This is not communion for the weak; it is communion for the stable and solid and respectable.
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Nature has heard her plea and has provided the spiritual communion she needed, though not the spiritual communion she wanted.
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"Once communion commenced, Judith turned to Marion and said, 'Now you know, Marion, you can go up with me and take communion," Mr. Peacock wrote in an email.
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Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia wrote that it would be "the first stage in opening communion to all Protestants ... since marriage ultimately provides no unique reason to allow communion for non-Catholics".
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Likewise, Thanksgiving wasn't always about joyful communion between English colonizers and Native Americans — a joyful communion that is about as steeped in facts as a bearded man delivering presents via a chimney.
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They both took communion from His Holiness on this occasion.
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As in the worldwide Anglican Communion (see article), tensions remain.
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How is this the seat of social and family communion?
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Unusually for a senior British politician, May regularly takes Communion.
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He added that public funerals expressed the spirit of communion.
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But its lyrics are, apparently, a hopeful call for communion.
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Diana had her first communion when she was about twelve.
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Following the Washington changes, Eugene Sutton, the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, banned priests from distributing wine during communion, reminding parishioners that receiving the bread alone was still considered a full communion.
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His winning word was "koinonia," which means Christian fellowship or communion.
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Monica Sandoval receives communion during her quinceañera Mass in Queens, 2017.
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Preparing children for communion, a Catholic rite of passage, still features.
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Courtney, Saoirse's mom, at one point assisted the priest with communion.
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Barry Bonds, the Marlins hitting coach, was also spotted taking Communion.
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What they don't know is that this communion is a lie.
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Should civil society be providing new sources of guidance and communion?
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Burke: Well, clearly Christ constituted the church as a hierarchical communion.
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Princess Leonor and Sofia wore identical hairstyles for Sofia's first communion.
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" Beyond the bedroom, there was collective child-rearing and "industrial communion.
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Some Catholic churches simply won't be using the cup during communion.
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You might say Curry just made the Anglican communion great again.
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Funerals draw equal attention, with packed pews and Communion the norm.
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His word: "koinonia," which means an intimate spiritual or Christian communion.
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Plus communion at Jil Sander and '80s revivalism at Alberta Ferretti.
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She returned, and even received communion by Nolan on November 17.
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Farmer told CNN the shooting happened at the start of communion.
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Defendant: You dare question my communion with— The Court: Dr. Abraham!
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What's left is sustained nature and Na'vi in communion with it.
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But a priest who handed out communion with Karposi Sarcoma lesions?
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John Paul implies that it is an absence: that life can only be fully experienced in communion with God, so that conscious rejection of that communion automatically implies an end to existence in the fullest sense.
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Protestants by and large see the "sacraments," such as communion, as less important than their Catholic counterparts (the intensity of this varies by tradition, although only Catholics see the communion wafer as the literal body of Christ).
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In fact, her first sip of alcohol happened by accident during Communion.
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I said mine each time I took Communion, from that Sunday forward.
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But all the mania and sleeplessness came with a sense of communion.
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The communion was instant and the room was lifted to new heights.
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The church she attends flies a rainbow flag on its communion table.
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As the music came up for communion, the congregants lined both aisles.
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It's also in those seeking direct and unadulterated communion with the divine.
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Prison officials said that he requested holy communion as his last meal.
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This is a play about affirmation and communion and sounding the alarm.
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He acknowledged that denial of Holy Communion is painful for those denied.
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However, the Episcopal Church will remain part of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
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Even with communion taking 12 minutes, we're out of there before 10 a.m.
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In these movies, people who believe are so often in communion with evil.
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" "Holy Communion signifies we are one with God, each other and the Church.
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The full Catholic funeral included communion, which Dion and René-Charles received first.
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" Later, her niece opened a first communion doll, to which Stefani captioned, "Lucky !!!
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Before communion, the priest asked God to "deepen and strengthen" the Christian return.
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When Christ's blood is served at Communion, it's a kind of blood sacrifice.
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They passed around big bottles of Corona, the communion cup of their gatherings.
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Their homes aren't just paranoid comfort that becomes vacuous…There's actual, legitimate communion.
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Above, some of the children dressed up for their First Communion around 1950.
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Voices and narratives that had long been overlooked found communion in the bookshop.
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In the end, she made her way into the crowd, for a communion.
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He was killed April 20, 2017, after taking his last meal: Holy Communion.
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Communion, according to the researchers, is linked to someone having compassion and sensitivity.
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Does not receiving communion disqualify me, or am I eligible for one penny?
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On this week's episode, we're grateful for two gifts: great music and communion.
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On this week's episode, we're grateful for two gifts: great music and communion.
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They are a content generator for small talk, easing the work of communion.
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AGAINST the expectations of many, leaders of the world's Anglican churches have managed to avert a complete breakdown in the Anglican Communion by downgrading the position of the gay-friendly American wing of Anglicanism, the Episcopal Church, within the Communion.
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Ella: The rosary beads I was given for my communion, when I was eight.
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If you enjoy a little Communion with your Future, this mix is for you.
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Now that she's converted, Markle can take communion in church alongside her future husband.
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Pope Francis seemed to open the door for divorced, remarried Catholics to receive communion.
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And finally, through this communion we can facilitate healing, both within ourselves and others.
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Transcending the earthly realm via botanical communion and doing chores go hand in hand.
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Better to have footage of Sandy Koufax sitting in the dugout sipping communion wine.
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A lithe choreography emerges through these interconnections, an intimate communion of bodies without words.
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These days, we often think of drama as providing a kind of secular communion.
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About hand-sewn communion and birthday dresses now being worn by a third generation.
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The staging conveys a sense of mortal love in exalted communion with divine death.
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It sets up a visual ambush but also provides a moment of solitary communion.
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The Catholic Church will allow bread of this kind to be used for communion.
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But his duties drew him back: 120 children needed to make their First Communion.
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One Catholic priest said he'll deny them Communion, our Post colleague Teo Armus reports.
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I was baptized in the Catholic Church, but I didn't receive my first communion.
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The communion bread he distributes is consecrated beforehand by a priest in another town.
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In turn, we also dipped our spoons and ate, a family communion of sorts.
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Whatever the theological differences, the styles of their holy communion services are now more similar.
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Holy Communion (or Eucharist) is one of the most important sacraments in the Catholic Church.
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Glasscott remembers trying on her sister's white Communion dress when she was three years old.
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It was a confirmation, a first communion and a birthday party for three siblings combined.
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Another problem: Catholics rarely took the Lord's Supper, also known as Communion or the Eucharist.
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Services focus on Jesus' last words and end with communion and stripping the altar again.
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They brought the Communion to the altar and un-selfconsciously clapped, swayed and sang along.
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When you wear a suit you look like you're posing for your First Communion photos.
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I'm still with other people, and I'm still in some kind of communion, or community.
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The seam of poison running through the book makes his lipstick communion seem dangerous, icky.
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Did Communion involve transubstantiation, or was Jesus physically present from the start of the rite?
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That was where Viola celebrated his first communion, his confirmation and his high school graduation.
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These so-called senior rights holders believe state regulators have no authority over their communion.
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It is time for my son to take first communion classes as a 1st grader.
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And, in general, this was a "Tristan" in which solitude was more persuasive than communion.
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The next day, we had to receive Communion, and my father choked on the wafer.
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This communion with the world and community through music is what drives me to evolve.
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At lunchtime, he often brought communion to housebound parishioners he explained in a telephone interview.
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The Roman Catholic Church has shamed politicians who support abortion rights by denying them communion.
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" This is a word usually rendered blandly as "fellowship" or "sharing" or (slightly better) "communion.
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Deacons are able to perform most functions of priests, including the distribution of holy communion.
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A spokesman for the Anglican Communion declined to comment further on the secretary general's blog.
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He told the Chicago Tribune that he has continued to take communion during his fast.
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We knew that the crumbs from the communion wafer Drop down and feed the rats.
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In America, despite obstacles and discrimination, there were possibilities for independence, financial security, and communion.
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The ritual takes on an air of communion — a characterization that Ms. Roggenkamp agrees with.
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Ola helps Nikodem prepare for his First Communion and hopes her mother will come home.
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This sense of communion, rendered through knots and braids, is fundamental to the work's emotive character.
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I walk up to the front of the church and take the communion bread and wine.
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This includes the proper reception of Holy Communion as outlined by the Code of Canon Law.
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"Half Broke" documents a year and a half of finding deep connection and communion with both.
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I remember she was so sick and couldn't say a word to my mom during communion.
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Indeed Francis is empowering divorced Catholics and their pastors to have serious, mature conversations about communion.
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A priest withheld from a layman the most tangible sign of one's communion with the church.
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A boy, after his first Holy Communion, is taken to a sumptuous pastry shop to celebrate.
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They were reunited in 2014 at the communion celebration of Mr. Tedesco's godson in Charlotte, N.C.
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Many Catholic churches are skipping communion wine and the sign of peace, which involves shaking hands.
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Other dioceses are encouraging older Catholics to stay home or to forgo the sacrament of Communion.
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Each sculpture resembles both a blooming rose and and an open mouth, lining up for communion.
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You could feel that the performances were acts of self-dedication, of communion with the dead.
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They analyzed the adults based on their responses to three personality traits: communion, agency and competence.
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The priest eventually made it inside, but just as communion was ending, the lights went out.
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To be denied communion is essentially to be denied one's right to the holiness of Catholicism.
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Every other finale offered viewers a communion: a Christmas pageant, a spiritual exorcism, a lake swim.
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Above all, a yearning for local communion and champions that America's hyper-commercialised franchises cannot satisfy.
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They were about communion and the treasure hunt for identity; rites of passage individual and generational.
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Lee, who maintained he was innocent, declined to eat a last meal and instead took communion.
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Blank Code + SYSTEM + Communion Official Movement Pre-Party Who: Alessandro Cortini (live), Black Asteroid, Jay Denham Where: The Works When: 5PM-6AM Longtime Detroit promoters Blank Code and Communion join Minneapolis' System and California's BL_K NOISE for a night of modular synths, and noisy experimental sounds.
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He is bringing seven bishops, excommunicated because they were state-appointed, back into communion with the church.
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In it Francis tackled the hotly debated issue of a ban preventing divorced Catholics from receiving communion.
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The Arkansas Department of Correction reported that Lee requested Holy Communion as his last meal Thursday night.
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However, we have seen Francis change rules regarding Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics despite conservative resistance.
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Holy communion is the well whiskey, and the spirit courses through the veins of every person dancing.
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Here are the sisters shortly after the first communion of Princess Sofia of Spain in May 2017.
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A display called "The End?" looks at the way some admirers seek total communion, even in death.
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Growing up and moving out has made that difficult, but still, fishing is our long-distance communion.
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In that you could still communicate; that that communion can still exist between the two of you.
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When it came time for communion, in the Episcopal Church people drink out of the same cup.
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The former sacristy where priests prepared for Communion is now a dressing room fit for a diva.
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The pope has tried to change pastoral practices, like communion for divorced Catholics, while not changing doctrines.
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This isn't even the first time Hot Priest gave holy communion to quench our thirst for him.
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And at their best, they do much more: They make you believe in the power of communion.
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Tom does the food shopping, and he bakes the communion bread for Dignity NY's evening church service.
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He offered communion and shook hands with more than 500 worshippers last week and on February 24th.
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You understand exactly how they've arrived at such a moment of communion and exactly where they're headed.
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The book documents a year and a half of finding deep connection and even communion with both.
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As Scott-Heron speaks of communion with his own ancestry, the instrumentals bubble together and generations interlace.
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"The communion that existed between Calder and Miró was mystical," says Joan Punyet Miró, the artist's grandson.
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Other Democratic lawmakers including Biden have also been denied communion in the past for supporting abortion rights.
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There was no hierarchy and no center; it was all edges, all margins, transient moments of communion.
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Most of all, you hear five bristling improvisers dancing together, modeling a kind of thoughtful communion. 10.
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He was also the author of "Ever Ancient, Ever New: Structures of Communion in the Church" (2013).
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For her abiding communion with nature, Ms. Oliver was often compared to Walt Whitman and Robert Frost.
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My only real communion comes via obscure Nets-related podcasts I listen to while washing the dishes.
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Ungerer paints him as a sweet-faced, light-footed innocent, white and round as a communion wafer.
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But as Reeve and the crowd have enjoyed their communion, I have been placed outside the circle.
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Dozens of worshippers prayed and received communion, and then gathered around the traditional bonfire in the church's courtyard.
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Conservatives have repeatedly called for her to be denied Holy Communion because of her support for abortion rights.
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It might sound "airy-fairy", but the ultimate aim was to achieve "communion" with the water, he said.
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He referred to a communion wafer as "my little cracker" while boasting that he never seeks God's forgiveness.
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Mary Prophit remembered a sunrise service in St. Elijah where, as a Catholic lay minister, she served communion.
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We sipped our strong, cheap drinks and dissolved easily into the communion available only to strangers drinking together.
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The billionaire swayed in time to the hymns at First Christian Church in Council Bluffs and took communion.
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Whether it's taking communion, clipping our nails, or teaching our dog to roll over, rituals reinforce our lives.
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"The people who planned [the event] knew you cannot have an ecumenical meeting and have communion," notes Jordon.
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Whether bus driver or businessman, scholar or construction worker, we found communion in the contact of our bodies.
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But in this production, we can definitely understand why and how he's reached this pathetic moment of communion.
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Celia happily doles out poisoned communion wafers — the same she used to murder the entire congregation — to Strand.
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A local citizen, seeking communion within a reasonable commute radius, joined a Circle on the Upper West Side.
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It is a sense of "scriptural communion," as Creasy calls it, that anchors this collection of 16 poets.
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Waldensians brought the belief in Communion in two kinds to Bohemia, where it became central to Hussite identity.
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They traded the Mormon Temple for the communion of a the punk venue and haven't looked back since.
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Communion Los Angeles visits the different communities the 110 is carved through, from the mountains to the sea.
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Their shared communion is a firearm that has in recent decades become a staple of American gun culture.
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Or Jesus singing Creed's "With Arms Wide Open" as he serves the disciples communion at the Last Supper.
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" This "journey of eclectic esthetics," as Mr. Love described it, is "related to emotion, rhythm, message and communion.
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She died months after Mr. Manchadiyil did, after eating a snack soon after her older brother's first communion.
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Next to it was a photo of Eddie, at age seven, on the day of his First Communion.
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Is Sonia the prostitute from Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment" ready for communion in the diocese of San Diego?
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Unless the Blessed Mother shows up in the communion line, there is no one sinless in our church.
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It wasn't until 2004 when I found the Ecumenical Catholic Communion that I could be a priest again.
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The only choral music came at communion when the priest hit the play button on a small boombox.
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The proposal was rejected, and Ntagali left the meeting early, although he stopped short of quitting the communion.
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Welby also serves as head of the Anglican Communion, which includes the Episcopal Church in the United States.
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The Anglican Communion has a similar position, while some other Christian denominations do allow truly gluten-free bread.
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So much of the meditative and aesthetic communion we seek in nature finds expression in these miniature coliseums.
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Kyle Cummins, a friend and pastor for Young Life ministry, gave the couple communion before pronouncing them married.
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She and Julie lie on the floor at school and giggle about sex and eat unconsecrated communion wafers.
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After 13 years of rancor over conflicting views on homosexuality, the archbishops of the Anglican Communion have voted to impose sanctions for three years on the Episcopal Church, the American branch of the Communion, for its decision last summer to allow clergy to perform same-sex marriages, church officials said Thursday.
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Do you think that such nihilistic noisy excess is beneficial and may even include the pleasure of social communion?
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Democrats checked in on Republicans — the kind of communion lawmakers say you don't see if you're not in Washington.
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But these models, for all their potential wisdom, are also ones that any start-up Christian communion might adopt.
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After dark, Synergia emits a shifting glow of colorful light as it sits in communion with Saarinen's masterful work.
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"Audriana just designed her own dress for her first holy communion in May," Giudice wrote in the post's caption.
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I was expected to read those books and have some sort of communion with the people who wrote them.
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Seattle's unique circumstances bring a hybrid group together—abandoned NBA fans, WNBA loyalists, and people seeking communion and community.
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And she was responsible for putting them there because she'd fed a bunch of church parishioners poison communion wafers.
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Francoise Cestac, 82, had been a parishioner since 1977; her mother even completed her first communion in the church.
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He encourages people who have remarried outside the church to examine their own conscience regarding whether to take communion.
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Just because we're in communion with one another doesn't mean that the things we've gone through are the same.
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Communal cups used during communion have been whisked away, placed in storage until the threat of coronavirus has passed.
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Mary Lindquist made a point of telling worshipers on Sunday that she was sanitizing her hands before distributing communion.
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The resulting film, "Wholly Communion," captured what turned out to be a seminal event in the emerging counterculture movement.
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Mr. Patou recalled bringing a date here; years later, he said, he returned to celebrate his son's First Communion.
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Priests in ceremonial garb of white robes and yellow stoles briefly parted with their hard hats during the communion.
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Her First Communion veil would be the same kind of lace and be made by her grandmother, Elizabeth Daly.
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The letter also called for Communion wafers to be delivered by hand instead of onto the tongues of churchgoers.
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Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon is a tabernacle for line-dancing disciples, and I was in communion with the gyrating congregation.
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I'm still functioning as a priest because I was accepted by the founding bishop of this Ecumenical Catholic Communion.
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Nolan told CNN affiliate WOOD that Catholic teaching gives him no choice in the matter of giving Holy Communion.
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When the weather gets bad, visitors can seek a controlled communion with nature at the acclaimed Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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This is the kind of art that Ms. Oh makes, its fluidity somehow allowing moments of quietly blindsiding communion.
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As in performance, your body— earnest-eyed, humble, and mostly ineffectual — is the vessel that makes brief communion possible.
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While the group onstage takes a hallucinogenic to reset their limbic state, we, the audience, sit in quiet communion.
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Much of this criticism centers around Francis's tacit approval of parish priests giving communion to divorced-and-remarried couples.
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You get the sense that you're communicating with an elusive presence, and it fosters this feeling of quiet communion.
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" For the next three years, the Episcopal leaders will not be allowed to represent the Anglican Communion at meetings with other churches or other faiths, will not be appointed or elected to internal committees and will not be allowed to participate in decisions in the Anglican Communion "relating to doctrine or polity.
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The suspension bars Father Paul "Sweet Paul" Ogalo from saying Mass in public or administering Holy Communion for a year.
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Our identities shouldn't be opposed, but in communion with each other: butch and femme, trans and cis, lesbian and queer.
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Joe Biden was denied communion at a Catholic church in Florence, S.C., while on the 2020 campaign trail, reports SCNow.
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Meghan was confirmed immediately following her baptism, which means she is now able to join her husband at Holy Communion.
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In many cultures it is a tree of conversation and communion, of secret answers shrouded by leaves beside singing rivers.
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They pass blunts like communion bread — a sacrament binding them to each other and to a certain system of beliefs.
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"Milania's communion dress," Giudice captioned the photo — which shows her young daughter modeling her off-the-shoulder white silk gown.
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After communion, she starts dancing and sings: "Although I'm a good girl, I'm going to vote for you-know-who".
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It could be sex, prayer, communion with the heavens, satanic ritual, human sacrifice, eating pancakes, brushing teeth, or making music.
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Welby said in October that the SEC would be excluded from leadership roles in the Anglican Communion, the BBC reported.
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A bishop in Illinois recently said that Catholics in same-sex unions should be denied Holy Communion and funeral rites.
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THE ANGLICAN Communion is not the only worldwide Christian fraternity to have organised a tense, top-level meeting this month.
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David Lynch — "A Poem of Unknown Origin" The Music of David Lynch will be released on April 15th via Communion.
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"We still have a lot to do," their lay leader Isidore Ndaywel, a professor, urged from the pulpit following communion.
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Q. One of the most visible roles you have is to represent the Episcopal Church in the global Anglican Communion.
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Power structures try to make sure women don't express their anger and therefore never find each other in angry communion.
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Shame that you got with your dog, or you once drank a chaplain's piss from the communion chalice at university.
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The crackers consumed during Communion are part of a ritual that goes all the way back to the Last Supper.
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Wilhelm Imkamp, a conservative prelate once touted by conservatives as a potential archbishop of Berlin, offered his lone parishioner communion.
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First, he proposed, they should not seek or receive Holy Communion, one of the seven sacraments central to Catholic practice.
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As a consequence, what's happening onstage feels like a closed-circuit communion between young adults and performers portraying young adults.
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Was refusing her, as a divorced woman, the right to take communion -- and casting her as a sinful outsider -- moral?
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Ms. Cunningham was a lapsed Roman Catholic, but still mindful that Catholics should take communion only from a Catholic priest.
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Smolenski has read the bishop's statement and feels the denial of her communion is leading to divisiveness in the parish.
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A Michigan Catholic church denied Holy Communion to a state district court judge because she is married to a woman.
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However, having sacrificed this beautiful animal, there was no way I was going to forgo an angler's communion of sorts.
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We also run a bakery that produces communion wafers, while some of the sisters do keep the garden looking nice.
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Cooked simply and served on a slider bun at Jambo, the joyful bite helps East Africa and America find communion.
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Small talk — particularly in its purest form, phatic communion — is a context in which language has an almost ritualistic quality.
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Now, after Communion, the aliens are appearing in your bedroom at night, a scenario Budd Hopkins and several other researchers confirmed.
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Francis believes some should be allowed to receive communion on a case by case basis, something that is anathema to conservatives.
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Robert Troy, a member of the Irish parliament, said he was denied Holy Communion while attending a funeral service last month.
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Afterward, Markle was reportedly confirmed into the Anglican faith, allowing her to join her soon-to-be husband at Holy Communion.
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The sanctions — essentially limiting participation in Anglican Communion affairs — do not call for any change in policy by the American church.
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Both studies found that having a mystical experience—like Bazer's feeling of communion—was highly associated with a positive therapeutic response.
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Their exchange of wedding vows will be officiated by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the spiritual leader of the Anglican Communion.
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Protestants are currently allowed to receive Catholic communion only in extreme circumstances, such as when they are in danger of death.
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If the conservatives had left definitively to form their own breakaway Anglican Communion, liberal North Americans might have had more say.
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A much deeper sense of communion permeates one of the series' most recent films, Claire Simon's wonderful documentary, Mimi (2003, 35mm).
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He somehow recovered from calling Communion "wine" and "a little cracker" last August and subsequently won over the party's evangelical voters.
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Second, and more significantly, the pastor's ruling on Biden's request for the sacrament, specifically a request for holy communion, was negative.
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During the witch trials, potential witches were identified by something called "witches marks," supposed proof of their communion with the devil.
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At the strip club, the men lined up along the catwalk remind him, bleakly, of Communion-takers at the altar rail.
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It's an uplifting affair where pals take turns presenting their heartbreak-iest songs, then allowing others to join in the communion.
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I went to a Catholic school and I made my communion, so that whole Catholic culture I could totally identify with.
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In reality, though, if you're an American Catholic, your communion host likely comes from Cavanagh Altar Breads, a secular, industrial baker.
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We believe in the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body and the life ever lasting.
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She is dancing for the men, but mostly she's dancing in what feels like ecstatic communion between her and the world.
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For them, the experience is somewhere between a spiritual communion with the dead and a Boy Scouts' outing for grown-ups.
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" And he extended forgiveness to bishops who had broken communion with the Church "not infrequently, due to powerful and undue pressure.
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Still, many churches have canceled the use of the common cup at communion, eliminating the distribution of wine to parishioners altogether.
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Sneha was 11 years old and standing in line for communion at Easter Mass on Sunday when she was blown apart.
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Her son was preparing to receive his first holy communion just a few weeks after she took part in the sacrament.
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He had his Catholic communion and confirmation, took piano lessons, and listened to Italian singer-songwriters Lucio Dalla and Paolo Conte.
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A New Jersey couple says a Catholic church refused to give First Communion to an 8-year-old child with autism.
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In one image, a framed First Holy Communion photo of Mr. Alvarado sits amid the soggy remains of a relative's home.
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So mine was a lonely passion, deepened in a way by the solitary communion with bosuns, saboteurs and germ warfare specialists.
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But it takes communion at Fellini's church rather than Francis's — a surreal congregation whose parishioners express their devotion through enchanted excess.
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Many men live with related impairments in their relationships, finding it hard to trust or feel safe in communion with others.
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Pinegrove's first three albums — which nestled vivid emo confessionals in soothing roots arrangements — were impressive and sometimes stellar models of communion.
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And he disagreed with more conservative bishops by opposing a flat ban on offering communion to politicians who supported abortion rights.
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Nolan told a CNN affiliate that he believes Catholic teaching gives him no choice but to deny the woman a communion.
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Unlike in Protestant traditions, Catholic doctrine states the communion wafer and wine are the transubstantiated body and blood of Jesus Christ.
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It would be the first coronation to be televised (except for the anointing and the communion) and was broadcast in 44 languages.
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On Thursday night, Rabit released his "C2C" mix (Composer 2 Communion) is heavy on the hip-hop and flagrant on the edits.
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Donald Trump attended a church service yesterday in Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he attempted to put some cash in the Communion plate.
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It gives us a sensation of well-being and the feeling that we are in communion or in harmony with our environment.
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For a performer who once cultivated an aloof and even menacing persona, Cave's turn toward communion, on stage and online, is striking.
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My older brothers had to go to Communion and I wanted to be cool like them, but my parents didn't make me.
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On the fourth Sunday, Pastor John the Baptist sang "Every People Has a Flag but the Coon," and then he shared Communion.
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A self-made force in contemporary fashion, Abloh has good reason to claim this communion with the youth, and youth culture generally.
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In 2004, Cardinal Raymond Burke, the former St. Louis archbishop, said he would not give communion to Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry.
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Meghan was confirmed immediately following her baptism, which means she is now able to join her husband-to-be at Holy Communion.
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With its mortifications and sense of worldwide communion, the World Cup—which begins on June 14th—is a kind of global religion.
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He'll sing these songs quietly, and the audiences will sing warmly and drown him out, sharing in a communion all their own.
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She was confirmed immediately following her baptism, which means she is now able to join her husband-to-be at Holy Communion.
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The gown comes from Little Nikki's in Hohokus, New Jersey — which specializes in one-of-a-kind christening outfits and communion dresses.
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But the archbishops' resolution fell short of the demands of conservative primates to evict the Americans and the Canadians from the Communion.
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Trump was seated along the center aisle, and every congregant who took communion processed past him on the way toward the front.
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The pope argued that a new set of strict rules on when divorced and remarried Catholics can receive Communion would be counterproductive.
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In the LM, before he walks out into the dust, Buzz Aldrin takes Communion with bread and wine consecrated on another planet.
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Oh, sure—I managed to get out of going to my cousin's daughter's first communion once by saying I'd had another attack.
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Catholics believe the communion host and wine become the body and blood of Christ when consecrated by a priest during the Mass.
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But if a compromise is not reached this week, there will be a split in the Anglican communion, which could be messy.
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Given the choice, I'd take this communion with nature over a sterile pool any day—because no surf pool could touch this.
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If people thought the pope might give clear direction for divorced and civilly remarried Roman Catholics seeking communion, they will be disappointed.
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But others feel cut adrift because of their sexual orientation, or because their divorce bars them from receiving the sacrament of communion.
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In those days, when the priest came for Holy Communion you went to the door and met him with a lighted candle.
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It sounded a little ominous, like a big responsibility, kind of like First Communion — something to take seriously and not mess up.
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A parade of Carhartt coveralls and neon safety vests formed in the aisles for communion, the white wafers glinting between calloused hands.
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In short, Catholics hold that receiving holy communion can be wonderfully right or terribly wrong but cannot be a matter of indifference.
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He was instead denied Holy Communion by Father Robert E. Morey because of his abortion views, the South Carolina Morning News reported.
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In June she took him to a cousin's First Communion in Staten Island and introduced him to her extended Italian-American family.
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My family started to attend when I was in grade school, just after I went through First Communion in the Catholic Church.
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Communion Los Angeles reminds us that geography, too, has an active role in human life, though its easy to dismiss as background.
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Both men are seen consuming bread and alcohol at their kitchen table, as if every meal were an act of Holy Communion.
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When Episcopal congregants receive Holy Communion this weekend, they may choose not to dip the consecrated bread into the single, shared chalice.
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A representative of the Moscow church has said that Russian pilgrims to Mount Athos will not be able to receive communion there.
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When one is asked about "intended outcome" on a grant proposal, for example, does anyone answer "spiritual communion, brotherhood, positive energy exchange"?
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This movement between the placid and the chattering never seems forced or anxious, but rather like the product of a collective's communion.
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The crowd sings and dances, and passes around bottles of wine and joints and tabs of acid — a strange sort of communion.
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Millions of words could be and have been written about how to better offset the dislocations involved in global cooperation and communion.
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That is Broadway at its core, stripped of size and massive budgets and pretension, until all that remains is love and communion.
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One science writer, having duly attended to the technical data, described her own encounter with "The Hive" in terms of meditative communion.
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Gender stereotypes associated with competency and communion, the analysis found, have evolved over time, but those associated with agency have remained unchanged.
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" After seeing the "condescending grins on their faces," he realizes "they were not looking for a sense of communion with other people.
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The first, George Pell, was both in charge of the pope's financial reforms and a leading opponent of communion for the remarried.
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She helped craft a recipe for quinoa Communion wafers and had them delivered to Pope Francis when he passed through La Paz.
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At the end of January he issued a strong reprimand to anyone who interpreted the new teaching as offering communion to the "adulterous".
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But I did have a First Holy Communion, which supposedly marked my ascent to the age of reason, as a 7-year-old.
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Like my first Communion, we filed up, one by one, to be confirmed by the bishop, who was a friend of my family's.
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A Rhode Island priest said he would bar state lawmakers from Communion if they voted last year to back an abortion rights bill.
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In many schools, elaborate and expensive first-communion ceremonies in the Catholic church are an important rite of passage for almost all youngsters.
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I tell my boyfriend and make a break for it during the communion (I'm not Catholic, so it's not like I'm missing out).
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The scene, titled "Communion," shows an armed SWAT team entering Zod's fallen Kryptonain ship, where the monster who just killed Superman was born.
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Those floating squares in "Communion" are reminiscent of Mother Boxes, one of which we saw in in the movie's archived footage of Cyborg.
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It's 4:37 AM. Your jaw in electric communion with your optic nerve; your tongue reacquainting itself with the enamel on your molars.
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Some argue that politicians who support abortion rights should be excluded from Holy Communion, Christianity's most sacred rite; others disagree with that punishment.
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These clerical misdeeds had injured the entire "body of Christ" which was constituted, as Catholic teachings held, by common participation in Holy Communion.
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Rome was so swaddled in the trappings of power that the church's catholic essence, the communion of saints, was barely visible at all.
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"Trans people are systematically excluded from spaces of love, spaces of desire, spaces of communion, spaces of work, from sacred spaces," Nobre said.
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Welby is spiritual head of the worldwide Anglican communion, which counts about 85 million members and is the world's third-largest Christian denomination.
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After Communion, Ralph Fernandez of Tampa spoke on behalf of the family, and painted a picture of the young man taken too soon.
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Big room clubbing, not to be too bold, is as close to communion as this increasingly fractured and fractious culture can ever get.
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It's a transcendent moment for Caesar, who, through his first communion with nature, comes to grasp a vision of utopia for his species.
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And that's really what we need more of as a queer community—more solidarity and communion, especially with the most marginalized among us.
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But it is a perfectly grounded account of what it is like to live an indigenous life in communion with one's personal spirits.
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" He stumbles into an unlikely friendship with Marcelo, his mother's eccentric boyfriend and is startled to discover that "communion with others was possible.
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Democratic 2020 candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden was reportedly denied Holy Communion at a South Carolina church because he supports abortion.
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Instead of explicitly endorsing communion for the divorced and remarried couples, he has quietly urged them on with a wink and a nod.
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It can simply be a matter of coming to grips with different possibilities of communion, figuring out who benefits from our collective weariness.
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The communion service in particular "felt like spiritual manipulation," said Ezer Kang, a psychology professor who left Wheaton for Howard University this year.
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Rather than trooping to the altar for communion on a Sunday morning, congregants would immediately feel the gentle push and pull of gravity.
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It's an atmosphere of despair — with lyrics about lost chances, lost love and enduring loneliness — that finds grace in the communion of voices.
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In Portland, Oregon, Archbishop Alexander K. Sample urged priests to "be creative" in making the sacrament of Communion accessible while abiding by Gov.
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In a previously identified case in Washington, D.C., an Episcopal priest gave communion to hundreds of people before being diagnosed with the virus.
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While navigating that fog, the instrumentalists only briefly touch on notes of distress, before eventually relaxing back into a gentler state of communion.
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They belong to one of 14 nationally centered churches — such as the Greek Orthodox or Russian Orthodox Church — in communion with one another.
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Standing in front of the congregation, I pointed to my son and asked how could I ever let him make his first Communion.
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Mr. Lage seeks communion freely and easily; his playing is elegant and refined, but he's also happy in the company of rougher improvisers.
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But as you rightly observe, they also arise from the misbegotten notion that the only true measure of romantic intimacy is carnal communion.
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This moment of quarantine will, one hopes, pass, but we've largely abandoned a society that values communion for one dictated by the algorithm.
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From between the crush of bodies it was hard to tell if it was for balance, or for that extra oomph of communion.
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There is a bed inside, so some say the emperor lies down with his ancestors and enters into spiritual communion with the gods.
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He was defiant at the time—the ingestion was not intended as a reverential act—but Haskell sees the event as a communion.
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He criticized Mary McAleese, a Roman Catholic who was president of Ireland from 1997 to 2011, for taking communion in a Protestant church.
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When the band started playing, the difference in mood between the two floors dissolved, both levels merging together in a kind of communion.
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New York (CNN)A church in Michigan denied Holy Communion to a state district court judge because she is married to a woman.
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Because you and Linda are married in the state of Michigan, I'd like you to respect the church and not come to communion.
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Similarly, the white disc he holds may be a ball or a large communion wafer, given the Roman arch glimpsed on the left.
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And plenty of other people would cry, too, because it moves us when we see a person in true communion with a horse.
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According to reports, the gunman was actually sitting inside during the service and stood up with his firearm as communion was being distributed.
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The parents attended Mass and took communion daily, and they gathered their six sons and daughter nightly for a recitation of the rosary.
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Communion wafers and other unleavened bread cannot be made from rice, potato or other wheat substitutes that are completely free of the protein.
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This was back when I was 17, and it wasn't grist for an essay about a transformative communion with people outside my clique.
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It had happened last May at their New Jersey townhouse after they attended the First Communion of fellow RHONJ star Teresa Giudice's daughter, Audriana.
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When Wise sings, "take this body as yours" on "flickering," it's hard not to hear it as a prayer or a call to communion.
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Why it matters: Father Robert E. Morey sayid he refused Biden — a lifelong Catholic — communion due to the former vice president's stance on abortion.
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Wade decision in state law, and prohibiting them from receiving Communion, witnessing marriages or serving as godparents, he initially told NBC 10 last Monday.
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The professional and personal have blurred for young cast members of Matthew Lopez's play, which offers a communion with victims of the AIDS crisis.
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Dr. Hill left his childhood denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, for the Anglican Communion, which emphasizes its Catholic past and has a monastic tradition.
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Conservative parts of the church peeled off to form the Anglican Communion of North America, which sought allies among the traditionalist prelates of Africa.
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Relationships play a bigger role in making art, because ultimately music is a form of communion and has to eventually be shared with others.
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They're a go-to shop for Giudice and sister-in-law Melissa Gorga, who used them when her daughter, Antonia, had her first communion.
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Perhaps it's fitting, then, that the results of Klea McKenna's nocturnal communion with nature—a series of photograms titled Automatic Earth—are downright magical.
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The stadium was awash with spectators waving white and yellow Vatican flags, who later took communion from volunteers distributing sacramental bread among the stands.
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Now, narcotics and late nights are not a legitimate answer to any anxiety, but communion of a friendship by night is a powerful outlet.
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Speculation that the Anglican Communion is on the brink of schism has simmered since the Episcopal Church elected an openly gay bishop in 2003.
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His overall victory may be Pyrrhic, however, as he may well have to spend more time in future trying to hold the Communion together.
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Trump, who once referred to communion as "my little wine and my little cracker," was asked if he prefers the New or Old Testaments.
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As a corrective, Leigh Davis's pyramidal psychomanteum, Reunions (2019), tucked away in the furthest corner of the gallery, offers a secluded space for communion.
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Undeniably, this will be interpreted by some as creating an opening for divorced Catholics to receive the sacrament of communion, but it need not.
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Many joined Buddhist temples or Shinto shrines to disguise their beliefs, and some rites such as confession and communion, which require a priest, disappeared.
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At the same time, Catholics recall St. Paul's warning that unworthy reception of holy communion is a grievous offense smacking of sacrilege and scandal.
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"Sadly, this past Sunday, I had to refuse Holy Communion to former Vice President Joe Biden," Morey told the Morning News in an email.
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The pope clearly wants to admit remarried Catholics to communion, and he tried by hook and crook to get the world's bishops to agree.
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"It was a moment of communion for everyone who was here," Caroline Lebar, who runs communications for Lagerfeld's namesake brand, said after the show.
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What else is a window, really, other than a ploy to have it all, communion with an environment from the safe distance of shelter?
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Making those drinks was participating in a communion with history and tradition that I was unaware of and it brought meaning to my work.
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Chung flipped through the Gospel of Mark and stopped at a photo of a baguette and a glass of red wine—a millennial's Communion.
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Yet, Logue points out, the common cup is actually a safer way of taking communion than dipping the bread in the wine (called intinction).
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And some Eastern Catholic churches that are in communion with Rome, like the Melkites and Maronites, have long allowed married men to become priests.
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At age 264, he has multiple degrees in theology, works for a church-run nonprofit, and hands out Communion every Sunday at his parish.
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John Bambrick saying there was "an unfortunate breakdown in communication that led to a misunderstanding," adding that a delay for the communion was discussed.
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Such stark criticism of a sitting pope "damages the communion of the church," Granada's archbishop wrote, while retiring the professor from his academic post.
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In that film, even when he's sharing a mic with another singer, Byrne registers as an isolated being, in radioactive communion with himself alone.
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The men, he suggests, stay close to the ground in wordless communion, and do not yearn for a significant life beyond their elemental work.
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Erica snatches at happiness by sneaking out to bask in the neon glow of Dee, with whom she spends her evenings in sacred communion.
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Susan S. Ringler, a friend of the bride's family who was ordained by both the Ecumenical Catholic Communion and the New Seminary, officiated. Mrs.
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The paintings include both lighthearted memories, like family road trips and Solano's first communion, and more dissonant, lonely recollections of grade school and adolescence.
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She said he should allow divorced people to receive communion, a contentious issue within the church that the pope has yet to weigh in on.
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Entheogens are things that would elevate or change your consciousness for ritual, so [for instance] some people use ayahuasca—it's an entheogen—or communion wine.
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At nine we all received our first Holy Communion: I dressed like a nun, but in white and with a large lily in my hands.
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Justin Welby, the archbishop who leads the 85m-strong Anglican Communion as well as England's state church, is among those who favours a gradual approach.
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The Anglican Communion, with about 85 million members in 165 countries, is the world's third-largest body of churches after the Catholic and Orthodox churches.
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The United States-based Episcopal Church is a constituent member of the global Anglican Communion, of which the Church of England is the Mother Church.
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But seven conservative bishops were opposed, saying that communion was central to the Catholic faith and the issue should not be decided by local churches.
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Placed together, these four works depict a communion that could stand for one of the exhibition's strongest themes: friendships among the living and the dead.
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Masturbation may not factor into the show as it does in the ritual Daws documented, but the exhibition remains a communion between creator and creation.
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Specifically, the letter charges Francis with promoting seven "heresies," most notably through his openness to allowing some divorced and remarried Catholics to receive Holy Communion.
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To the Editor: Catholic liberals fail to understand the denial of Holy Communion to remarried Catholics because Jesus of Nazareth denied himself to no one.
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A Presbyter, visible only from the neck down, uses a perfectly manicured hand to give the girl a small pink pill as a communion offering.
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A blend of RaRa, Konpa, and EDM, "Wherever I Go" highlights Port au Prince's diversity of sounds and brings them together into a unique communion.
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Emanuel A.M.E. has become a site of pilgrimage for people around the world, including white Americans seeking communion with and forgiveness from their black neighbors.
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The point is that the loss of his physical presence through his death, resurrection and ascension would lead to an even deeper communion with God.
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We can understand the pillows, and the associated discussions, collecting of objects, printing, and display as a sort of healing communion with the dead husbands.
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The intellectual exchange with a trained performer in a common space has vanished in these projects, as is the vital physical communion with other spectators.
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As we load the tracks, the Marines swap little pieces of M.R.E. cake and placed them gently in their mouths like priests placing communion wafers.
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The climactic light show is a drama of cinematic communication (and communion) in which nothing (and everything) is communicated — at least on the big screen.
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It made you wonder about the consensual, closed loop that can set in when a bunch of young talent stays in communion for too long.
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Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation on the family, "Amoris Laetitia," seemed open to the idea of making communion available to Catholics remarried without receiving church annulments.
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Ms. Munroe dedicates most of her waking hours to volunteering in the chapel, her duties as varied as bookkeeping and helping the priest administer communion.
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At an impromptu prayer service on Wednesday, as Mr. Jechura helped serve communion, he broke out in sobs, his body convulsing, barely able to stand.
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If yesterday's Kasper, slapped down by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith for proposing exceptions to the no-communion-for-the-remarried rule, can be today's Robert McElroy, empowering his priests to give communion to most or eventually all of the remarried, then there is no reason for any conservative (or traditionalist for that matter) to assume that the wheel can't turn again.
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