It has a small window, or squint, that permitted servants and others to observe communion from the house.
For its audience, joined together in theatres, and now in movie houses, communion, holy and unholy, is clearly at hand.
You're not making no Collection till you've had a proper First Communion breakfast at my house.
Although Salvation Army missions lack many trappings of Christian churches -- they do not offer communion, for example -- they house nondenominational worship services, and their treatment programs rely on the Bible.
Live spectator sports involve a kind of communion — otherwise, why bother leaving the house?
Among my father's parishioners in the 1950s were two men in their late 40s who came every Sunday to the 7 30 a.m. communion service and who shared a house.
While religious practices were diverse -- from Presbyterian communion tokens to whitewashed Congregational meeting houses to Anglican redactions of the Book of Common Prayer -- both patriots and loyalists understood their causes to be ordained by God.
It was Zinzendorf, tradition holds, who named the city on Christmas Eve 1741, at the first candlelight communion service in the settlement's first house, now the site of the Hotel Bethlehem, on Main Street.
At a large table, a family celebrating its daughter's first Communion tears apart several clayudas, big, flat, crispy tortillas covered with beans, string cheese, house-cooked meats and vegetables.
Farr's lineup is designed for hips and stolen glances rather than gunfingers and vomit, and calls in a series of deep house and techno masters sure to generate stranger-hugging communion.
He earned a living as a bouncer at the Manhattan nightclub The Limelight; housed in a former Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, working with Chazz Palminteri.
