They were frequently found in prayer and expressed particular veneration to the Virgin Mary.
Icons are considered an essential part of the church and are given special liturgical veneration.
It allows limited public veneration of the blessed.
Clement's veneration is somewhat limited; he is commemorated nonetheless in Anglicanism.
European colonialism, it has been observed, involved not only the decimation of native populations but also the veneration, adumbrated by fantasy, of their cultures and special powers.
In my book I discuss how one of the more corrosive elements of superstardom is the deification by fans that can lead the object of undo veneration to believe that he is possessed of special abilities.
But maybe there's some special mix of Jewish values that may not survive the blender: a combination of veneration for learning, openness to differing ideas, respect for education, hard work and family, together with a powerful yearning for justice and a readiness to side with the underdog.
The soul must be purified by cleanliness of body and soul, abstemious diet, penitence, acts of charity, and the performance of certain ceremonies, including baptisms, aspersions, and sacrifices, with special preference for acts of Christian piety such as penance, the Eucharist, use of holy water, and veneration of relics.
And then there's the special case of the film that goes so far into obsession that moviegoers are left staring at the screen in veneration or disbelief.
But, it states that all worship should be concerned with reverence for the veneration of a divine being or power and that "broadly Christian" should contain some elements that accord a special status to Jesus Christ.
