You must acquire at least as much toleration for the Ritualist as I am glad to notice you are acquiring for the thief.
Brother McConnell was a notedritualist in Masonry, and while in Lexington was elected Master of Lexington Lodge, No.
As a ritualist he excelled, and one who has ever seen "John Ike," as he is familiarly called, as Sachem in the Adoption Degree will never forget it.
There is the bad young man who keeps betting-books; and the miserable young man who grovels and flops in a Ritualist church.
On Christmas Day I went with her to the Ritualist Church which is attached to the parsonage, and heard some excellent intoning by the delicate-faced, tenor-voiced clergyman.
If rationalist principles prevail, and the Old Testament be a series of myths or allegories, why still retain the ritualist law in all its strictness?
The first is called a ritualist because he invents and remembers one rite; the other is called an anti-ritualist because he obeys and forgets a thousand.
But everywhere the religious dance came before the religious hymn, and man was a ritualist before he could speak.
And a somewhat similar distinction to this which I have drawn with some unavoidable length, between the conscious ritualist and the unconscious ritualist, exists between the conscious idealist and the unconscious idealist.
The multiplication not only of religious services but of communicants, and the great increase in the interest taken in Church life in quarters where the Ritualist party prevail, cannot reasonably be questioned.
The absolute authority and infallibility of the Pope are sincerely repudiated as an usurpation, the ritualist theory only conceding to him a primacy among bishops.
If we were intending here to estimate the exact value of the service done in these and other ways by the Ritualist clergy, we should be compelled to make many deductions.
Mr. Shalders has done most excellent service to the cause of spiritual Christianity by the issue of this series of discourses on the questions at issue between the Ritualist and the Free Churchman.
Another feature in the conduct of the Ritualist clergy deserving of commendation, is the tact they have shown in utilising the power which was lying dormant in their congregations.
He is so far from being a man of extreme views or from cherishing any sympathy with the Ritualist party, that he says, 'They assert dogmas which are scarcely to be distinguished from some of the errors of the Church of Rome.
We have popularRitualist as well as popular Evangelical preachers; but the discourses of the former are in their leading features as decidedly evangelical as those of the latter.
According to the Gospel it was "as they were eating" that Jesus took the bread and gave it to the disciples; according to the Ritualist it ought to be before anything else has touched the lips.
It was one reason why McClellan, born ritualist of the pomp of war, could never overcome a certain dislike, or at least a doubt, of him.
The militaryritualist would have liked a more Olympian superior.
The modern ritualist is hardly to be considered the lineal descendant of these great scholars.
Orchard is a ritualist in the midst of nonconformity; the first Free Churchman, I believe, to entertain exalted ceremonial aspirations, and to kneel for his orders at the feet of an orthodox bishop.
The Ritualist would have knelt as straight as an arrow and without quivering once all through.
The Broad Churchman will attract his hearers, and the Ritualist his, from out of the mass, as magnets attract steel filings; and each church will be filled with hearers who come there by preference.
I am not myself a Ritualist in the sense of using any of the higher forms of ritual, ceremonial, or vesture.
Nay, it touches every one, Ritualist or not, who does not desire to see the comprehensive character of the Church of England narrowed, in a party sense, and for a party purpose.
And surely in this all Churchmen who believe the ancient Catholic Faith are interested with us, Ritualist or non-Ritualist.
I say, then, that the present contest and crisis touches every Churchman, Ritualist or not, who believes the higher doctrine.
Fortune had handed over the parish of Harden to a ritualist vicar.
Beside Catherine sat a Ritualist clergyman in cassock and long cloak--a saint clearly, though perhaps, to judge from the slight restlessness of movement that seemed to quiver through him perpetually, an irritable one.
He was about to indulge himself in such a quick passage of arms as all such natures as his delight in, when his look travelled past the gaunt figure of the Ritualist vicar to his wife.
The Ritualistmay glory in the discomfiture of an Erastian bishop--what Christian dare parade ten years of love to God and man?
Looking round, he saw a Ritualist priest, in cassock and cloak, disputing in hurried undertones with the men about the door.
The gravest trouble of his life arose in connection with legal proceedings which he felt bound to take in the case of a Ritualist clergyman who had persisted in practices apparently illegal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ritualist" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
