Sentences with phrase «known as the sacrament»

It is variously known as the sacrament of the Lord's Supper, or Holy Communion, or the Eucharist, or the Mass..

Catholics put this to work institutionally in what is popularly called confession and formally known as the sacrament of reconciliation.

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Furthermore, once it was no longer a sacrament, control over it passed from ecclesiastical to secular authority, which allowed the introduction of such measures as divorce, and ultimately presaged the complete secularization of marriage.

The sacraments, as Luther, Calvin and Wesley knew, are what God makes of them.

The sacrament «is stripped of its essential character when it no longer includes an elemental, life - claiming and life - determining experience of the other person, of the otherness, as of something coming to meet and acting hitherwards.»

Through the sacraments we were spiritually connected, and knowing this enriched our relationships in a unique way and deeply united us as brothers and sisters within a matter of months.

i do nt know if people here still view the bible as literal, but its interesting to me that many who say they trust the bible or sacraments over direct experience of God seems ironic considering the bible details from beginning to end story after story of Gods supernatural intervention time and time again.

Standing as a permanent sacrament of the Transfiguration, it draws forward the old city into the new and eternal city of beauty — a city in which truth, justice, and beauty embrace in God — a city on which all men and women (whether they know it or not) have already set their hearts.

She can not take the sacrament (known in many Christian churches as Communion), receive a calling to serve the church or give talks in the church.

It was also to this woman, Janet McKane, that O'Connor wrote of receiving communion and the sacrament of the sick (formerly known as extreme unction).

Jesus no more teaches a mystic relation to God than he conceives of access to God as mediated through cult and sacrament.

Yet the Reformers combined this radical freedom with the insistence that the new life is lived in the community of the church with its tradition, its scriptural authority and the celebration of the sacraments, for now the church is known as the community which God creates by his grace.

He knows the Church and its Sacraments as the channels of grace.

As well as sharing in God's work of creating people, husbands and wives also have a share in God's work of bringing them to salvation, bringing them into union with Christ in the Church by getting them baptised, bringing them to be fed by Christ in the Eucharist and to be cared for by him in the other sacraments; bringing them to know and love God through teaching, prayer, bible reading and examplAs well as sharing in God's work of creating people, husbands and wives also have a share in God's work of bringing them to salvation, bringing them into union with Christ in the Church by getting them baptised, bringing them to be fed by Christ in the Eucharist and to be cared for by him in the other sacraments; bringing them to know and love God through teaching, prayer, bible reading and examplas sharing in God's work of creating people, husbands and wives also have a share in God's work of bringing them to salvation, bringing them into union with Christ in the Church by getting them baptised, bringing them to be fed by Christ in the Eucharist and to be cared for by him in the other sacraments; bringing them to know and love God through teaching, prayer, bible reading and example.

The Church as they knew it — with its Latin Mass and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament — had changed beyond their recognition, and the readjustment to the «new Church» — with its guitar Masses and handshakes of peace — was very traumatic.

But if the «word and sacrament» ministry is where it is at and this is specifically the ministry of the church, as opposed to diakonical service, which is secondary to the word and sacrament, then we should know what that is and what it is for.

Those who are apathetic and no longer participate in the sacraments, as well as those who attend half - heartedly, need a form of Eucharist neither cerebral nor emotional, neither isolated from daily life nor reduced to one component within it.

To this day, much Jewish faith requires a specific homeland as the indispensable sacrament of its encounter with the mystery known as God.

And Seimetz (who also popped up in Ti West's as - yet - unreleased «The Sacrament») made her mark as a director as well, helming the sweaty, steamy no - budget noir «Sun Don't Shine.»

I raised my children to receive the sacraments, but as I grew older I still believed in God, saints and Angels, but could no longer believe in the Church.

Coincidently, the Cathars invented their sacrament of unbaptism as a solution for this problem, and thereby were the target of the first crusade, the Albegensian Crusade, that attempted to exterminate all who knew this secret.