Sentence examples for christ from from inspiring English sources

Victoria's "Improperia" from "The Reproaches"; Deering's "Nolo Mortem Peccatoris"; Burgett's "Adoramus Te, Christe" and "Innocens Captus"; and The Passion of Christ from the Gospel of John with choral responses by Byrd; with soloists; Louise Basbas, music director and organist.

"Mary was flirting with Christ from the get-go," says the source.

Franck's "Seven Last Words of Christ From the Cross"; with soloists; Jennifer Pascual, music director.

The story of the birth of Christ from the Koran was beautiful.

Passion of Christ from the Gospel of Matthew; Anerio's "Christus factus est"; Victoria's "O vos omnes"; Hill's "In monte Oliveti".

The Thomistic view of the eucharist understands the Mass as re-enacting the sacrifice of Christ, from which all other graces devolve to the believer.

It's a two-hour climb to Christ the Redeemer from Santa Teresa.

He goes further than Farnworth by arguing that those who prevent women from speaking in church stop Christ himself from speaking.

"Christ" is from the Greek christos, meaning "the anointed one" — anointed with olive oil.

"Christ" is from the Greek christos, meaning "the anointed one"—anointed with olive oil.

"The cup that Christ drank from on the night of the Last Supper?" "Yes," replies Papa, Frenchly.