Sentence examples for mass congregation from inspiring English sources

What was once a solo bedroom experience tonight becomes a mass congregation.

"Like any place of mass congregation, it's a viral exchange center".

There will be three New Orleans-style second-line parades; two performances of Xenakis's percussion piece "Persephassa" on and around the lake in Central Park, with the audience listening in rowboats; sixty pianos playing on various city streets; mass congregations of accordions, bagpipes, cellos, clarinets, flutes, and so on; and a guitar-shredding challenge in Bryant Park.

And like all mass congregations of people, you see a sea of phones taking pictures and video.

All of it was exciting: the wait to hear where the party was; mass congregations in a service station; dropping a pill before joining a convoy of cars; tail lights glittering into the distance; arriving to lines of parked cars and beats in the distance, stumbling – butterflies in stomach – towards the lights and into dancing mayhem.

Mass before a congregation that was larger than usual.

Msgr. Thomas Leonard remembers the day in 1962 when, inspired and enthusiastic, he celebrated Mass facing the congregation for the first time.

On Thursday morning at the shrine city of Czestochowa, Francis prayed before Poland's holiest icon - the Black Madonna of Jasna Gora - and said outdoor Mass for a congregation of tens of thousands, thanking Poles for holding on to their faith in difficult times.

As usual in the decades-long denominational debates over sexuality, each of these recent developments revived talks of schism and of the potential of a mass exodus of congregations.

Look out for Mungo McCosh's splendidly painted chancel screen, and the colourful Sunday congregation (Sunday mass is at 10am).

The funeral Mass ended, and the congregation spilled out of the church into the night to walk in a procession through the neighborhood.