Eucharistic
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9.9
- adjective
- /juˈkɑrɪstɪk/
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eucarístico
- During the Mass, the priest recited the Eucharistic prayer before distributing the bread and wine.
- eucharistic sharing
- Eucharistic communion
- eucharistic theology
Examples
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The prayer of the Eucharistic sacrifice is written on the disc carried by the archangel Michael.
Academic text (1998) -
Metalworkers created processional crosses, manual crosses, and chalices and patens for the Eucharistic sacrifice of bread and wine.
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In the absence of the unity of intent, eucharistic sharing is not possible.
Academic text (2002) -
I've heard you describe finding and reading poetry as Eucharistic, and I would love for you to just speak to that as well.
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What are the practical consequences of discerning the body for eucharistic sharing?
Academic text (2002) -
I offer four modest proposals to revise the question of eucharistic sharing for Catholic ministers and authorities.
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For every Christian church, the norms for eucharistic sharing express multiple values that churches must uphold.
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Even when we cannot share eucharistic communion together, we can pray the eucharistic prayer together and proclaim the great Amen together.
Academic text (2015) -
In conclusion, I would like to return to the Eucharist and the diverse practices around eucharistic communion or hospitality.
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The current statements of the bans on eucharistic sharing jeopardize ecumenical relationships.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
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8.7
Connected with religious ceremonies like baptism or communion
Compounds
A Christian ceremony where bread and wine are blessed and eaten to remember Jesus' Last Supper
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Eucharistic comes from Greek parts eu- ('good') and charis ('thanks' or 'grace'), and its original idea is 'thanksgiving'. So a Eucharistic service is the Communion service where people give thanks while sharing bread and wine.