Communions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMUNIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMMUNION, the act of communing
• the sharing or exchanging of intimate thoughts and feelings, especially on a mental or spiritual level
• shared participation in a mental or spiritual experience
• the service of Christian worship at which bread and wine are consecrated and shared
• the consecrated bread and wine administered and received at Communion
• a relationship of recognition and acceptance between Christian Churches or denominations, or between individual Christians or Christian communities and a Church
• a group of Christian communities or Churches which recognize one another's ministries or that of a central authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of sharing

Words related to COMMUNIONS

communion15

Words that contain COMMUNIONS

excommunions25 intercommunions21

How to use COMMUNIONS in a sentence

• As for the Christians, their divisions are notorious, most of these being subdivided again into two or more hostile communions apiece.
• However, it seems that the young folks grew up to be useful and God-fearing in the main, so that the Church universal lost nothing by their transference into other communions.
• Better by far six Communions a year, which have meant real, living intercourse between yourself and your Saviour, than a weekly one which has degenerated into a perfunctory form.
• In the nine days are administered from six to seven thousand communions, besides many who commune in other churches.
• At the midnight mass there was a larger congregation than for many months, and the confessions and communions also slightly increased.
• Great communions still look back to its Confessions as their rallying-centres, and millions of worshipers still render their devotions in the forms which then were cast.
• No one contended that there were further points of difference between the two communions.
• Ursinus, willingly co-operated with the King in a scheme for uniting the two communions on a basis of mutual assimilation to the Church of England.
• But at no one time had it stood, as a Church, so distinctly apart from all other Communions.
• And the social purpose renders Church unity a pressing task for the existing Christian communions.
• We must study sympathetically the ways of other communions, and be prepared to borrow freely from them whatever approves itself as inspiring to Christian character and work.
• In our American towns the Protestant communions are separated more by social caste than by religious conviction.
• One of these cults is strongly organized and has for twenty years grown more rapidly in proportion than most of the Christian communions.
• It may reinforce the faith of those who remain in their old communions.
• Those members of Christian communions which are attracted to Bahaism find in it a real hospitality to the inherited faith they take over.
• Hence the character and the instinct of states and governments, of religious communities and communions.
• The man of firm step in the mart, and of vigorous arm in the workshop, has communions in his chamber that make him weak as a child.
• They have gone up from earthly communions to the communion on high.
• And it is so, I repeat, with all our best communions.
• If wine were sent them, it was reserved for the communions or for the sick.
• Questioned as to her confessions and her communions, she answered that she confessed to her parish priest or to another priest when the former was not able to hear her.
• It is quite evident that the reform could never have been carried through if left to them, and especially if left to the bishops and clergy of the Roman and Anglican Communions.
• There must have been many wonderful first Communions in the early Church when those who had rejected Jesus in His humility came to receive Him glorified.
• Their use of the word church would confine it to those of their own communions.
• They came from many communions and represented many creeds, and spoke as many tongues as the Jerusalem crowds on the day of Pentecost.
• Her confessions and communions are frequent, with excellent results.
• So many were the confessions and the communions that it seemed to me like Holy Week.
• During the month that we spent there, there was a notable concourse of people who came to confess, and great was the number of communions.
• But as I mingled among Japanese Christians of different communions and heard them pray, they were not praying in Portuguese nor in English.
• And this custom, as the reader will perceive, became the origin of the Eucharists and Holy Communions of the later religions.
• On the occasion of a celebrated festival, Catharine gave a grand dinner party to ecclesiastics of all communions at the palace.
• Excommunication seems but a light thing when there are many communions.

Similar words containing MMUNION without suffix s and without prefix co

communion15 communional17 excommunion24 excommunions25 communionally22 intercommunion20 intercommunions21

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