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emargination

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e·mar·gi·nate  (-märj-nt, -nt)
adj.
Having a shallow notch at the tip, as in some petals and leaves.
[Latin margintus, past participle of marginre, to take the edge away : -, ex-, ex- + marg, margin-, margin; see merg- in Indo-European roots.]
e·margi·nation (-nshn) n.
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emarginate
emarginate leaf
emargination
the state of being notched at the edge or the process of notching at the edge, as some leaves or the page of a book, particularly a reference work with thumbindexing.
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Those who remember Catholic worship before the reforms of Vatican II (it is a sad but true fact that we are a diminishing tribe) can only marvel at the seismic shifts that have occurred with reference to the Eucharist: the emargination of tabernacles;the sunsetting of "visits" to the Blessed Sacrament; the decline of Benediction; the different cadences connected with the celebration of the liturgy (remember Solemn High Masses?
The Eucharistic Mystery: Revitalizing the Tradition by Cunningham, Lawrence / Commonweal
Those who remember Catholic worship before the reforms of Vatican II (it is a sad but true fact that we are a diminishing tribe) can only marvel at the seismic shifts that have occurred with reference to the Eucharist: the emargination of tabernacles;the sunsetting of "visits" to the Blessed Sacrament; the decline of Benediction; the different cadences connected with the celebration of the liturgy (remember Solemn High Masses?
The Creed: The Apostolic Faith in Contemporary Theology by Cunningham, Lawrence / Commonweal
Those who remember Catholic worship before the reforms of Vatican II (it is a sad but true fact that we are a diminishing tribe) can only marvel at the seismic shifts that have occurred with reference to the Eucharist: the emargination of tabernacles;the sunsetting of "visits" to the Blessed Sacrament; the decline of Benediction; the different cadences connected with the celebration of the liturgy (remember Solemn High Masses?
Silent Voices, Sacred Lives: Women's Readings for the Liturgical Year by Cunningham, Lawrence / Commonweal
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