Epistle.
(Of thelat.)(do doepistola, and this of theg ? p? st?).
1. f. letter or letter written to someone.
2. f. part of the mass, before the Gospel, which is read or sings a passage from the canonical Epistles .
3. (Because the main Ministry of the subdeacon was singing the epistle in the mass). (f) sacred order of the subdeacon.
4. f. poetic composition in which the author addresses or pretends to go to a person, real or imaginary, and whose end s
Uele be moralize, instruct or satirize. In Spanish it is written generally in triplets or free verse.1. f. Each of the written by the Apostles James and St. Jude, and even by Saint Peter and Saint John.
1. f. exhortation, in Spain, the wedding directs the priest to the Contracting Parties prior to the ceremony and annotating the doctrine of the Epistle of Paul to the Ephesians about marriage.
