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Meaning of macarize
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macarize (v. t.)
To congratulate.
macarize Sentence Examples
- The saintly soul was macarized for her unwavering faith and charitable deeds.
- The Bishop's macarization of the deceased priest brought great joy to the community.
- The ceremony of macarization bestowed upon the deceased monk the title of "Blessed."
- The pope decided to macarize the humble laywoman known for her extraordinary piety.
- The macarization process meticulously examined the life and virtues of the candidate for sainthood.
- The macarization of the young martyr inspired many to follow in his footsteps.
- The macarized nun's writings continue to inspire and guide the faithful to this day.
- The macarization ceremony was a solemn and uplifting event that celebrated the life of a holy individual.
- The Church has a long history of macarizing those who have lived exemplary lives of love and service.
- The macarized saints serve as beacons of hope and inspiration for those seeking to live a virtuous life.
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To congratulate.
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The saintly soul was macarized for her unwavering faith and charitable deeds.
The Bishop's macarization of the deceased priest brought great joy to the community.
The ceremony of macarization bestowed upon the deceased monk the title of "Blessed."
The pope decided to macarize the humble laywoman known for her extraordinary piety.
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