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But studies by other researchers have shown that microbes can survive in communion cups.
It can fill 40 communion cups in 2 seconds.
I think I already mentioned communion cups made of pure gold.
Scares about glasses in pubs and communion cups are nonsense!
The family regarded it as a pewter communion cup and had owned it for many years.
For $99.95 there is a contraption that fills 40 communion cups with liquid all at the same time.
One marked distinction in many Protestant churches is not using a chalice for the wine, but rather individual communion cups.
Joan had crossed her eyes, stuck out her tongue, and shook the little communion cup in front of Rose's face.
Tradition-minded church authorities argued that individual Communion cups changed the character of the sacrament from a communal to a solitary one.
"By the communion cup of Satan!"
"This communion cup belonged to the first rector of King's Chapel in Boston.
At the base of the cross she saw the thin vertical crack which defined the door of the niche containing the communion cup.
The markings are on the inside of this conical communion cup, which may have been awkward to study, but it is the height of elegance.
Communion cup, 1700.
Whenever the communion cup was passed to Walker, he would drain it then call out, Fill 'im up again.
He once laied the communion cup to pawne.
The vessel that has been tipped over is a Holy Communion cup which represents the blasphemy that took place at the feast.
He explained that the communion cup was displayed on a cabinet shelf next to a beaker, a hand-blown colonial drinking vessel dating from the 1760s.
Blessed Communion manufactures dual-chambered, pre-filled Communion cups for individuals, churches and other religious organizations.
Other surviving artefacts brought from the 1645 building are the communion table and two Commonwealth silver communion cups gifted by Robert Mort in 1654.
There are separate seats, separate communion cups, burial grounds, and churches for members of the lower castes, especially in the Roman Catholic Church.
The American influences on English Nonconformity were far more than just catchy songs, the taking of collections during services, 'American organs' and individual communion cups.
There were two rooms in the Schoenheim church: the auditorium and a large closet for the storage of hymn-books, mops, brooms, folding chairs, communion cups.
During the Depression, the company was saved by its many commissions for houses of worship, including marble lecterns, metal candlesticks, hammered-silver communion cups, tabernacles and crosses.
A contemporary analogy would be if some anarchists should interrupt a communion service, slit the throats of a few worshipers, and pour their blood into the communion cups.