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Richard Dukesayle, in 1630, gave the utensils belonging to the communion table.
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He glanced down at the white-draped communion table, as he continued:
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O mores!-of cedar and immortelles, stood on the communion table.
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The old high-altar stone is still in existence, and is now used as the communion table.
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The communion table was plain and simple and stood modestly in the centre of the choir.
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At the Lord's table, in the morning, a measure of enjoyment returned.
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Parker's meeting at Pleasant Grove, where he presided at the Lord's table.
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One day he forbade a citizen, Philibert Berthelier, to come to the Lord's table.
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But the secret sinner ought rather to prefer infamy than approach the Lord's table unworthily.
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Hitherto, water baptism had been considered a pre-requisite to the Lord's table by all parties.
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The Bishop in his vestments dispensed the sacrament from the simple altar.
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The theatre was born of the cathedral; the stage, of the altar.
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Unfortunately, with the removal of altar rails, this is often made difficult.
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DR: One way I think of it is as a collective altar.
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True spirituality can see the altar in the cookstove and the washtub.
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Over the altar in the chapel is a painting of the murder.
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I believe that it takes place before an altar as in church.
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On the altar that is in the place the flame burnt brightly.
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I could not exorcise it; it stood between us at the altar.
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Jason stared, finding a clear view of the nave and the altar.
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On the altar to the left is the shrine of the Mother-of-Demons.
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The altar-boy carries the book to the left side of the altar.
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The sisters walked up the nave to the altar, hand in hand.
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Above the altar the divine woman holds the wreath encircling the angel.
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The altar used at the festival in honour of Daedalus on Mt.
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The marshal salutes the altar and the princes and resumes his place.
