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Definition of communion
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of communion is as below...
Communion
(n.)
Intercourse
between
two or more
persons;
esp.,
intimate
association
and
intercourse
implying
sympathy
and
confidence;
interchange
of
thoughts,
purposes,
etc.;
agreement;
fellowship;
as, the
communion
of
saints..
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Viaticum
::
Viaticum
(n.) The
communion,
or
eucharist,
when given to
persons
in
danger
of
death..
Intercommunion
::
Intercommunion
(n.)
Mutual
communion;
as, an
intercommunion
of
deities..
Communicate
::
Communicate
(v. i.) To
administer
the
communion
to.
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(v. t.) To
acknowledge
as of good
standing,
or in
communion
according
to
standards
of faith and
practice;
to admit to
Christian
fellowship..
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) An
anthem
or psalm sung
before
the
Communion
service.
Commune
::
Commune
(n.)
Communion;
sympathetic
intercourse
or
conversation
between
friends.
Partnership
::
Partnership
(n.) A
contract
between
two or more
competent
persons
for
joining
together
their
money,
goods,
labor,
and
skill,
or any or all of them, under an
understanding
that there shall be a
communion
of
profit
between
them, and for the
purpose
of
carrying
on a legal
trade,
business,
or
adventure..
Incommunicating
::
Incommunicating
(a.)
Having
no
communion
or
intercourse
with each
other.
Schismatic
::
Schismatic
(n.) One who
creates
or takes part in
schism;
one who
separates
from an
established
church
or
religious
communion
on
account
of a
difference
of
opinion.
Postcomminion
::
Postcomminion
(n.) The
concluding
portion
of the
communion
service.
Correspond
::
Correspond
(v. i.) To have
intercourse
or
communion;
especially,
to hold
intercourse
or to
communicate
by
sending
and
receiving
letters;
--
followed
by
with..
Noncommunion
::
Noncommunion
(n.)
Neglect
or
failure
of
communion.
Erastian
::
Erastian
(n.) One of the
followers
of
Thomas
Erastus,
a
German
physician
and
theologian
of the 16th
century.
He held that the
punishment
of all
offenses
should
be
referred
to the civil
power,
and that holy
communion
was open to all. In the
present
day, an
Erastian
is one who would see the
church
placed
entirely
under the
control
of the
State..
Gospeler
::
Gospeler
(n.) A
priest
or
deacon
who reads the
gospel
at the altar
during
the
communion
service.
Eucharist
::
Eucharist
(n.) The
sacrament
of the
Lord's
Supper;
the
solemn
act of
ceremony
of
commemorating
the death of
Christ,
in the use of bread and wine, as the
appointed
emblems;
the
communion..
Reservation
::
Reservation
(n.) The
portion
of the
sacramental
elements
reserved
for
purposes
of
devotion
and for the
communion
of the
absent
and sick.
Novatian
::
Novatian
(n.) One of the sect of
Novatius,
or
Novatianus,
who held that the
lapsed
might not be
received
again into
communion
with the
church,
and that
second
marriages
are
unlawful..
Communion
::
Communion
(n.) A body of
Christians
having
one
common
faith and
discipline;
as, the
Presbyterian
communion..
Gloria
::
Gloria
(n.) A
portion
of the Mass
(Gloria
in
Excelsis
Deo, Glory be to God on
high),
and also of the
communion
service
in some
churches.
In the
Episcopal
Church
the
version
in
English
is
used..
Deacon
::
Deacon
(n.) An
officer
in
Christian
churches
appointed
to
perform
certain
subordinate
duties
varying
in
different
communions.
In the Roman
Catholic
and
Episcopal
churches,
a
person
admitted
to the
lowest
order in the
ministry,
subordinate
to the
bishops
and
priests.
In
Presbyterian
churches,
he is
subordinate
to the
minister
and
elders,
and has
charge
of
certain
duties
connected
with the
communion
service
and the care of the poor. In
Congregational
churches,
he is
subordinate
to the
pastor,
and
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