1. A blessed bread or token distributed to worshippers in Eastern Orthodox and some other Christian churches, especially to those who do not receive communion.
Usage: religious; Eastern Orthodox tradition
2. A blessing or benediction, especially one given formally in a religious context.
Usage: formal; archaic or liturgical

Examples

• The priest distributed eulogia to the congregation after the liturgy.
• In Orthodox churches, eulogia is offered as a spiritual gift to all present.
• The eulogia was blessed and given to those unable to receive the Eucharist.
• The bishop pronounced a eulogia over the assembled faithful.
• Receiving eulogia is considered a sign of the church's care for its members.