- Holy sacrament
- Christian rite (esp. Catholic)
- also called 聖禮|圣礼 by Protestants
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- Holy sacrament
- Christian rite (esp. Catholic)
- also called 聖禮|圣礼 by Protestants
This term refers to a religious ceremony that is regarded as a means of divine grace, particularly in the Christian faith.
The priest conducted a holy sacrament for the congregation in the church.
Their wedding was an important holy sacrament.
This meaning emphasizes the specific ceremonies and rituals associated with Christian traditions, particularly in the Catholic Church.
Catholics consider baptism to be an important Christian rite.
The church holds several Christian rites each year.
This definition highlights that the concept is also referred to by another term, specifically within Protestant communities.
In some denominations, this ceremony is referred to as a sacrament.
Different branches of Christianity have various names for sacraments.
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shèng shì圣事yí shì仪式sacramental ceremonyshèng shì圣事zhù fú祝福blessing of the sacramentjiē shòu接受shèng shì圣事to receive the sacramentshén shèng神圣de的shèng shì圣事sacred sacramentshèng shì圣事jiào yù教育sacramental educationshèng shì圣事xǐ lǐ洗礼sacramental baptismshèng shì圣事de的yì yì意义meaning of the sacramentshèng shì圣事xìn yǎng信仰faith in the sacramentcān jiā参加shèng shì圣事to participate in the sacramentshèng shì圣事de的shén mì神秘mystery of the sacramentshèng shì圣事gào bái告白confession for the sacramentshèng shì圣事de的chuán tǒng传统tradition of the sacrament