sacramental

It would have been the kind of sacramental moment people talk about forever.

For them, medicine was a career and not a sacramental commitment.

A major study on sacramental theology is still expected to appear.

The meetings of the delegates were not a sacramental act.

It is a time for young men and women to enter more seriously into the sacramental life of the Church.

There is always something august, almost sacramental about the transfer of real property.

All the more reason, she feels, to press into the sacramental precincts of the men.

Suddenly he suspected how it had been done, too: the sacramental wine!

Some priests fear "being turned into sacramental machines," he said.

Other times they come from people who have no understanding of the sacramental nature of the Church.

Also, many people take a small branch of olive to their homes because it is a sacramental.

Absolutely wonderful but no sign - that I noticed - of anything sacramental.

A few remained open with agreements to produce sacramental wine.

On the other hand, we see how here and there a reaction took place against the sacramental rites.

His field is the sacramental, imbuing physical things with the spiritual.

A specifically religious term, "sacramental", probably needs to be introduced at this point.

In this sense, as sacramental grace, the new law justifies.

As an independent priest he offers sacramental ministry to all.

The Lutheran doctrine of the real presence is also known as the sacramental union.

Corpus would like married priests to be allowed to return to full sacramental service in the church.

"It tends to make people more involved in the sacramental aspects.

To the east was the river, gleaming dark as sacramental wine in the light reflected from the city.

It is therefore classified as a sacramental, not a sacrament.

The sacrifice often took the form of a sacramental meal or feast.

In after years it seemed to her that there was something sacramental about it.