Communion
Ritual
Ritual noun - A usual manner of behaving or doing.
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Communion and ritual are semantically related in ceremony topic. Sometimes you can use "Communion" instead a noun "Ritual".
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- He was the first person to perform a religious ritual on any celestial body other than the Earth, as he took communion while on the Moon using a kit he had smuggled onto the Eagle.
Source: Real Men Love Jesus -
Clu's repurposing procedure very closely resembles the User communion ritual at the I/O tower in TRON.
- The Deryni Naming ritual is usually done when a child reaches the age of reason and can distinguish right and wrong (usually at around seven or eight, just when Catholic children first go to confession and take Communion).
Source: Rite of Passage
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