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Definition of congregation
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Congregation
(n.) A
collection
or mass of
separate
things.
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Lazarite
::
Lazarite
(n.) One of the
Congregation
of the
Priests
of the
Mission,
a
religious
institute
founded
by
Vincent
de Paul in 1624, and
popularly
called
Lazarists
or
Lazarites
from the
College
of St.
Lazare
in
Paris,
which was
occupied
by them until
1792..
Synagogue
::
Synagogue
(n.) A
congregation
in the early
Christian
church.
Congregationalism
::
Congregationalism
(n.) That
system
of
church
organization
which vests all
ecclesiastical
power in the
assembled
brotherhood
of each local
church.
Homilist
::
Homilist
(n.) One who
prepares
homilies;
one who
preaches
to a
congregation.
Orientation
::
Orientation
(n.) An
aspect
or
fronting
to the east;
especially
(Arch.),
the
placing
of a
church
so that the
chancel,
containing
the altar
toward
which the
congregation
fronts
in
worship,
will be on the east end..
Choral
::
Choral
(n.) A hymn tune; a
simple
sacred
tune, sung in
unison
by the
congregation;
as, the
Lutheran
chorals..
Yearbook
::
Yearbook
(n.) A book
published
yearly;
any
annual
report
or
summary
of the
statistics
or facts of a year,
designed
to be used as a
reference
book; as, the
Congregational
Yearbook..
Mechitarist
::
Mechitarist
(n.) One of a
religious
congregation
of the Roman
Catholic
Church
devoted
to the
improvement
of
Armenians.
Meeting
::
Meeting
(n.) A
congregation;
a
collection
of
people;
a
convention;
as, a large
meeting;
an
harmonius
meeting..
Roaring
::
Roaring
(n.) A loud, deep,
prolonged
sound,
as of a large
beast,
or of a
person
in
distress,
anger,
mirth,
etc., or of a noisy
congregation..
Gathering
::
Gathering
(n.) A
crowd;
an
assembly;
a
congregation.
Maurist
::
Maurist
(n.) A
member
of the
Congregation
of Saint Maur, an
offshoot
of the
Benedictines,
originating
in
France
in the early part of the
seventeenth
century.
The
Maurists
have been
distinguished
for their
interest
in
literature..
Class
::
Class (n.) One of the
sections
into which a
church
or
congregation
is
divided,
and which is under the
supervision
of a class
leader..
Congregational
::
Congregational
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
congregation;
conducted,
or
participated
in, by a
congregation;
as,
congregational
singing..
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) The act of
congregating,
or
bringing
together,
or of
collecting
into one
aggregate
or
mass..
Litany
::
Litany
(n.) A
solemn
form of
supplication
in the
public
worship
of
various
churches,
in which the
clergy
and
congregation
join, the
former
leading
and the
latter
responding
in
alternate
sentences.
It is
usually
of a
penitential
character..
Obedience
::
Obedience
(n.) The
written
precept
of a
superior
in a
religious
order or
congregation
to a
subject.
Flock
::
Flock (n.) A
Christian
church
or
congregation;
considered
in their
relation
to the
pastor,
or
minister
in
charge..
Token
::
Token (n.) A piece of metal given
beforehand
to each
person
in the
congregation
who is
permitted
to
partake
of the
Lord's
Supper.
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) A
collection
or mass of
separate
things.
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