procession
ਜਲੂਸ
definition
noun
a funeral procession
a number of people or vehicles moving forward in an orderly fashion, especially as part of a ceremony or festival.
On the filioque controversy, Bulgakov demonstrates that the East did not have a formal theology for the procession of the Holy Spirit.
the emanation of the Holy Spirit.
example
magistrates complain that they see a 'procession' of recidivist minor offenders
his path was paved by a 'procession' of industry executives
Prior to the Mass the First Communion and Confirmation children, along with the priest, marched in 'procession' into the field headed by a piper.
The ceremony began with a 'procession' from the local community centre to the church followed by special devotions in the church.
Meanwhile, a 'procession' of alliance spokesmen have appeared on TV to plead for US assistance.
We could see, for instance, the doddering old knights and dames of the order tottering in (none of them a day below 70 I'm sure) in 'procession' .
At this point Pope Hadrian I defended the doctrine of 'procession' through the Son against Charlemagne.
a funeral 'procession'
A congregation of several hundred people attended the usual evening mass at St Mary's and said the rosary after the statue was brought into the church in 'procession' .
First at Ferrara and later at Florence, fourteen months were spent in discussing the 'procession' of the Spirit, more time than was devoted to any other issue!
When the most famous composer of the age died, about thirty thousand mourners were present at the funeral 'procession' on March 26, 1827.
Following the Mass, parishioners will march in 'procession' as one body to the Convent of Mercy where Benediction will be imparted.
a funeral 'procession'
Domonic and his friends and family will leave Lyneham in 'procession' at 10 am and will be followed by a tractor decorated with balloons and banners.
If you go for breakfast around 7 in the morning, you'll see the saffron-clothed local monks in 'procession' down the street, collecting their daily alms.
On September 18, all the idols would be taken in 'procession' and immersed in River Cauvery.
Thousands marched behind his funeral 'procession' , a measure of his extraordinary impact on Russia's very heart, soul, and mind.
On the filioque controversy, Bulgakov demonstrates that the East did not have a formal theology for the 'procession' of the Holy Spirit.
Bringing home a 'procession' of awful, awful, awful boyfriends.
A 'procession' of central bankers and finance ministers issued soothing words, united in their confidence that the prospects for the global economy remained good.
The idol was, and is, annually dragged forth in 'procession' on a monstrous car, and as masses of excited pilgrims crowded round to drag or accompany it, accidents occurred.
The main events take place in the cabaret lounge, where we enjoyed a 'procession' of quality acts during our week-long stay, the ballrooms and the smaller side rooms.
Nowadays every lunchtime sees a 'procession' of pupils to the fast-food shops, where they purchase their batter-covered burgers and greasy chips.
Braving scorching sun, the differently abled children came in 'procession' from Subashnagar area to the district Collectorate this afternoon.
A car bomber drove his vehicle into a funeral procession, a funeral 'procession' for one of the local prominent tribal leaders there.
Forgive me if I have, but I have heard a 'procession' of pro-government Israelis pop up on the radio to put the same case with slightly different vocal patterns.
Marcus repeatedly casts life as a kind of death already, a 'procession' of meaningless occurrences.
There's been a 'procession' of Presidents, Prime Ministers and politicians ‘visiting the troops’ in Iraq recently.
Above them streamed a 'procession' of ghosts, one of whom had trailed a foot through Draco's shoulder on the way past, as many as twenty or twenty-five of them.
In a break with Royal tradition the Princess Royal will also join the 'procession' , a ceremony usually reserved for men.
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