This room is called the Vestry or Sacristry.vestry: a room in a church where sacred vessels and vestments are kept or meetings are held.or it is called a sanctuary.
A sacristy is a room in a church where the clergy prepare for worship services and store vestments, sacred vessels, and other items used during the church service. It is typically located near the altar or sanctuary.
This is an apartment in or a building connected with a church or a religious house, in which the sacred vessels, vestments, etc., are kept.
Almost, what you're looking for is sacristans (i think).
They are called Holy Icons
secular and sacred
The central part of a church is called the nave. It is usually the main part of the church where the congregation sits during services.
the sacristy is the room in a roman catholic church/chapel (usually adjacent to or close to the sanctuary) used to store the sacred vestments, vessels, altar drapes, altar linens, etc. as well as the vesting room for the ordained ministers.
There is no sacred sign mentioned in The Bible. If a church has a sacred sign then it is something people have invented.
According to recent Vatican directives, only ordained ministers (deacons, priests, bishops, etc.) are to purify the sacred vessels, including the ciboriums used to distribute the Eucharist. However, in practice, the priest may purify only the chalice and paten and will leave the ciboriums for the sacristan or Eucharistic ministers to purify.
sonata da chiesa, was the sonata intended to be played in church.
a cope