Mass

Mass synonyms

Eucharist compare Mass and Eucharist
Holy Communion compare Mass and Holy Communion
Communion compare Mass and Communion
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Lord's Supper compare Mass and Lord's Supper
the Lord's Supper compare Mass and the Lord's Supper
sacrament compare Mass and sacrament
breaking of bread compare Mass and breaking of bread
Mess compare Mass and Mess
creed compare Mass and creed
persuasion compare Mass and persuasion
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Sacrament compare Mass and Sacrament
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Divine Service compare Mass and Divine Service
Lord’s Supper compare Mass and Lord’s Supper
Holy Mass compare Mass and Holy Mass
Breaking of Bread compare Mass and Breaking of Bread
Mas compare Mass and Mas
Divine Liturgy compare Mass and Divine Liturgy
Mars compare Mass and Mars
Lord's Table compare Mass and Lord's Table
Mas' compare Mass and Mas'
Blessed Sacrament compare Mass and Blessed Sacrament
liturgy compare Mass and liturgy
octet compare Mass and octet
church compare Mass and church
phrase compare Mass and phrase
selection compare Mass and selection
ensemble compare Mass and ensemble
divine service compare Mass and divine service
bar compare Mass and bar
worship compare Mass and worship
score compare Mass and score
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song compare Mass and song
pastiche compare Mass and pastiche
gamut compare Mass and gamut
office compare Mass and office
opening compare Mass and opening
septet compare Mass and septet
head compare Mass and head
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proper compare Mass and proper
partition compare Mass and partition
ordinance compare Mass and ordinance
sextet compare Mass and sextet
melody compare Mass and melody

Mass definitions

noun

  • The principal liturgical service of the Church, encompassing both a scripture service (Liturgy of the Word) and a eucharistic service (Liturgy of the Eucharist), which includes the consecration and oblation (offering) of the host and wine. 

  • A similar ceremony offered by a number of Christian churches. 

  • A musical composition set to portions of the Mass.