Sentence examples for communicant to from inspiring English sources

And they are dramatic; never, with such force, has the act of giving and receiving the bread and wine been granted its cinematic dues, as Bergman the son of a minister cuts from one communicant to the next, inspecting them in turn.

These topics can be quite sensitive, so discussing them allows the communicants to gauge reactions and be cognizant of how the information is received.

The secret of a good Christmas church experience for the regular communicant is to smile forgivingly at the people you seem not to recall having seen since last Christmas.

$1 TO $5 PLEDGES SOUGHT 60,000 Communicants Asked to Get Five Outside Gifts Each -- Actors Broadcast Appeal.

"The Names and Residences of the Communicants belonging to Trinity Church Seneca Falls" 1833-1840.

The communicants returned to their seats, grasping the people they passed; if you listened closely, you could hear sniffling.

Support for strong electronic mail security is widely available yet only few communicants appear to make use of these features.

In the worship of Dionysus, god of fecundity and the harvest, the communicants' attempt to impersonate the deity by donning goatskins and by imbibing wine eventually developed into the sophistication of masking.

Thus symbolically identified, the communicant was inspired to speak in the first person, thereby giving birth to the art of drama.

In the 1950s, canonists, especially in the United States, anxious to find ways to regularize marriages of Catholics with divorced Orthodox communicants latched on to the Trullan canon to declare invalid marriages of Orthodox and Protestants.

The only memorial on which an indigenous Australian appears is that of Edmund Kennedy (said to have been "a communicant at St James'") on whose tablet Jackey Jackey is remembered.