housling (Meaning)
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housling (a.)
Sacramental; as, housling fire.
Synonyms & Antonyms of housling
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
housling Sentence Examples
- The priest administered housling to the communicants during the solemn Mass.
- The housling cloth was meticulously embroidered with intricate golden threads.
- The chalice and paten were reverently placed on the altar for the distribution of housling.
- The communicants approached the altar with a sense of profound reverence for the sacred housling.
- The priest whispered the Eucharistic prayer as he offered the housling to the faithful.
- The act of receiving housling is a transformative experience that nourishes the soul.
- The bread used for housling symbolizes the body of Christ, offered as a sacrifice for our sins.
- The wine used for housling represents the blood of Christ, shed for our redemption.
- The ciborium holds the consecrated housling, which is reserved for the sick and homebound.
- The monstrance is a sacred vessel used to display the consecrated housling for adoration.
FAQs About the word housling
Sacramental; as, housling fire.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The priest administered housling to the communicants during the solemn Mass.
The housling cloth was meticulously embroidered with intricate golden threads.
The chalice and paten were reverently placed on the altar for the distribution of housling.
The communicants approached the altar with a sense of profound reverence for the sacred housling.
