Sentence examples for two masses from inspiring English sources

The church later had two Masses for missing congregants.

It consisted of two masses that were usually distinguished as old law and new law.

And it appears to have worked because the two masses held here each day are well attended.

Religion was laced through the school day, with classes in catechism or theology and two Masses a week.

Although he set psalms and composed two masses and a motet, Clément's fame lies in his 286 chansons.

He showed that, if the two masses were equal, then all objects would fall with that same gravitational acceleration.

Two masses will be sung tomorrow morning in memory of those who fell in the Fascist revolution.

By 1968 his sympathies, albeit still Catholic (he composed two masses), sided with the Vietnamese resistance, as evidenced by his Liriche Della Resistenza Vietnamica (1974).

The force attracting two masses is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them, not simply to the distance.

In the Sergio's take on the barchetta theme, the shapes are more complex: Front and rear are two masses that collide in a side slash — a half door.

In addition to the chansons for three or four voices, Busnois wrote two masses, eight motets, two hymns, a Magnificat, and a Credo.