kiss of peace

It was much too late for the kiss of peace.

Needless to say they do not practise the kiss of peace there.

They waited now for the King to give her the kiss of peace and friendship.

He took Nicholas into his arms to give him the kiss of peace, the snake.

Both ceremonies concluded with the kiss of peace and high mass.

Another Christian kissing tradition is known as the "kiss of peace."

The 'kiss of peace' at Sunday services was also misinterpreted.

His father raised him up and gave him the kiss of peace.

The kiss of peace was also used in secular festivities.

They then kissed the pope's ring, and he gave them the kiss of peace.

On this day alone the Kiss of Peace is given twice.

Prayer for Peace, said immediately before the kiss of peace.

Lejay considers that the kiss of peace once came at this point.

The legates on both sides were exchanging the kiss of peace.

And with a kiss of peace, they would separate and slip back to their places in the world until the next meeting.

Is the shining handshake, called the kiss of peace.

He then gave the kiss of peace to the last three of the cardinal-priests.

Also, the beards were cut in a manner to avoid interference with the kiss of peace.

Henry and Stephen sealed the treaty with a kiss of peace in the cathedral.

She gave each the kiss of peace and for that I needs must throw back my veil for a moment.

The kiss of peace is a traditional Christian greeting dating to early Christianity.

After the litany follows its collect, then another greeting from the bishop and the kiss of peace.

Wounded by the wild animals, they gave each other the kiss of peace and were then put to the sword (xix).

It represents the kiss of peace between the two rounds, the bye before their martyrdom in Rome from each other.

The subdeacon extends the kiss of peace to clergy attending Mass in the choir.