in communion造句

• It is probable that the prelates were in communion with Rome.
• He accepted as an authority men not in communion with Rome.
• In communion with the Pope they reaffirm certain basic principles:
• Many Protestants believe that sharing in communion can help bring about unity.
• Catholics believe that Christ is present in flesh and blood in Communion.
• Until 1054 the Latin and Greek Churches were in communion.
• As Son, Jesus is always in communion with God the Father.
• They remained in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.
• John Chrysostom spent much of his life not in communion with Rome.
• They received the host in communion only at the end of a stick.
• The last bishop in communion with the see of Rome was Thomas Thirlby.
• The bishop is in communion with other local churches.
• But studies by other researchers have shown that microbes can survive in communion cups.
• I need to do that, I need to be in communion with them.
• We are in communion with the pope and we have a tradition to uphold,
• The Eastern Christians, with very few exceptions, remained in communion with Acacius.
• These churches, while being in communion with one another, are hierarchically independent.
• In communion with the Catholic Church and thus recognise each other's claims.
• The Polish Catholic Church is now an autocephalous body in communion with the PNCC.
• It is not in communion with the Roman Catholic Church or under papal jurisdiction.