Приклади вживання Saint john paul Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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therefore my visit- following the footsteps of Blessed Paul VI and of Saint John Paul II- marked a further step in favour of respect
We are grateful for the personal support we received from Pope Saint John Paul II, who blessed our cornerstone in 2001, and Pope Benedict XVI,
therefore my visit- following the footsteps of Blessed Paul VI and of Saint John Paul II- marked a further step in favour of respect and dialogue between Christianity and Islam.
Bangladesh is mainly Muslim, and thus my visit- in the footsteps of Blessed Paul vi and of Saint John Paul ii- marked a further step in favour of respect
The population of Bangladesh is mainly Muslim, and thus my visit- in the footsteps of Blessed Paul vi and of Saint John Paul ii- marked a further step in favour of respect and dialogue between Christianity and Islam.
As a Church, we wish to imitate the attitude of dialogue of your fellow citizen, Blessed Victoire Rasoamanarivo, whom Saint John Paul II beatified during his visit here thirty years ago.
the great legacy, which Saint John Paul II left us, continuously be the
the Chinese authorities initiated by Saint John Paul II and continued by Pope Benedict XVI.
as was said to you in the past by Saint John Paul II, and by Benedict XVI,
You are one body and, as Saint John Paul II and Benedict XVI said in the past,
Therefore, I call for our bishops to jointly proclaim Saint John Paul II as the patron saint of Polish-Ukrainian reconciliation,
Saint John Paul II took the notion further with his encyclical Dives in Misericordia,
Saint John Paul II rightly explained that responsible parenthood does not mean“unlimited procreation
Saint John Paul II.
Many support what Saint John Paul II called the“culture of death.”.
It was for Saint John Paul II to write the prayer: Totus Tuus.
Saint John Paul II appointed him first president of the Pontifical Academy for Life.
She was beatified by Saint John Paul II on 13thJune 1999 together with a group of another 107 martyrs from the Second World War.
Pope Saint John Paul II.
Therefore, we could only welcome the meeting itself, a meeting which Saint John Paul II, and Pope Benedict XVI both desired and worked toward.