church ceremonies

Its own way was every bit as beautiful as the church ceremonies for my three living children.

This is also the spot where the Emperor would sit and participate during church ceremonies.

The monastery ruins are still used for church ceremonies such as masses and weddings.

Not the kind of piety-for-show that makes up most Church ceremonies, but-well-belief.

Gabrino was responsible for two notable disruptions of church ceremonies in 1693.

During church ceremonies, volunteers organized outside the church to feed residents who lost their homes.

This assembly unified Church ceremonies and duties in the whole territory of Russia.

In the early church, the practice continued and is still used in a wide variety of church ceremonies, such as during confirmation.

He speaks little of church ceremonies.

That is, introducing church ceremonies into a fairy-tale."

Native American Church ceremonies often use a water drum made from iron, brass or copper kettle.

This refusal to participate in Anglican church ceremonies indicated very early his Puritan views.

David finally manages to do so, and she demands that he go to the forthcoming revival church ceremonies and go through the salvation process.

Ceremonies are based on reference to God, and are frequently embodied into other church ceremonies such as Mass.

He held nuanced reformist views on the vexed questions of the time, on clerical dress and church ceremonies.

The Hispano folklore does not specify the actual religious sacramental rituals, but more recent publications do describe church ceremonies that are still observed today.

Brightman frequently discussed in his college church ceremonies with George Meriton, afterwards dean of York.

The archdiocesan sanction means that the priests cannot say public Mass or preside at weddings, confirmations or other church ceremonies.

The celebrations, which are nowadays held primarily in rural and smaller urban communities, range from church ceremonies to secular good-time parties with baseball and barbecue.

As long as the church ceremonies and confessions were held in Estonian, the people had little need to speak Latvian or Belarusian.

For this tour, Manson would come onstage swinging a censer (that some mistook for a chandelier), as in the ritual church ceremonies.

The devout Catholic inhabitants of Korčula keep alive old folk church ceremonies and a weapon dance, the Moreška, which dates back to the middle ages.

The clergy of the three lower grades (minor orders) were united at Rome into the Schola cantorum (choir) and as such took part in the church ceremonies.

Only in 1913 was it dedicated to the use of church services and church ceremonies such as baptism, confirmation, marriage and funerals in adition to sports services.