| His most eloquent teaching was his ministration to the wants and the sufferings of the wretched. |
| Volunteering has a rich history, traceable in Britain at least back to medieval times, when there was a strong association between religion and ministration to the poor and sick. |
| After this ministration to Buddha they suddenly disappeared. |
| Adequate arrangements are to be made for the provision of religious ministration to prisoners. |
| Euthyphro explains that he means by pious acts, acts of service or ministration. |
| It was altogether fitting that the ministration of the sacraments be given, not to the angels, but to men. |
