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COELIAC DISEASE AND HOLY COMMUNION
The Lancet, 1988E, Guiraldes, C, Gutiérrez
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Holy Communion and Holy Relics
Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies, 2023In this essay, I show how Gloria Anzaldúa transforms the Roman Catholic concepts of Holy Communion and the veneration of relics as part of the Chicana lesbian aesthetic that characterizes her decolonial project. Reading two poems from her watershed 1987 book Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, (hereafter Borderlands) “The Cannibal’s Canción” and “
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1996
Abstract Many of the ritual and doctrine cases in the nineteenth century and the beginning of the present century were concerned in whole or in part with the Holy Communion Nonetheless, as a number of the questions that were raised also affected other services, they have already been considered For example, the general matter of ...
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Abstract Many of the ritual and doctrine cases in the nineteenth century and the beginning of the present century were concerned in whole or in part with the Holy Communion Nonetheless, as a number of the questions that were raised also affected other services, they have already been considered For example, the general matter of ...
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Preparation for Holy Communion
Life of the Spirit, 1953The Mass is both sacrifice and sacrament. As sacrifice it consists principally in man's activity, Christ's and ours, inspired and aided by grace, and of God’s approval and acceptance of what we do. Christ as man and Head of his Mystical Body represents that sacrifice of himself and us in him which he offered on Calvary.
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Doctrinal Consensus on Holy Communion
Scottish Journal of Theology, 1962Between 1947 and 1957 the question of Holy Communion was discussed by theologians belonging to the Lutheran, Reformed and ‘Union’ churches. They had been appointed to undertake the task by the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD). Their findings were published in the form of the following theses in November 1957, now known as The Arnoldshain Theses.
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