Corpus Christi
Definition
A Latin phrase literally meaning 'Body of Christ,' referring to the consecrated Eucharistic host in Christian liturgy, and the name of a major feast day in the Catholic Church celebrated with processions.
The name of a coastal city in South Texas, USA, known for its bay, beaches, and as a hub for shipping and tourism—derived from the religious feast.
Examples
In processione Corporis Christi, multi selfies cum hostia sancta tentant, sed sacerdos vetat.
During the Corpus Christi procession, many try selfies with the holy host, but the priest forbids it.
Urbs Corpus Christi in Texas ventis tam fortibus laborat ut pectines inutile sint.
The city of Corpus Christi in Texas battles such strong winds that combs are useless.
Post missam Corporis Christi, parochiani ad barbecue properant, corpus reficiendi causa.
After the Corpus Christi Mass, parishioners rush to barbecue to refuel the body.
In schola Corporis Christi, pueri discunt de corpore sano et mente saniori—salvo diebus ventosis.
At Corpus Christi school, kids learn about a healthy body and sounder mind—except on windy days.