Examples of using Consecrated host in English and their translations into German
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Consecrated host for all true believers.
On account of the indigestible consecrated host?
These consecrated Hosts are in the Pyx, which could be put into it by a flap in the back of the dove's body.
This cup, once hung over the main altar in Sens cathedral,used to contain the consecrated hosts.
Consecrated hosts in a quantity sufficient for the needs of the faithful are to be kept in a pyx or small vessel;
She loved Jesus in the poorest of the poor, and received and contemplated him every day in the consecrated Host.
The priest elevates the consecrated host“as Christ was lifted on the cross,”[164] and says in the Latin liturgy.
A priest, before carrying Communion to a sick man,carelessly placed the consecrated Host in his breviary.
But to remove the danger that infants might eject the Consecrated Host, the custom was established of administering the Eucharist to them under the species of wine only.
His Work of Redemption did not lie in His death on the cross any more than Holy Communion or the Consecrated Host can offer forgiveness of sins.
There, a millennium ago, a consecrated host was stolen from the church by a Jewess, the thief decided to fry the body of Christ in oil, but miraculously the host turned into flesh and started bleeding profusely so that the holy blood poured all over the house.
A few drops of blood began miraculously to ooze from the consecrated Host, thereby confirming what our faith professes.
Saint Thomas objects to himself that some have reported seeingthe boy Jesus or His Most Precious Blood in a consecrated host.
When we adore the Most Holy Sacrament, when we remain with our eyes fixed on the consecrated Host, we cannot refrain from thinking and saying in our hearts.
After the celebrant shows the consecrated host and the chalice of Precious Blood to the people at Mass, he genuflects in adoration and then joins the people in one of several proclamations expressing the core of our Catholic faith.“When we eat this bread and drink this cup, we proclaim your death O Lord, until you come again”.
From the rubble of the Convento Francescano degli Zoccolanti, completely destroyed by flames in 1560,only one consecrated host was found surprisingly undamaged.
For example, we know by the solemndefinitions of the Council of Trent that God guarantees to us that the consecrated Host is indeed His Real Presence-that is, the Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ, together with His Soul and Divinity.
A fundamental event in the town's history occurred in 1397, when the Barbary Pirates raid and plunder the town andstole from the church both the jewels and the monstrance, with the consecrated host in it, which was miraculously recovered the following year.
They are monumental constructions, in the form of a tower the height of which sometimes almost reaches the ceiling,mainly in ogival style, inside which the consecrated Host was kept in a transparent case behind a wide metallic grille, in such a way as to enable the faithful to contemplate the Sacrament, even if in a somewhat hazy fashion.
The father superior had absolved their sins,and they then took communion, consuming all the consecrated hosts to prevent them from being desecrated.
But this centre is well known in particular because it is a cradle for arts as it is visible from several important monuments,first of all the Miracolo Eucaristico(Eucharistic Miracle). In the 8th century a consecrated host turned into coagulated blood, today preserved in a monstrance which is admired and worshipped every year by thousands of pilgrims.
Ý Wherever I celebrated Mass I had to consecrate hosts to last all week as the people meet in the church every evening.