Sentence examples for bones of the church from inspiring English sources

But all these years later, "The dinosaur bones of the church novel show signs of quickening flesh," he proclaimed.

Its members tend to come across as earnest, cerebral and wary of what outsiders will make of them, an understandable suspicion that feeds their reputation among many Catholics as a kind of secretive enclave, a Skull and Bones of the church.

"When I invite people, I always try to explain that he uses the structural bones of a church service, but in the most rough-hewn and tongue-in-cheek sense," said Tina Rayburn, an actress who was among the four original congregants.

Pressed, he acknowledged the scientific doubt cast on the bones kept in the church, but spoke in elegant phrases about the meaning of the site nonetheless.

In an interview with the BBC History Magazine, Hicks said that "lots of other people who suffered similar wounds could have been buried in the choir of the church were the bones were found".

Bone said the church needed leadership and clarity.

mony into a huge pit at the back of the church, where perhaps are the bones of a thousand others.

According to an earlier report from The Local, the bones have been sitting there since 2009, when part of the church was remodeled for wheelchair access.

The very church in which the bones of the murdered Armenians found their supposedly final resting place has been damaged in the new war, although no one knows the culprits.

One of the church relics is a tiny fleck of white bone of St. Anthony of Padua.

"A beinhaus (bone house), or charnel house, is the place at a church or graveyard where the bones of the deceased are kept after exhumation," he explained.