Sentence examples for keep the feast from inspiring English sources

If any have come at the third hour, let him with thankfulness keep the feast.

Since 2003 he has been active in the Ecumenical movement through the Faith and Order commission and recently completed a book on The Eucharist and Ecumenism: Let Us Keep the Feast, to be published by Cambridge University Press in the summer of 2008.

What's more, every magical promise implicit in this night is kept: "The Feast of Love" is as precise, as empathetic, as luminous as any of Baxter's past work.

"In the 21st century, I see no need for the church to keep the same role in this feast".

But the act of cooking and eating together — of keeping the feast — bolsters Butturini, and she in turn keeps Tagliabue alive.

But rather than choosing to keep the bounty for themselves, they were making a strange call, one which seemed to be deliberately attracting more ravens to the feast.

The principle of intentionality is derived from the phrase in the Bible: "Thou shalt keep (literally "make") the feast of Tabernacles seven days".

That hasn't been put into action yet, however, and Mr. Ackerman says he wants to keep his movable feast on the rails as long as possible.

The announcer keeps track of the deaths, keeps the timings at the beginning, and keeps the tributes updated on deaths, feasts, etc.

Meanwhile, the cyber-criminals keep feasting.

Buddhist China kept a Feast of Wandering Souls each year, designed to help unfortunate souls suffering in the next world.