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sacramental

adjective (sacramental); noun (a sacramental, sacramentals — church)

«sacramental» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. (church) Connected with a sacrament, a holy rite such as baptism or communion. tree →
  2. noun (Catholic Church) A blessed object or action, like holy water or a rosary, that Catholics believe helps prayer. tree →
  3. Feeling holy or very special. tree →

In the lessons

Church life: «sacramental wine» used in communion; «sacramental life» of a church. Catholics keep sacramentals at home. Phrases: «sacramental bread», «sacramental wine», «the sacramental life».

Examples

  • The priest poured the sacramental wine. tree →
  • Baptism is a sacramental act in many churches. tree →
  • Holy water is one of the sacramentals in the Catholic Church. tree →
  • Catholics believe sacramentals help them pray. tree →
  • The sacramental bread is shared at communion. tree →
  • The service had a quiet, sacramental feel. tree →

Note

From «sacrament». Different churches count different sacraments: Catholics and Orthodox seven, many Protestant churches two (baptism and communion). Speak respectfully: «Christians believe».

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/sacramental/