Sentence examples for eucharist with from inspiring English sources

Even the humblest meal could be a eucharist, with the cook serving both as its priest and, through loving sacrifice of time and effort, its victim too.

He looked at me, trying to gauge whether the holiness of this moment had registered as he passed me the Eucharist with two firm, unblemished hands.

The Anglican leaders stopped short, however, of declaring that their provinces had formally "broken communion" with the Episcopal Church in the United States, a more drastic step that means they would refuse to share the eucharist with American bishops.

At the Cathedral of the Incarnation on Cathdrel Avenue in Garden City, the Girls Choir, Schola Cantorium and Gentlemen of the Choir perform music by Bairstow, Ludwig and Shephard at 9 15 a.m., and the Choir of Men and Boys sing the Festive Choral Eucharist with music by Bairstow, Schubert, Willan and Widor at 11 15 a.m.

Call (212) 378-0222 for reservations; all attending must be seated by 8 15, no packages for security reasons; 10 30 a.m., short service for children; 12 05 p.m. expanded Eucharist with choir and special prayers; 6 p.m., memorial service with interfaith prayers; 7 30 p.m., evening service.

It was then that the elements of bread and wine were identified with the body and blood of Jesus in his institution of the Eucharist with his disciples and with the sacrifice he was about to offer in order to establish and seal the new covenant.

Catholics on the campaign trail could find themselves under scrutiny at Sunday Mass as worshipers line up to receive the Eucharist -- with some Catholic commentators dubbing it "the wafer watch".

And Sister Schuth said her study had found that "the majority of seminarians see their role as very much spiritual, celebrating the Eucharist, praying with people, administering the sacraments".

After his death, legendary tales ascribed miracles to him, including one where the Eucharist dripped with blood.

He says he celebrates the Eucharist "in accordance with the culture and mood of the Brazilian people", with plenty of enthusiastic singing and choreography.

"Once you back out, you see connections," says Witmore. "A 15th-century treatise on the Eucharist may go with a 16th-century tract on the evils of tobacco, which goes with an 18th-century American broadside about the evils of slavery". Step outside literary criticism and other intriguing possibilities bubble up.