Sentence examples for confessional services from inspiring English sources

That's why during the confessional services on Yom Kippur, Jews pray in the first-person plural.

Your church probably offers weekly confessional services, if not more during this time of year.

The personal is political, our second-wave feminists proved, and few modes of creative expression are more plainly confessional — more in service of internal dialogues — than pop.

The novelist Ian Fleming and the typographer Robert Harling became close and confessional friends during their service with naval intelligence in the second world war, and this week Harling's account of their long friendship has eventually been published, seven years after the author's death at the age of 98.

In the Jewish tradition there is a confessional in each morning service.

In early 2014, writer Charlotte Shane began using an email newsletter service, TinyLetter, to send out confessional and crushing missives about love, sex, relationships, and the inner life of an American sex worker Shane's "dayjob" at the time.

The paper seemed to serve as a confessional.

When a confessional piece commodifies a person's trauma purely in service of clicks and traffic, the abasement isn't hers so much as our own.

He warns us, in the style of a personal confessional, of an old truth: Higher taxes will result in fewer goods and services.

The Church, by contrast, offers a vital service to its 1.7m members—spiritual succour and operates in a competitive confessional market where dissatisfied Christians can shop around.

Nandan M. Nilekani, co-chairman of Infosys, said there is "definitely an opportunity in the globalization of consumer services," and he listed several possibilities, even psychological counseling and religious confessionals.