adj.圣事的;圣礼的，神圣的;宗教的
n.类似圣礼的仪式(如用圣水等)；圣餐礼用具(如十字架等)

The sacramental bread and wine are believed by many to be transformed into the body and blood of Christ.
许多人认为圣餐中的面包和酒被转化为基督的身体和血。
He received his first sacramental Communion at the age of seven.
他在七岁时接受了第一次圣餐仪式。
The priest anointed him with sacramental oil, invoking the healing power of God.
神父用圣油为他涂抹，祈求上帝的治愈之力。
In the Catholic Church, marriage is considered a sacramental bond between a man and a woman.
在天主教会中，婚姻被视为男女之间的圣礼纽带。
The sacramental rites were performed with great solemnity and reverence.
圣礼仪式以极大的庄严和敬意进行。
She wore a simple white dress for her sacramental confirmation.
她在圣餐确认仪式上穿着一件简单的白色连衣裙。
The sacramental water is blessed by the priest during the Easter Vigil.
在复活节守夜仪式期间，神父祝福了圣水。
He took his vows in a sacramental ceremony that lasted several hours.
他在一个持续数小时的圣礼仪式中宣誓。
The sacramental confession is a private act between the penitent and God.
圣礼告解是忏悔者与上帝之间的私人行为。
The sacramental oils used in the church are consecrated by the bishop.
教堂中使用的圣油是由主教祝圣的。