Sentence examples for communion from from inspiring English sources

I rejoiced and wept when I first received communion from a woman.

Yet trying to look at the Communion from an Anglican perspective (or that of most of them), two things stand out.

Sometimes during sermons, with others occasionally refusing to take communion from her as one of the first cohort of women to be ordained priests in 1994.

Many of those who remained, and who attended Mass today, ignored his Eucharistic helpers to receive Communion from the pastor for one of the last times.

The fact that there was no communion from which they could meaningfully be kicked took a very long time to sink in.

But there's a pretty good chance that she won't be able to bring herself to stand before Father Paul — or Father Leon, for that matter — and take Communion from his hands, and she'll feel cast out from the Church.

But doctrine and liturgy also divide Christian communions from one another.

His efforts generated broad opposition both from his own communion and from the Jesuits.

A 1937 survey by the Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire noted a bier from 1746, an oak communion table from about 1700, and an inscribed Elizabethan silver cup.

There are holy cards, ceremonial swords, parade sashes and a first communion outfit from 1941.

He believed in the "beauty of holiness" and introduced measures to decorate churches and to separate the communion table from the congregation.