Sentences with phrase «of communion bread»

Those who had not partaken of the communion bread.

What about the taste of communion bread, hot tea, chocolate, tears?

A lonely loaf of communion bread with no one sharing it.

Not exact matches

At Ettal, Bonhoeffer could go to Mass and share in the prayers and readings, but, as he was not a member of the Catholic Church, he could not partake of the bread and wine at communion.

Peyote is the focus of the worship service, much as the consecrated bread and wine are the focus of mass and communion.

Then like these men I wonder anxiously where life is leading me... May this communion of bread with the Christ clothed in the powers which dilate the world free me from my timidities and my heedlessness!

Then also you can Iphone stations of the cross ($ 5 use your Visa), I phone light a candle ($ 1.75 via Amazon), Iphone Bapstism ($ 100), Iphone confessions ($ 25), I phone wedding ($ 300), Iphone bless your crops and livestock ($ 100), Iphone indulgences ($ 15 / ea), Iphone communion ($ 10 you supply your own bread..

As for the Lord's Supper, it began so simply that at first every meal where disciples ate together was a sacred communion, and their ordinary bread and wine were memorials of their Lord's sacrifice.

Where freedom of religion is allowed but not governed by a public theology, the sharing at the communion rail has little chance of being translated into the sharing of bread and drink with the hungry and thirsty.

When I talk to my good friend who is a very conservative Catholic who views taking communion as sacred and every crumb is representative of Christ's body and not one crumb will drop... then compare it to how we do it at church... everyone ripping bread from the same loaf, crumbs everywhere, kids spilling the «wine»... does it really matter... is one more right than the other... one upholds church law on how communion will be performed versus our laid back version.

However, by the end of the year, the church council forced Calvin to resign his position and leave Geneva because he wanted to force church members to sign his doctrinal statement and articles of church organization (which few people wanted to do), and because he refused to serve communion with unleavened bread on Easter Sunday.

Is it not liturgically confusing to say to one communicant that partaking of a single element — bread — is adequate communion, while saying to other brothers and sisters that both elements are important and that the second one absolutely must have alcohol in it?

I gave her communion awkwardly; a tiny sip of wine mixed with a shaved bit of bread was all of the Body of Christ she could manage.

By breaking of bread, do you mean a meal, or communion?

Those who heard Peter's preaching were baptised, and — again in the words of Scripture — «they continued steadfastly in the teaching of the apostles and in the communion of the breaking of bread and in prayers... praising God and being in favour with all the people» (Acts 2:41 - 47).

Note: It should be taken for granted that I count my complementarian friends as dear brothers and sisters in Christ and would break the bread of communion with any fellow Christian in a heartbeat.

Some of us have this experience more vividly when we meet together for the breaking of the bread, as in our moving and memorable evening communion just now.

Candidate Trump admits never asking for forgiveness, doesn't repent when he goes astray, and refers to communion bread as «my little cracker» as Rachel Zoll of the Associated Press points out.

I would break the bread of communion with them in a heartbeat!

Therefore we hear in I Corinthians 10:18: «The bread we break, is it not communion with the body of Christ?»

Catholics also consider communion as literally making the juice and bread become the actual body of Christ.

This is the presence of God, this is the holy moment, the cathedral, the great moment of surrender and selflessness happening not in the leper colony of India but for me in my own living room in Canada, the breaking of bread and daily manna of communion through a messy home with messy people, learning to love and take joy even when the toast is getting cold.

An ad uploaded in a make - your - own - Super-Bowl-ad competition featured a priest swapping out communion bread for Doritos and wine for Pepsi - which owns Doritos and sponsored the contest - in hopes of boosting church attendance.

As much as I oppose Driscoll's bullying behavior, I sincerely hope that this brother in Christ — who is beloved by God and with whom I would break the bread of communion in a heartbeat — will find his way.

Given my belief that communion wine can be validly consecrated into the Blood of Christ, and communion bread into the Body of Christ, we can now cue all the folks who will make jokes about cannibalism, etc. (just as the Romans did about early Christians — very little anti-Christian humor is original).

The bread which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ?

On the question of communion under both kinds, Luther found himself counselling moderation and gradualism, against Karlstadt's thesis that it was actually sinful not to take the wine as well as the bread.

Whenever he baked communion bread for his church, he would bring extra loaves to those of us at the seminary, and he'd add insights from his devotional readings of Henry David Thoreau, W. H. Auden and Wendell Berry.

It displays two parts that form a fundamental unity: the gathering, the liturgy of the Word, with readings, homily and general intercessions; the liturgy of the Eucharist, with presentation of bread and wine, the consecratory thanksgiving, and communion» (CCC1346).

Now, I absolutely believe that Christian unity is important, and I would break the bread of communion in a heartbeat with folks like Mark Driscoll or John Piper whose views on gender roles I oppose.

Taking communion is just breaking the Shabbat Bread and at Sundown people should be breaking the bread and blessing it and the cup of wine no matter with a group of people or not

History does tell us that Panforte dates from the 12th century and, although stories differ, most agree that Nuns (hence the use of communion wafers) were the first to make this delicious bread... Recipe for Panforte

«Whether it's a Catholic child seeing the communion bread and wine, a Jewish child hearing the Hebrew prayers, or a Hindu child smelling the incense in the temple, by experiencing rituals kids come to appreciate the predictability of a religious service, if not the deeper meaning.»

Ignoring her talk of the devil, I unpacked the clump of old bread, the gleanings of the day's begging, and Liza sliced it into pieces thin as communion wafer.

The WCCW invites Hammer visitors to break bread in communion and friendship to examine ideas of locality, place making, and friendship in a convivial setting.