The communion table of carved mahogany is said to have been taken from a Spanish ship at the time of the Armada, but it would seem certainly not to be older than the end of the seventeenth century.

After a few days spent in deliberation, Becket went to church and said mass, where he had previously ordered that the introit to the communion service should begin with these words, PRINCES SAT, AND SPAKE AGAINST ME; the passage appointed for the martyrdom of St. Stephen, whom the primate thereby tacitly pretended to resemble, in his sufferings for the sake of righteousness.

Within and at each end of the communion rails there is a fine old oak chair.

The communion plate most choice and elaborate in designwas, we may observe, given by the same gentleman.

Jesus comes, communion prayers for the little friends of Jesus.

There is an Elizabethan communion cup dated 1566.

Their communion season was then approaching.

With the object of preserving them from desecration, the abbot had concealed some of the communion vessels, and for this offense the venerable man was tried and condemned to death.

Stoddard came out into the chancel, lighted the altar tapers and began the Anglican communion office.

The aisles and communion place were full.

"Ib. "Gives us the secrets of his Pagan hell, Where ghost with ghost in sad communion dwell.

Communion devotions for religious; with pref.

We have an altar; a series of communion meditations.

"'But, on one communion occasion, my minister preached on the words"Christ in you the hope of glory."

Surplus communion fee money, or communion offerings were devoted to the care of the poor and other expenses.

Even Aunt Delia McCormick, good Methodist as she was, who "put up" a little elderberry wine each year for communion purposes, was thought by more than one to strain near to the breaking point the third branch of that concise behest to "Touch not, taste not, handle not!"

These cards the Deacons take charge of and record the members present and those absent If a member is away three successive communion Sundays the Deacons call on him, if he lives in the city, to find the cause of his absence.

And they all joined the Church at the first communion time, and every one of them spoke and prayed in the prayer meetings.

They greeted each other with a "holy kiss" and washed each other's feet at their great communion meeting every year.

Resolute by the communion board he stood, And after solemn prayer solemnly cancelled And abolished the divine right of kings And declared the holy rights of man.

Two communion chalices belonging to the church date from 1514 and 1572 respectively.

Thesethink of it!dated from the first communion class, the dating period of so much of friendship.

In Bohemia, on old St. John's Night (July 8), one must lay a communion chalice-cloth under the fern, and collect the seed which will fall before sunrise.

There was always service in the Episcopal chapels on the National Church communion fast-days.

Surplus communion fee money, or communion offerings were devoted to the care of the poor and other expenses.