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Augustine defined a Christian sacrament as "a visible sign of an invisible reality."sacrament = an important Christian ceremony such as baptism or communion
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The white missionary was very proud of him and he was one of the first men in Umuofia to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion, or Holy Feast as it was called in Ibo.† (source)
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Some boys giggle and he roars at them that if the giggling doesn't stop it's not Holy Communion they'll be getting but the Last Rites and what is that sacrament called, McCourt?† (source)
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My desk was a table, used as a collection table by the church on Sundays, and also used for the service of the Holy Sacrament on the fourth Sunday of each month.† (source)
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"At this gathering," Teabing said, "many aspects of Christianity were debated and voted upon—the date of Easter, the role of the bishops, the administration of sacraments, and, of course, the divinity of Jesus."† (source)sacraments = important Christian ceremonies such as baptism and communion
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They sleep in every nook and cranny of the church: in three large rooms once used for sacraments, baptisms, and youth study groups; in the garage; in the hallways; on the dirt patio outside; in the former sacristy.† (source)
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Because we have not tasted the sacrament of palm nuts?† (source)sacrament = an important Christian ceremony such as baptism or communion
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I've always been a Catholic and have gone to church and received the sacraments.† (source)sacraments = important Christian ceremonies such as baptism and communion
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Then she performs the sacrament, swiping the card through its electromagnetic slot with a carefully modulated sweep of the arm, as though tearing back a veil, handing over the slip, mumbling that she needls a signature and daytime phone number.† (source)sacrament = an important Christian ceremony such as baptism or communion
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Bathtime, teatime, bedtime—the hinge of the day: these childhood sacraments of water, food and sleep had all but vanished from the daily round.† (source)sacraments = important Christian ceremonies such as baptism and communion
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Literal rebirth—surviving a deadly situation—is certainly a part of it, just as symbolic rebirth is the point of the sacrament of baptism, in which taking the new believer completely underwater causes him to die out of his old self and to be reborn in his identity as a follower of Christ.† (source)sacrament = an important Christian ceremony such as baptism or communion
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They don't believe in the Sacraments.† (source)Sacraments = important Christian ceremonies such as baptism and communion
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Roman Catholics practice confession as a sacrament, sharing their sins and shortcomings with a priest.† (source)sacrament = an important Christian ceremony such as baptism or communion
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The sacraments marked births and adulthood and death.† (source)sacraments = important Christian ceremonies such as baptism and communion
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"The Church of the Blessed Sacrament?" he asked quietly.† (source)Sacrament = an important Christian ceremony such as baptism or communion
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Although at my mother's heeding I had gone through all the required Sacraments, some years back I stopped religious instruction, making confession or attending Mass.† (source)Sacraments = important Christian ceremonies such as baptism and communion
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