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communion

noun as in sacrament in church; body of believers sharing a sacrament

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And despite his view of Nick’s new ambitions, Nelson invites him to a sort of dance-off, in a moment both playful and poignant; they can find communion in dance that eludes them whenever they talk.

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Mullally is both principal bishop of the Church of England and also the ceremonial head of the worldwide Anglican communion.

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Women are in tears, young girls hug their friends, and that moment of joyful communion conveys what was at the heart of why the festival was so successful.

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The activities of the Bangor Cathedral choir have been suspended for an initial period of one month following the protest during a communion service.

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He attended Catholic school and remembers an active community in Mobile filled with baptisms, weddings and first communions.

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