Synonym: Communion, Holy Communion, manduction, sacramental manduction, sharing. Similar words: holy communion, federal communications commission, communication, communications, telecommunication, telecommunications, community, communist. Meaning: [kə'mjuːnjən] 
n. 1. the act of participating in the celebration of the Eucharist 2. sharing thoughts and feelings 3. (Christianity) a group of Christians with a common religious faith who practice the same rites.
n. 1. the act of participating in the celebration of the Eucharist 2. sharing thoughts and feelings 3. (Christianity) a group of Christians with a common religious faith who practice the same rites. 
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61 He was a high churchman for whom the sacrament of holy communion was the supreme moment of worship.
62 Sam is now seven, and received his First holy communion at this convent on the next day.
63 It sounded a good deal more basic than, say, Holy Communion at Cranborne School.
64 Sitting next to me Roberts gave off the physical communion one usually receives from a woman.
65 The communion wafers and wine, have been replaced with a wholemeal loaf and a bottle of home brew.
66 It has been greatly influenced by the tangled confusion into which the Anglican Communion has stumbled over the ordination of women.
67 We gave thanks and praise-bes throughout the day and were taught to begin and end our day in communion with the Lord.
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68 The form of prayer is unimportant; whatever the form its aim is to bring us into communion with the divine.
69 The mayor, Pietro Giubilo, had to quit in the face of corruption allegations involving companies linked to Communion and Liberation.
70 To hear the confessions, Freddie says, and he thinks sometimes they go to communion right in the room.
71 She was a child again and she was kneeling at the altar waiting to receive her first Communion.
72 Second, for me the sacrament of Holy Communion is a focal point of feeding.
73 Despite the presence of more than five dozen priests, it was the laity and the celebrants who distributed Communion.
74 Everybody except the best man went to the rails for Holy Communion.
75 Yes[sentencedict.com], this was the closest that Lexandro had yet come to communion with elder Brethren.
76 But they can not perform Catholic sacramental duties, such as hearing confession, offering Communion or giving last rites.
77 Communion service points to Christ's second coming.
78 There will be a Communion Service on January 30.
79 Communion does not threaten otherness; it generates it.
80 They deposed, exterminated and deprived him of communion.
81 I certainly don't mean to indict Holy Communion.
82 God invites all people to partake of Holy Communion.
83 The Pope then brought out a communion wafer and a chalice of wine.
84 Hence, in the West, the aim of the Christian is justification, but in the East, it is rather communion with God and deification .
85 Therefore, it indicates social importance and function of phatic communion.
86 Here is your Last Communion, a beggar's Communion of black bread.
87 In the basement of our church building there's a large safe built into a wall. The safe contains valuable silver tableware for celebrating the Lord's Supper (Holy Communion).
88 He had never held that sweet communion which is known only to lovers.
89 Canterbury Cathedral (th-'th century) is the seat of the archbishop and primate of the Anglican Communion.
90 Are those in mortal sin still in full communion with others?
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