Stoup example sentences

Related (4): basin, font, lavabo, washbasin

"Stoup" Example Sentences

The holy water stoup near the church entrance was full from the recent rain.
She dipped her fingers in the stoup and crossed herself before entering the sanctuary.
The visiting priest paused to bless the holy water in the stoup before ascending the pulpit.
As part of the penitential rite, the priest invited the congregation to sign themselves with holy water from the stoup.
At the church entrance, there were two matching stone stoups filled with holy water.
The baptismal font and matching stoup stood at the front of the church.
They paused to bless themselves with holy water from the stoup before entering the pew.
The funeral procession paused briefly so the pallbearers could dip their fingers into the stoup.
The priest began renewing the holy water in the stoup and baptismal font.
As they passed the stoup, they each dipped their fingers in and made the sign of the cross.
The children lined up to dip their coins into the stoup and drop them in the collection basket.
The catechumens blessed themselves with holy water from the stoup as they entered the church.
The stoup was carved from a single piece of white marble.
An old stone stoup caught rainwater and provided water for travelers.
The church's large stone stoup held enough holy water for the entire congregation.
The bishop came to bless the holy water stoup and baptismal font.
The candlelight flickered on the brass stoup near the sanctuary door.
The stoup was filled to the brim with fresh holy water.
The vandalized marble stoup lay broken in pieces on the church steps.
Flowers spilled from the two stone stoups on either side of the church entrance.
The brass lid of the stoup had been securely fastened for many years.
They dipped their fingers into the stone stoup to make the sign of the cross before entering the sanctuary.
Stained glass windows cast colored light on the worn granite stoup.
The priest carefully poured fresh holy water into the marble stoup.
The small alcove held a plain stoup cut from local fieldstone.
At Easter, flowers spilled from the wooden stoup near the altar.
They dipped their hands into the stoup to bless themselves as they entered the church for Mass.
An iron stoup stood near the front doors of the tiny country chapel.
She paused to dip her fingers into the stoup outside the chapel door.
The stoup was filled with fresh, cool water for those who paused to drink and rest.
Rainwater collected in the stone stoup during the long winter months.
The small wooden stoup filled with holy water stood beside the open church doors.
Instead of holy water, the stoup now held umbrellas for parishioners.
Empty and cracked, the once-ornate marble stoup now sat neglected in the corner.
The carved wooden stoup held cold rainwater for thirsty travelers.
Small iron crosses decorated the granite stoups on either side of the sanctuary doors.
The young priest dutifully refilled the stone stoup with fresh holy water.
The wooden stoup collected rainwater to water the plants outside the church.
Bells chimed as she dipped her hand into the stone stoup outside the cathedral.
Small coins clinked into the marble stoup as it filled with offerings for the poor.
Seeds sprouted in the cracked stoup long emptied of holy water.
They placed flowers in the stone stoup near the sanctuary entrance.
The pilgrims refreshed themselves from the wooden stoup of cold rainwater.
She dipped her hand into the cool water of the stoup and made the sign of the cross.
Cleaned and refilled, the brass stoup shone under the sanctuary lights.
The baptismal font matched the ornate wooden stoup near the door.
Children tossed pennies into the brass stoup as they entered the church.
The holy water stoup had collected dusty cobwebs from years of neglect.
The marble stoup stood empty and forgotten.
Birds nested in the stone stoup where holy water once blessed the faithful.
She clipped dead petals from the flowers spilling from the wooden stoup.
They paused to dip their hands in the stoup and bless themselves before entering the chapel.
The priest refilled the stone stoup at the start of every Mass.
Chips of stone flaked from the ancient stoup beside the church door.
The plain stone stoup held cool cleansing water for hot and thirsty travelers.
The wooden stoup near the door had cracked and warped from years of exposure.
Ivan paused to make the sign of the cross with water from the brass stoup.
The heavy brass stoup caught the morning sunlight.
She dipped her fingers into the stoup, crossed herself, and pushed open the creaking church door.
They paused to bless themselves with holy water from the stoup before entering the sanctuary.