solemnity of mary (Meaning)
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solemnity of mary (n)
(Roman Catholic Church) a holy day of obligation
Synonyms & Antonyms of solemnity of mary
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solemnity of mary Sentence Examples
- The solemnity of Mary's gaze conveyed both unwavering faith and profound sorrow.
- The intricate embroidery on Mary's veil added to the solemnity of her appearance.
- The procession of mourners approached the altar with a solemn reverence for Mary's presence.
- The priest's words echoed with solemnity as he recited the prayers for Mary's Assumption.
- The hushed whispers and bowed heads in the congregation created a solemn atmosphere worthy of Mary's greatness.
- The statue of Mary stood in the chapel, radiating an aura of solemnity and dignity.
- The hymn sung in honor of Mary's birth filled the sanctuary with a solemn and uplifting melody.
- The bishop delivered a sermon on the solemnity of Mary's Immaculate Conception, emphasizing her profound purity.
- The crowds gathered at the shrine with a solemn anticipation for the annual celebration of Mary's Nativity.
- Mary's words to the shepherds were imbued with a solemnity that foreshadowed the momentous events to come.
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(Roman Catholic Church) a holy day of obligation
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The solemnity of Mary's gaze conveyed both unwavering faith and profound sorrow.
The intricate embroidery on Mary's veil added to the solemnity of her appearance.
The procession of mourners approached the altar with a solemn reverence for Mary's presence.
The priest's words echoed with solemnity as he recited the prayers for Mary's Assumption.
