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Communion (Christian) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The term Communion is derived from Latin communio (sharing in common). The corresponding term in Greek is κοινωνία, which is often translated as "fellowship". In Christianity, the basic meaning of...
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As a result, when a Christian receives Holy Communion, he receives Jesus Himself and joins with Him. So great is this mystery that no possible explanation can be found of how this happens, and one can only say with gratitude: "Thank You, my Lord!"
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Saint Justin Martyr: First Apology (Roberts-Donaldson). On Early Christian Writings. ... but if any one acknowledge that he is a Christian, you punish him on account of this acknowledgment. Justice requires that you inquire into the life both of him who confesses and of him who denies, that by his deeds it may be apparent...
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By Communion is meant the actual reception of the Sacrament of the Eucharist ... For this alone is the eating referred to by our Lord (John 6:58). Under the moral aspect will be considered, in reference to Holy Communion: necessity; subject; dispositions. The liturgical aspect will embrace: minister of the sacrament;
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This Christmas, know more why you went to Holy Communion every Sunday and Why you should continue to going to one. Also find out about Communion meditation. The Holy Communion: Christian Communion Meditation. ... Origin of Christian Communion;
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In that cry and in that obedience the Christian faith proclaims that the God with whom we have to do is a God who paradoxically knows what a world without God — and therefore without meaning — is like. He came down to the lowest part of our need. ... Communion, which is the very life of the Church, is established in...
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Christian Communion and Covenant Community ... Christian Fellowship in the Kingdom of Christ is a fundamental doctrine of Holy Scripture. This Covenantal yoking of believers provides, not only the bonding of the Body in one faith, but it brings forth, or at least it should bring forth, ... Christian Communion & Covenant...
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