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| | Communion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Communion as the Eucharist in its entirety or as an aspect of the sacrament. | | | Communion - a close relationship between Christian Churches or communities, and by metonymy a group of such Churches or communities that recognize the existence between them of such a relationship, especially if it can be characterized as full communion. | | | The Communion of Saints, the concept of a link binding together all Christians (whom the New Testament calls "saints" (holy people) because of their consecration to God and Christ) and enabling them to share common blessings (holy things) |
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| | Eucharist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The ordinary ministers of Holy Communion are Bishops, Priests and Deacons, the latter traditionally ministering the chalice. | | | Closed communion was the universal practice of the early Church. | | | The historical position of the Anglican Communion is found in the Thirty-Nine Articles of 1571, which state "the Bread which we break is a partaking of the Body of Christ"; and likewise that "the Cup of Blessing is a partaking of the Blood of Christ" (Articles of Religion, Article XXVIII: Of the Lord's Supper). |
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| | The use of communion tokens in the Presbyterian churches of Scotland began during the reign of the Stuarts in 1605. | | | Communion tokens were used in the Presbyterian churches of Scotland until World War I and a few of the Reformed Presbyterian Churches in the United States and Canada may have used tokens until about 1950. | | | The conflict between church and state continued until the reign of William and Mary and the establishment of the Presbyterian Church as the Church of Scotland in 1690. |
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| | Practices of Faith: Communion |
| | Holy Communion: A Practice of Faith in the United Church of Christ | | | "Communion" is one of 11 introductory brochures from "Practices of Faith in United Church of Christ" published by the Worship and Education Ministry Team of Local Church Ministries. | | | In most United Church of Christ local churches, the Communion Table is "open to all Christians who wish to know the presence of Christ and to share in the community of God's people." (Book of Worship). |
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| | Matthew's gospel says that when Jesus took a cup at the last supper he told his disciples, "Drink of it, all of you, for this is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins" (Matthew 26:27-28). | | | Today, among Disciples congregations, a communion table will be found in the sanctuary located in a prominent place, indicating the importance of the Lord's Supper in their worship. | | | Within the Disciples of Christ it is customary to say that Christ is the host at the communion table. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Communion of Saints |
| | The communion of saints is the spiritual solidarity which binds together the faithful on earth, the souls in purgatory, and the saints in heaven in the organic unity of the same mystical body under Christ its head, and in a constant interchange of supernatural offices. | | | XXV, decrees on purgatory; on the invocation, veneration, and relics of saints and of sacred images; on indulgences), is, nevertheless, dogma commonly taught and accepted in the Church. | | | In that communion there is no loss of individuality, yet such an interdependence that the saints are "members one of another" (Romans 12:5), not only sharing the same blessings (1 Corinthians 12:13) and exchanging good offices (ibid., xii, 25) and prayers (Ephesians 6:18), but also partaking of the same corporate life, for "the whole body. |
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| | In this realm holy communion also symbolizes the believer's spiritual union with the body of Christ, the church, and by virtue of taking Holy Communion one indicates his support of, and oneness with, the holy church. | | | Consequently, prior to participating in Holy Communion one is to examine himself, spiritually, to see if he is truly in the faith and is free from sin. | | | Thus, when brethren join together for the sacred and sacramental act of Holy Communion they should join together in a perfect oneness, both in doctrine and practice, having a faith and conversation that is common in all aspects of life. |
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| | Zenit News Agency - The World Seen From Rome |
| | This "communion" is based on the "close relationship between the Church's holiness and her unity," the Pope said when receiving in audience today the bishops of the ecclesiastical provinces of Detroit and Cincinnati, at the conclusion of their five-yearly visit to Rome. | | | Fourth, it "is in major and minor seminaries that the seeds of a spirituality of communion and mission, and of a healthy priesthood are sown," the Holy Father continued. | | | In sum, to promote this "spirituality of communion and mission," the Pope suggested to the bishops that in the daily exercise of their episcopal ministry they "be builders of communion in personal dialogue and personal encounter with your priests, deacons, men and women religious and the lay faithful of your local Churches." |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Holy Communion |
| | Communion may be given in all churches and public, or semi-public, oratories that are not under interdict, and, according to a recent edict of the Congregation of Rites (8 May, 1907), even in domestic oratories at present. | | | The doctrine of the Church is that Holy Communion is morally necessary for salvation, that is to say, without the graces of this sacrament it would be very difficult to resist grave temptaions and avoid grievous sin. | | | The faithful receive Communion under one kind, fermented bread being used in the Eastern, and unfermented in the Western Church, under both kinds. |
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| | Anglican Communion on Encyclopedia.com |
| | The communion is composed of regional churches, provinces, and separate dioceses bound together by mutual loyalty as expressed in the Lambeth Conference of 1930. | | | There are 44 churches in the Anglican Communion, including the Episcopal Church in the United States, the Anglican Church of Canada, the Scottish Episcopal Church, the Church in Wales, the Church of Ireland (see Ireland, Church of), and the Nippon Sei Ko Kwai (Japan). | | | the body of churches in all parts of the world that are in communion with the Church of England (see England, Church of). |
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| | Questions about Holy Communion |
| | Holy Communion is the receiving of Jesus Christ in the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. | | | To receive Holy Communion worthily it is necessary to be free from mortal sin, to have a right intention and to obey the Church's laws on the fast required before Holy Communion out of reverence for the body and blood of Our Divine Lord. | | | It is well to receive Holy Communion often, even daily, because this intimate union with Jesus Christ, the Source of all holiness and the Giver of all graces, is the greatest aid to holy life. |
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| | Anglican Communion - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about Anglican Communion |
| | Anglican Communion, the body of churches in all parts of the world that are in communion with the Church of England (see England, Church of England, Church of, the established church of England and the mother church of the Anglican Communion. | | | The communion is composed of regional churches, provinces, and separate dioceses bound together by mutual loyalty as expressed in the Lambeth Conference Lambeth Conference, convocation at Lambeth Palace, London, that brings together all the bishops in the Anglican Communion. | | | Worship is liturgical and is regulated by the Book of Common Prayer Book of Common Prayer, title given to the service book used in the Church of England and in other churches of the Anglican Communion. |
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| | Communion is the "Whoopee!" of living for God. | | | Communion is for anyone who wants to say "I believe and I belong." It is not limited to those in good standing in some institution of religion. | | | Fourth, communion is not a "reward" for having reached a certain age or joined a certain church. |
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| | ...Closed Communion — ELS |
| | The practice of close communion is not a detriment to the Church. | | | Close communion is the Biblical practice of admitting to communion only those Christians who are members in good standing of Lutheran congregations which are in fellowship with their own congregation. | | | Participating with other Christians in holy communion is perhaps the most intimate expression of unity in faith. |
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| | Holy Communion - The Eucharist as Communion and Sacrament |
| | In a formal definition, the Church calls Holy Communion "an antidote by which we are preserved from grievous sins" (Council of Trent, October 11, 1551). | | | Holy Communion gives us a spiritual joy in the service of Christ, in defending His cause, in performing the duties of our state of life, and in making the sacrifices required of us in imitating the life of our Savior. | | | Through the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, the Church best carries out her mission of maintaining and promoting 'communion with the Triune God and communion among the faithful' (no. 34). |
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| | Communion -- 62-0204 -- Sermon preached by William Branham |
| | Now, the reason we call it communion, is because it come from the Catholic association of being the "Holy Eucharist, which is literally the body of the Lord Jesus." But it isn't the Lord Jesus' body. | | | There is no priest as we'll--they tell us, that God is obliged to listen to the priest when he turns the communion (what they call communion, the Eucharist) into the literal body of the Lord Jesus, then the believer takes that, and that is communion. | | | And the Word of God, as we believe It and accept It by communion, "Lord, Thy Word is Truth."... |
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| | Archdiocese of Denver - Welcome |
| | But extraordinary ministers of holy Communion do not ordinarily have a commission to bless in the name of the Church, as priests and deacons do. | | | This earnest desire to receive our Lord sacramentally is traditionally called a "spiritual communion." Regrettably, we don't talk about spiritual communion as we once did. | | | As the body of Christ, the assembly is blessed together before we depart to live the fruits of the liturgy. |
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| | Communion Services Before Daily Mass |
| | Unless justly impeded, the deacon fails in his duty by remaining in the pew and deprives the community of a celebration of the Word with distribution of Communion that is more liturgically correct and a fuller, albeit still incomplete, participation in the prayer of the Church. | | | We must also specify that we are not dealing with Communion for the sick or shut-ins, but with reception of daily Communion in a church or oratory for those who desire to receive daily. | | | Under normal circumstances the person who brings Communion to the sick should be a priest, deacon or a properly designated extraordinary minister of Communion. |
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| | The Anglican Domain: The Anglican Communion |
| | Otherwise it is said to be "not in communion." Generally, Anglican churches that are not in communion with the See of Canterbury have withdrawn because of doctrinal differences. | | | If an Anglican church is a member of the Anglican Communion, it is said to be "in communion", or "in communion with the See of Canterbury". | | | These churches, while autonomous in their governance, are bound together by tradition, Scripture, and the inheritance they have received from the Church of England. |
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| | Communion |
| | Communion at our church is celebrated in worship every Sunday (except the 1st Sunday of the month) at 8:15 a.m. | | | If you have any further questions regarding communion, we will be happy to answer them. | | | We are all sinners constantly in need of God's grace - a grace freely given to those who believe. |
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| | Methodists and Lutherans to Share Holy Communion Table -- Beliefnet.com |
| | The Lutherans currently have "full communion" agreements with the Episcopal Church, the Moravian Church, the United Church of Christ, the Reformed Church in America and the Presbyterian Church (USA). | | | The Methodists share "full communion" with three historically black churches, the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church and the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. | | | The ultimate goal, leaders said, is a "full communion" pact that will not only allow for the sharing of the Eucharist, or Communion, but enable clergy to move freely between both churches, especially in rural and urban areas where small congregations struggle to afford full-time pastors. |
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| | The Lambeth Commission On Communion - Home Page |
| | Questions have been raised about the nature of authority in the Anglican Communion, the inter-relationship of the traditional Instruments of Unity, the ways in which Holy Scripture is interpreted by Anglicans, the priorities of the historic autonomy enshrined in Anglican provinces, and there are also issues of justice. | | | During its work the Lambeth Commission has recognised the existence within the Anglican Communion of a large constituency of faithful members who are bemused and bewildered by the intensity of the opposing views on issues of sexuality. | | | Rather, it requested consideration of ways in which communion and understanding could be enhanced where serious differences threatened the life of a diverse worldwide Church. |
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| | Communion Study Bible Forum studybibleforum |
| | This is imputed by the Holy Spirit when accompanied by the faith of the believer that he is participating again in the communion with Christ. | | | The widely held view among Protestants is that the elements of communion, the bread and the cup, are symbols of Christ's body and blood, thus the view that neither the Corinthian passagenor any other Scripture supports the literal-body view. | | | A strong argument for the Protestant point of view is given by Christ Himself at His institution of the Lord's Supper. |
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| | The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod - Close Communion |
| | Being raised in the LCMS, I was surprised today when I was visiting a LCMS church that had a pamphlet explaining their beliefs about communion. | | | A number of resources are available and touch on this subject, including the Commission on Theology and Church Relation's (CTCR) 1983 and 1999 reports on Theology and Practice of the Lord's Supper and Admission to the Lord's Supper. | | | It went on to say that if the visitor believed these things also then they could commune at that church. |
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| | Wesley Blog: United Methodists & Communion |
| | Communion should be a re-energizing of our resolve to tell the gospel. | | | The document encourages churches to observe weekly communion, and it recognizes the need for pastors to be better trained in the history and theology of the sacrament. | | | Look, all the solid Biblical preaching in the world is fruitless if the community of faith doesn't understand the power of the Living Christ which thrives in their midsts. |
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| | Being able to share communion with Christians from different denominations is great desire of many, no more so than with interchurch families. | | | The first approach needs to be to the local Roman Catholic Priest explaining when you would like to receive communion with your spouse etc., and he should ask his bishop or the person delegated within the diocese to make the decision. | | | The 1993 Directory had restated the norms for Christians from other churches receiving communion in the Roman Catholic Church as: - |
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| | Confessions of a Recovering Choir Director: A Musical Journey through GIRM: § 86-88 - Communion |
| | The receiving of communion was accompanied by congregational music led by the choir/cantor, there was a period for silent prayer, and then all sang a short hymn. | | | Moreover, given the logistics of the Communion Rite in the Pauline Mass, it's impractical to have the congregation sing strophic hymns (if in fact a goal is to have the congregation sing in procession as well). | | | If there is no singing, however, the Communion antiphon found in the Missal may be recited either by the faithful, or by some of them, or by a lector. |
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| | Orthodox Christians receive Holy Communion no less than four (4) times a year; Christmas, Easter, the Feast of the Holy Apostles (June 29), and the Feast of the Failing Asleep of the Theotokos (August 15). | | | Secondly, heartfelt prayer is an essential pre-requisite to preparing for Holy Communion. | | | One very important way of striving toward this ideal is preparation for partaking of Holy Communion, the purpose for which the Divine Liturgy is celebrated. |
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| | Communion from Jesus Christ because he desired to share his body |
| | Our Savior gave us the gift of Holy Communion just before he died for you and I. As we share communion today, God restores our spiritual relationship with him. | | | Communion from Jesus Christ because he desired to share his body | | | As I understand the teachings of the Bible, Jesus smiles on these churches and encourages them to continue the practice. |
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| | ELCA : Worship : Holy Communion and Related Rites |
| | This document provides guidance on the proclamation of the Word and the Christian assembly, on Holy Baptism, on Holy Communion, and on the relationship between worship and Christian mission. | | | It provides valuable background material on the meaning of Holy Communion in the church today as it explores current issues in eucharistic practice. | | | The May 1998 issue of Worship (PDF format) features Holy Communion, outlining the eucharistic rite and suggesting alternatives to current practices. |
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| | Ziggy's Video Realm: Christopher Walken is Whitley Strieber in Communion (1989) |
| | Oh, to be sure, director Philippe Mora and others will try to claim that Communion aims to be an unbiased film that allows the viewer to make his or her own judgments, but if they actually believe this claim, then they are seriously deluded. | | | He is, without question, perfectly cast, though whether his performance affirms the viewer’s belief or disbelief in Strieber’s sanity or veracity will be predetermined by the viewer's own prejudices before the disc even starts to spin. | | | For one thing, the screenplay adaptation of the “Communion” book is done by Whitley Strieber himself - hardly an unbiased scenarist, all things considered. |
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| | Mainline Churches Pave Road to Joint Communion Christianpost.com- Christian News Online , Christian World News |
| | The interim shared communion agreements authorize and urge United Methodist congregations “to worship and to be in study and mission with our two sister denominations,” Oden said. | | | Should the Lutheran and Episcopalian lawmaking assemblies approve those agreements, the three churches will be sharing communion, studying with one another and being involved in mission together. | | | “These agreements are not just about sharing communion with each other; they’re about our recognizing that we are a part of one body of Christ and thus one mission for Christ in this world,” Oden said to the United Methodist News Service. |
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| | In Communion » Essays from In Communion |
| | For the Orthodox Christian, communion means intimate participation in the life of Christ: receiving the awesome and life-creating Mysteries that heal body and soul, repel adversity, illumine the mind and heart, sustain love and faith, nourish wisdom and banish fear. | | | The phrase “in communion” reveals the deeper meaning of the word “peace.” To be “in communion” is to be linked with others at the deepest level of existence. | | | Seventy times seven times a day we must re-establish communion – and want to do so. |
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| | The Communion (1549). |
| | Upon the day and at the time appointed for the ministration of the holy Communion, the Priest that shall execute the holy ministry, shall put upon him the vesture appointed for that ministration, that is to say: a white Albe plain, with a vestment or Cope. | | | Then so many as shall be partakers of the holy Communion, shall tarry still in the quire, or in some convenient place nigh the quire, the men on the one side, and the women on the other side. | | | Also, that the receiving of the Sacrament of the blessed body and blood of Christ, may be most agreeable to the institution thereof, and to the usages of the primitive Church: In all Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, there shall always some Communicate with the Priest that ministereth. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Communion of Children |
| | The existing legislation with regard to the Communion of children has been definitely settled by the Fourth Lateran Council, which was afterwards confirmed by the authority of the Council of Trent. | | | That infants and children not yet come to the use of reason may not only validly but even fruitfully receive the Blessed Eucharist is now the universally received opinion, but it is opposed to Catholic teaching to hold that this sacrament is necessary for their salvation (Council of Trent, Sess. | | | In order to get some insight into the historical aspect of this subject it will be useful to dwell upon (1) the ancient practice, and (2) the present discipline of the Church in regard to the Communion of children. |
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| | Speaking of Faith® from American Public Media At Table: The Meaning of Communion - Links and Resources |
| | Theologians Bernadette Brooten and Luke Timothy Johnson discuss the formation of the early texts that were included in the Bible and explain why many modern Christians hold an erroneous views of women in the early Church, including Mary Magdalene. | | | Text of Biblical passage in which can be found the language most often used in traditional Communion rituals. | | | Complete texts of the constitutions, decrees, and encyclicals that came out of this modernizing force in the Catholic Church. |
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| | Full Communion Partner: The Episcopal Church |
| | The 1999 Churchwide Assembly in Denver voted for full communion between the ELCA and The Episcopal Church. | | | Guidelines and Worship Resources for the Celebration of Full Communion | | | "Called to Common Mission" - A relationship of full communion with The Episcopal Church |
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| | definition of communion |
| | A body of Christians having one common faith and discipline; as, the Presbyterian communion. | | | Act, Agreement, As, Association, Body, Celebration, Communion, Community, Confidence, Discipline, Esp, Eucharist, Faith, Go, Interchange, Intercourse, Lord, More, One, Or, Participation, Presbyterian, Sacrament, Supper, Sympathy, To | | | Act, Agreement, And, As, Association, Between, Body, Celebration, Christians, Common, Communion, Community, Confidence, Discipline, Etc, Faith, Fellowship, Go, Having, Implying, Interchange, Intercourse, Intimate, Lord, More, Of, One, Or, Partake, Partaking, Participation, Persons, Presbyterian, Purposes, Sacrament, Saints, Sharing, Supper, Sympathy, The, Thoughts, To, Two |
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| | Spero News Lutherans receive greetings from Catholic Church |
| | Blaire went on to make a personal statement about attending two of the services of Holy Communion during the assembly. | | | "Not only is communion in our Catholic theology a sign of achieving of full communion, but it | | | Blaire's personal statement drew applause from the assembly. |
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| | Welcome to the Communion Foundation |
| | The Communion Foundation is the corporate home of the Communion Church of God In Christ Inc., a religious institution for worship and fellowship; and the Communion Christian Academy of Arts and Sciences, an educational institution for the pursuit of academic excellence. | | | The Communion Foundation's goal is to provide strong educational and religious institutions for the children of the local and globalcommunities. | | | Since local issues are global issues, the world-wide-web is a great opportunity to provide resources and information in educating children (kindergarten through twelfth grade). |
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| | communion - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | Words similar to communion: orison, petition, prayer, sharing, fellowship, holy communion, more... | | | Example: "The governor took Communion with the rest of the congregation" | | | Phrases that include communion: holy communion, anglican communion, communion table, self communion, close communion, more... |
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| | Welcome to The Anglican Communion Institute |
| | Many, although not all, of these opponents of women’s ordination have been from the “catholic” wing of the church. | | | Archbishop Hutchison asked the commission to answer a single, specific question which grew directly out of the debate at the 2004 General Synod over the blessing of same sex unions: is this a doctrinal question? | | | I personally agree with aspects of both perspectives, and believe that this kind of measured and informed exchange of ideas about such an important matter in our common life can only teach us things we need to know. (read more) |
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| | USATODAY.com - Kerry takes communion after Vatican edict |
| | The Paulist Center attracts Catholics uncomfortable with some of the Vatican's orthodox teachings or who otherwise feel alienated from the Roman Catholic Church. | | | Posted 4/25/2004 8:24 PM Updated 4/29/2004 12:05 AM Click here for complete Campaign 2004 coverage | | | Coyne said he also received many letters and angry calls from concerned Catholics about Kerry's ability to take Communion. |
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| | Communion - definition of Communion in Encyclopedia |
| | a group of churches in full communion with each other, or the relationship of full communion between Christian religious denominations; or | | | a 1987 autobiographical book by Whitley Strieber; see Communion (book); or | | | This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. |
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| | Communion Cakes |
| | Color flow makes beautiful and serene crosses and other nice edible decorations. | | | Precious Moments BOY Communion #34125 $6.50 discontinued, not many left | | | Girl Communion Ethnic kneeling at Altar #250415GN/1050380 $1.69 |
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| | The Anglican Communion Official Website |
| | Gracious God, we give you thanks for the gift of this world-wide Anglican Communion of churches: for our sense of belonging to all the ages, for the gift of thoughtful prayer you have taught us, and for the task of reverent study to which you call us. | | | The ACNS DIGEST, however, will continue as stories come to us during Christmastide more › | | | We thank you for the love of worship you have stirred up in our hearts, and for the love of justice you have implanted in our wills. |
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| | Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - Communion - 1/11/05 |
| | Open up a dictionary to the word "communion," make your way through the list of definitions, and you'll learn everything you need to know about the message and meaning of this darkly comic romp along the border between life and death. | | | But he never strays far from the dictates of his title: Communion is always clearly in his mind whether examining how family and friends come together during a crisis, how long-broken bonds can be mended, the specific rituals of a Catholic Mass, or how people of different faiths may co-exist peacefully. | | | But most of Communion works so well that it's easy to forgive Matthews for his occasional lapses. |
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http://www.talkinbroadway.com/ob/01_11_05.html
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| | Communion (1989) |
| | And let's face it, the film is called "Communion," which means "to be at one with God." | | | from Annapolis, MD In "Communion," Whitley Strieber's autobiographical book comes to life...sort of. | | | Some have complained about the scene in the psychiatrist's office being so bright, but I think it also helps get the message that there may be an outside presence surrounding all of us, whether we recognize it or not. |
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097100
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