Sentence examples for into communion from inspiring English sources

More than any other Revolutionary leader, he could enter into communion with the sansculottes the Revolutionary have-nots to shave-nots toashares.

This, after all, is what museums do best; they slow us down, bringing us into communion with the things we're looking at.

The soul-swoon is used by Joyce to represent the transformation of the person into the poet, the ordinary into the new and strange, and the living into communion with the dead.

More delegates arrived at Basel, and, although the number of bishops and abbots was never large, the council proceeded to deal with the Hussites, the majority of whom were received back into communion by the Compactata of Prague in November 1436.

Instrumentalists and singers, too, enter into communion with one another, as in "Geduld, wenn mich falsche Zungen stechen," where the tenor Topi Lehtipuu kneels at the feet of the viola da gamba soloist, or "Erbarme dich, mein Gott," which becomes a private prayer for Magdalena Kozena and Daniel Stabrawa, who plays the obbligato violin part with eyes closed.

Although it is not known precisely when or how frequently the yazna was held (in Zoroastrianism it became a daily ritual), the reason for holding a yazna was to enter into communion with a divine being either for a specific purpose (to obtain offspring or a victory, and for example) or for general welfare or as an expression of piety.

He entered into full communion about 1655.

It said Mr. Blair had been "received into full communion with the Catholic Church" by the cardinal.

Now completely adrift, Evie moves in with Tracy, and the two retreat into druggy communion before slipping off for extended periods of debauchery with their friends.

Pope Benedict has authorised "personal ordinariates" for groups of Anglicans who wish to enter into full communion with the Roman Catholic church: the details have just been announced.

Instead, "Avatar" is Cameron's long apologia for pantheism — a faith that equates God with Nature, and calls humanity into religious communion with the natural world.