Definition of «sacramental»

Sacramental refers to something that is related to or involved in a religious ceremony, especially one that involves the use of sacred objects such as bread and wine in Christianity. It can also refer to anything that is considered to be an outward sign or symbol of a spiritual reality or truth.

Usage examples

The priest administered the sacramental rites of baptism to the newborn baby.
During the religious ceremony, the congregation received the sacramental bread and wine.
The couple exchanged their vows in a sacramental marriage ceremony.
The church conducted a sacramental anointing of the sick for those in need of healing and spiritual support.
In preparation for Easter, Catholics often engage in sacramental confession to receive forgiveness for their sins.

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Sentences with «sacramental»

To a great extent, the dimension of hope or futurity has been lost sight of in sacramental theology, just as it has disappeared from our inherited notions of revelation. (religion-online.org)
It is not as if matter has been invested with some divine quality in its own right — that would indeed be a magical understanding — rather it is the dynamic, Spirit filled presence of the Christ in an enfleshed relationship with his People that constitutes the principle of sacramental life - giving empowerment. (faith.org.uk)
The doctrine of sacramental baptism of the Christian Church by St. Paul according to the Epistle to the Romans, Chapter 6: (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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Definition of «sacramental»

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