Then the thurifer might cense others around the altar - in groups - and then the rest of the congregations.
- Often during Mass the thurifer swings the censer to incense the congregation, and sometimes that makes me so mad.
- The thurifer carries the thurible and boat when incense is used at the Eucharist or other celebrations.
- In procession, the thurifer swings the thurible at full length from his right hand.
- The procession is led by the crucifer, lucifers and thurifer followed by the priest bearing the Blessed Sacrament.
- Perhaps it is for the thurifer alone to bow to them, out of silent respect for the mystery of Christ present in his body gathered.
- The thurifer helps to engage all of our senses in prayer, heightening the solemnity of the liturgy.
- One ascends the altar, leaving the others swinging their thurifers at its foot - hands his to the officiant and retires.
- Acolytes serve at the altar as sub deacons and servers, crucifers, thurifers, torchbearers and lectors.
- The thurifer processes directly in front of the crucifer and behind the verger, if the verger is processing.
- It was, and still is, customary for the thurifer then to incense the people in parochial churches.
- Our Acolytes range in age from 7 to 70 and serve as crucifers, torch-bearers, thurifers, vergers and other roles to help make our worship experience complete.
- There is not a thurifer in the country who has not at some time created the world's finest incense only to mislay the formula and then forget how they made it.
- If necessary the number may be reduced to only two torchbearers and thurifer, or even just the thurifer alone.
- Clouds of incense led the procession with the thurifer swinging full circles and figure eights.
- If our contemporary thurifer had been a 1950s’ basketball player, my old Irish pastor would have benched him for being a hot dog.
- The two thurifers should be assisted by a boat bearer during the procession.
- Acolytes are asked to serve one Sunday a month as torch bearers, crucifers, book holders, thurifers and servers.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from late Latin, from Latin thus, thur- ‘incense’ (from Greek thuos ‘sacrifice’) + -fer ‘-bearing’.

单词	thurifer
释义	Definition of thurifer in English: thurifer noun ˈθjʊərɪfəˈθʊrəfər An acolyte carrying a censer in a religious ceremony. 捧香炉者，捧香炉的侍僧 Example sentencesExamples Often during Mass the thurifer swings the censer to incense the congregation, and sometimes that makes me so mad. The thurifer helps to engage all of our senses in prayer, heightening the solemnity of the liturgy. The thurifer processes directly in front of the crucifer and behind the verger, if the verger is processing. It was, and still is, customary for the thurifer then to incense the people in parochial churches. Then the thurifer might cense others around the altar - in groups - and then the rest of the congregations. One ascends the altar, leaving the others swinging their thurifers at its foot - hands his to the officiant and retires. Perhaps it is for the thurifer alone to bow to them, out of silent respect for the mystery of Christ present in his body gathered. The celebrant and thurifer must have been trained by baton-twirling majorettes, as they were of the school that likes to rotate the thurible through 360 degrees! If our contemporary thurifer had been a 1950s’ basketball player, my old Irish pastor would have benched him for being a hot dog. In procession, the thurifer swings the thurible at full length from his right hand. Acolytes serve at the altar as sub deacons and servers, crucifers, thurifers, torchbearers and lectors. The thurifer carries the thurible and boat when incense is used at the Eucharist or other celebrations. Acolytes are asked to serve one Sunday a month as torch bearers, crucifers, book holders, thurifers and servers. The two thurifers should be assisted by a boat bearer during the procession. The procession is led by the crucifer, lucifers and thurifer followed by the priest bearing the Blessed Sacrament. If necessary the number may be reduced to only two torchbearers and thurifer, or even just the thurifer alone. Our Acolytes range in age from 7 to 70 and serve as crucifers, torch-bearers, thurifers, vergers and other roles to help make our worship experience complete. There is not a thurifer in the country who has not at some time created the world's finest incense only to mislay the formula and then forget how they made it. Clouds of incense led the procession with the thurifer swinging full circles and figure eights. The thurifers stand, genuflect, and carry the thurible and incense into the sacristy. Origin Mid 19th century: from late Latin, from Latin thus, thur- 'incense' (from Greek thuos 'sacrifice') + -fer '-bearing'. Definition of thurifer in US English: thurifer nounˈTHo͝orəfərˈθʊrəfər An acolyte carrying a censer. 捧香炉者，捧香炉的侍僧 Example sentencesExamples The celebrant and thurifer must have been trained by baton-twirling majorettes, as they were of the school that likes to rotate the thurible through 360 degrees! The thurifers stand, genuflect, and carry the thurible and incense into the sacristy. Then the thurifer might cense others around the altar - in groups - and then the rest of the congregations. Often during Mass the thurifer swings the censer to incense the congregation, and sometimes that makes me so mad. The thurifer carries the thurible and boat when incense is used at the Eucharist or other celebrations. In procession, the thurifer swings the thurible at full length from his right hand. The procession is led by the crucifer, lucifers and thurifer followed by the priest bearing the Blessed Sacrament. Perhaps it is for the thurifer alone to bow to them, out of silent respect for the mystery of Christ present in his body gathered. The thurifer helps to engage all of our senses in prayer, heightening the solemnity of the liturgy. One ascends the altar, leaving the others swinging their thurifers at its foot - hands his to the officiant and retires. Acolytes serve at the altar as sub deacons and servers, crucifers, thurifers, torchbearers and lectors. The thurifer processes directly in front of the crucifer and behind the verger, if the verger is processing. It was, and still is, customary for the thurifer then to incense the people in parochial churches. Our Acolytes range in age from 7 to 70 and serve as crucifers, torch-bearers, thurifers, vergers and other roles to help make our worship experience complete. There is not a thurifer in the country who has not at some time created the world's finest incense only to mislay the formula and then forget how they made it. If necessary the number may be reduced to only two torchbearers and thurifer, or even just the thurifer alone. Clouds of incense led the procession with the thurifer swinging full circles and figure eights. If our contemporary thurifer had been a 1950s’ basketball player, my old Irish pastor would have benched him for being a hot dog. The two thurifers should be assisted by a boat bearer during the procession. Acolytes are asked to serve one Sunday a month as torch bearers, crucifers, book holders, thurifers and servers. Origin Mid 19th century: from late Latin, from Latin thus, thur- ‘incense’ (from Greek thuos ‘sacrifice’) + -fer ‘-bearing’.
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