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Irremovability
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ir·re·mov·a·ble  (r-mv-bl)
adj.
Impossible to remove: irremovable boulders; irremovable obstacles.
irre·mova·bili·ty n.
irre·mova·bly adv.
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The confessional documents are not unified as to whether this occasion should be considered as a sacrament per se, (18) but there can be no question that the practice takes on a sacramental character in its mode of gospel proclamation.
The Lutheran confessional heritage and contemporary hermeneutics by Saler, Robert / Currents in Theology and Mission
At the least, he must challenge the co-habitating duos to separate until marriage and have them enrolled in a marriage preparation program that will highlight its sacramental character and place an important emphasis on natural family planning.
Abusing the sacraments by Bedard, Bob / Catholic Insight
We can retain wedding customs of a secular origin and still redouble our efforts to teach the sacramental character of marriage.
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