ombrellino

• Above it is an ombrellino from the Basilica di San Domenico, Bologna, also from the —  New Liturgical Movement
• Blessed Sacrament was now to be carried round the lines of the sick, beneath an _ombrellino_. —  Lourdes
• I began to watch presently, almost mechanically, the little group beneath the _ombrellino_, in white and gold, and the movements of the monstrance blessing the sick; but again and again my eyes wandered back to the little figure in the midst, and I cried out with the crowd, sentence after sentence, following that passionate voice: —  Lourdes
• Bishop, the _ombrellino_ over him, passed on slowly round the circle; and the people cried to Him whom he bore, as they cried two thousand years ago on the road to the city of David. —  Lourdes
• The crowd between me and the open space was simply one pack of heads; but I could observe the movements of what was going forward by the white top of the _ombrellino_ as it passed slowly down the farther side of the square. —  Lourdes

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