Adjective:

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sacramentally's Usage Examples:

the punishment (purgation) due for those sins that have already been sacramentally forgiven.

marriage, Cardinal Weld, persuaded Pope Pius VII to declare the marriage sacramentally valid.

prominent Catholic worshippers, including Mrs Fitzherbert, who was sacramentally, but not civilly married to George IV, and the young Cardinal Newman.

not merely symbolically or metaphorically, nor literalistically, but sacramentally.

he persuaded Pope Pius VII to declare his aunt"s marriage to George sacramentally valid.

body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, and with the senses not only sacramentally but in truth are taken and broken by the hands of the priests and crushed.

by confecting the holy Sacrifice and acting “in persona Christi,” is sacramentally (and ineffably) brought into that most profound sacredness, and made.

therefore commends, those Masses in which the priest alone communicates sacramentally.

The purpose of the piscina or sacrarium is to dispose of water used sacramentally, by returning these particles directly to the earth.

Since I cannot now receive Thee sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart.

midst the wounded Then she laves him with the cooling water, Gives him, sacramentally, the red wine, Pledges with her fair white bread the hero.

holy Sacrifice and acting “in persona Christi,” is sacramentally (and ineffably) brought into that most profound sacredness, and made part of it, spiritually.

persons should not receive the Holy Eucharist, and that they must "sacramentally confess all serious sins with a firm purpose to change" before they.