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Перевод: Eucharist

[существительное]
евхаристия [рел.] ; дарохранительница ; причастие; святые дары; благодарственный молебен

Тезаурус:

1. Many Christians believe that one important role of the priest is to "represent" Jesus at the Eucharist.
2. Third, the Eucharist is the focal point of fellowship .
3. It is during this period that various decrees and opinions of church leaders advise women to abstain from the Eucharist and even to refrain from entering the church altogether when they are menstruating.
4. What does the Eucharist mean to you?
5. The only concrete point to emerge from the visit was a reaffirmation that the long-delayed Roman Catholic response to the authoritative statements of theological agreement on ministry, eucharist and authority, known as Arcic I, will be forthcoming.
6. all that the Eucharist means to us
7. In the 840s, for instance, Charles the Bald elicited two treatises on the real presence of Christ in the eucharist, one (a reissue of an earlier work) from Paschasius Radbertus, abbot of Corbie, which stressed transubstantiation and the corporeal presence; the other from Ratramnus, a monk of Corbie, with a very different emphasis.
8. If the Eucharist is that important, a second question follows: How can we help others to understand its theological significance as well as its mystery to which we subject ourselves in humility?
9. It represented God's deliverance and was closer to our Eucharist than to a sacrifice.
10. The new covenant is commemorated every time we celebrate the Eucharist; and we have a vivid image of the covenant every time we hold out empty hands to receive the sacrament, because we have nothing to offer.
11. A woman priest presiding at the Eucharist is a powerful symbol of this good news.
12. Indeed, in the mystery religions such as that of Mithra, the worshippers shared in a kind of sacramental meal by which evil spirits had parodied the Christian eucharist.
13. The question and practice of the admission of women to the ministerial priesthood in some provinces of the Anglican communion prevents reconciliation even where there is otherwise progress towards agreement in faith of the meaning of the eucharist and the ordained ministry."