missal

Also, they'd heard that there were missals in the building.

The second reading was not the one listed in the missal for today.

In his eyes it had been transformed from a meal to a missal.

This explains the references sometimes seen to "the 1965 Missal".

A missal (prayer book) has nothing to do with a missile.

He had the Missal they'd found in among the pew debris earlier today.

Then, from his pocket, he produced a notebook the size of a missal.

Her question comes almost as a dis- missal, an acceptance.

The missal was revised several times, the last revision dates of 1962.

I can read you like a missal,' he said.

The Missal was most likely painted soon after the appointment of the new bishop.

A small breeze licked at the pages of the missal.

At this point the priest places his hand on the missal and vanishes.

From old habit, I followed along in the missal.

He closed his missal, but kept his eyes on Jesus.

The missal is notable for a number of reasons.

The plan to introduce the new English translation of the missal was not without critics.

A framed page from a 700-year-old Catholic missal hangs on a wall.

The priest only owned one book, and that was his Missal for conducting services.

Roche did not go to the church for his vestments or the missal.

The light from the candles illuminated the text of the large Latin missal.

She went out the next day to buy a missal and a copy of the Catholic catechism.

Its dimensions are even greater than the medieval missals that were used by an entire church choir.

A braille edition of the Sunday Missal is now available.

Jack in one hand, an unopened missal in the other.