| What lay chaplains cannot do is say Mass, anoint the sick, and absolve sin after confession. |
| Then all that remained was to persuade the archbishop of Canterbury to anoint him. |
| Throughout history people have used saliva to anoint, to charm, to protect. |
| The research is too sparse to anoint a single best practice with anything like a cost-benefit efficiency rating. |
| An unsteady faith leads us back to the tombs, as it led Mary in her desire to anoint Jesus once more in death. |
| The women speculate on the stone and who will move it for them so they can anoint the body. |
