offertory

Students are often asked to do the readings and the offertory.

Joe shook his head and kept up with the Offertory.

I then went to the altar to begin the offertory of the Mass.

It is the original and for a long time was the only offertory prayer.

Some of the mass cards fell off during the Offertory.

"It must have been when you brought the cruet forward at the Offertory."

The only other light came from rows of offertory candles along the walls.

"I will use your skin for an offertory bowl!"

In some churches music at the offertory is provided by an organist.

The answer comes to you at the very end of this volume, in a line toward the close of "Offertory."

Through its influence, the offertory was restored, though not without protracted controversy.

The filing past and kissing the north corner of the altar at the Offertory.

After the first performance the Offertory was added, and two years later the Gradual.

Vandals, people trying to break open the offertory box, stealing the candles.

While the choir sings the offertory the ministers prepare the altar.

Secondly, an attempt was made to restore the Offertory.

The medieval ritual also included an offertory in the funeral of well known and distinguished people.

This is also the traditional Eastern Orthodox perspective on the offertory.

Ordinary members participated in the order activity through the offertory and membership dues.

During the service, there will be an offertory and perhaps the sacraments of baptism or communion.

Rice cakes and a white bottle of offertory wine had been placed on the altar stand.

It is slightly different from the worship service as brethren do not conduct the offertory ceremony.

The present offertory prayers are late additions, not made in Rome until the fourteenth century.

A coin collection and an offertory of Roman coins.

Latin for Offertory, where the alms of a congregation are collected in church, or at any religious service.