10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMMUNION RAIL»
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communion rail in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Architecture in
Communion: Implementing the Second Vatican ...
The communion rail also provides an opportunity, if only for a few moments, to
compose one's thoughts before the crucifix and to reflect on the great mystery of
the Sacrament. Today, with reception standing and in a line, it is more difficult to ...
Steven J. Schloeder, 1998
The "Last Supper" had been to him the first supper of a long line of heavenly
communions and we have shared the experience; we know that the richest
answer to that petition is at the communion rail: "Bread of Heaven, on thee we
feed, For ...
Hubert Carleton, George Herbert Randall, Leon C. Palmer, 1917
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Church of Our Lady of Esperanza: Descriptive Book
THE ALTAR RAIL AND BRONZE GATE The holy table or communion rail — The
gate and the monograms of Christ — Brass candlesticks. | HE railing which
guards the sanctuary and separates the latter from the nave is also called the ...
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Beauty of Holiness: Anglicanism and Architecture in Colonial ...
The Communion rail sur- rounding the table or the chamber chancel functioned
to create a community that occupied a space distinct from the body of the church.
In churches with projecting chancels, the communicants processed to or into the
...
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The Architects' Handbook
Communion rail The method of taking communion (or mass in High Church)
varies between denominations and should be agreed at an early design stage.
Communicants may have bread and wine passed around while seated, or may
share ...
The highlight of Mass for Boo was when the altar boys lowered the Communion
rail cloth. The Communion rail was a white marble strip about six inches wide
and an inch thick supported by marble columns about three feet high. The railing
...
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Ceremonies of The Young Rite:
All those kneeling in the sanctuary, including the Deacon and Subdeacon, rise,
genuflect and retire to their seats, where they kneel until the celebrant has
walked to the communion rail. They are seated while the people receive
Communion.
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Worshiping with United Methodists: A Guide for Pastors and ...
The communion station(s) should be outsidethe communion rail (if thereis one)
and on the samelevel as the congregation, not on astepor platform. Ifthere is a
communion rail and there are people who wishtokneel thereonce they have been
...
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Continuing the Reformation: Re-Visioning Baptism in the ...
Episcopal Churchnews reported in 1957 that at his annual diocesan convention
the Bishop of California, Karl Block, had spoken strongly against the practice of
unconfirmed children coming to the communion rail because it might lead
children ...
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There Were Also Many Women There: Lay Women in the ...
At one point in the Church's history, until the turn to the twentieth century, a short
kneeler or communion rail near the sanctuary was significant enough space for
the small number of persons who might go to receive Communion. Following
Pius ...
Katharine E. Harmon, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COMMUNION RAIL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
communion rail is used in the context of the following news items.
Clergy View: Freedom to expand my faith
... place where two speakers at the adult forum could argue about different positions and then kneel next to each other at the communion rail. «Brainerd Daily Dispatch, Jun 15»
Clergy, believers call for fair Illinois budget
"I used to kneel at the Communion rail every Sunday, praying, 'Get me out of this.' I promised I'd try to make life better for those who came after ... «Chicago Tribune, Jun 15»
To everything, a season - Assumption Catholic Church will hold final …
New oak pews were installed along with a matching communion rail ,among other improvements. The church and parish hall were remodeled ... «Le Mars Daily Sentinel, Jun 15»
Pope's eco-manifesto looks like a game-changer in the US
... away at the Communion rail. It's not clear if similar displays of disapproval will surround those who break with the pope's environmental line, ... «Crux: Covering all things Catholic, Jun 15»
Emanuel AME Church, now full of sorrow, was built on courageous …
Emanuel has retained its original altar, Communion rail, pews and light fixtures, according to the National Park Service. The church has ... «Los Angeles Times, Jun 15»
The Eucharist: Eat, Eat!
We have raisins in the diaper bag, but my husband was mortified the last time we walked up to the communion rail trailing graham cracker ... «Patheos, Jun 15»
Hating God Was So Much Worse Than Being Catholic
At ten I stormed through a darkened church, past the communion rail and, standing in the sanctuary, yelled at the crucifix “I hate you! «Patheos, Jun 15»
Old stone church to get new life as condos in Milford
A frame of 2-by-4-studs stretches where the communion rail once ran. The old Milford church, St. Mary Our Lady of the Snows – solid stone and ... «Detroit Free Press, May 15»
Hampton Roads' landmark brick churches still catch the modern eye
But it survived nearly 50 years of neglect and a forest fire to be restored in 1916 with a period pulpit, altarpiece and communion rail from ... «Daily Press, May 15»
The case of the missing altar
"So one of our big missions is we know that that altar and the communion rail still exist somewhere. So it's almost like a mystery." Farrell, who ... «Daily Pilot, May 15»
