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Meaning of benedictionary
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benedictionary (n.)
A collected series of benedictions.
benedictionary Sentence Examples
- The benedictionary sermon provided a moving spiritual experience at the end of the service.
- The priest recited the benedictionary blessing to bestow God's grace and protection upon the congregation.
- The abbot's benedictionary speech conveyed his hopes and aspirations for the monastic community.
- The pope concluded the Mass with a solemn benedictionary blessing, imparting his papal authority.
- The bishop's benedictionary prayer invoked divine favor upon the newly ordained clergy.
- The rabbi offered a benedictionary blessing to mark the end of the Sabbath service.
- The imam's benedictionary words echoed through the mosque, calling for unity and peace.
- The congregation exchanged benedictionary hugs and wishes after the sermon.
- The benedictionary cross is a symbol of God's blessing and protection.
- The abbot's benedictionary gesture signaled the end of the liturgical ceremony.
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A collected series of benedictions.
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The benedictionary sermon provided a moving spiritual experience at the end of the service.
The priest recited the benedictionary blessing to bestow God's grace and protection upon the congregation.
The abbot's benedictionary speech conveyed his hopes and aspirations for the monastic community.
The pope concluded the Mass with a solemn benedictionary blessing, imparting his papal authority.
