antecommunion
antecommunion noun: the part of the Anglican communion liturgy that precedes the consecration of the elements. Included may be the preparation of the blood and body of Christ, or prayer.
Noun
antecommunion (plural not attested)
- The part of the Anglican communion liturgy that precedes the consecration of the elements. Included may be the preparation of the blood and body of Christ, or prayer.
Forms of antecommunion
| alternative form | ante-Communion |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Ante-Communion |
Origin of antecommunion
From ante- + communion.
Questions about antecommunion
- What does antecommunion mean?
- Antecommunion means the part of the Anglican communion liturgy that precedes the consecration of the elements. Included may be the preparation of the blood and body of Christ, or prayer.
- What part of speech is antecommunion?
- Antecommunion is a noun.
Words near antecommunion in the dictionary
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