Examples of using Paschal in English and their translations into French
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I pray that all of us may experience that Paschal Light that is more real than death,
Poitiers' first Jardin des Plantes was established in 1621 by Le Coq Paschal, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine,
Each one us through Baptism is called to participate in the paschal mystery of Christ,
We celebrate the unique event of the Paschal Mystery of Christ and we believe that it penetrates our lives,
Olivier Pain and Paschal Grousset.
The presence of the Paschal Candle, the order of the procession(the body of the deceased coming immediately after the candle, and then the assembly following after that),
Together with Pierre de Coubertin and Paschal Grousset, he was the founder of French physical education, developing the schooling
Israelites from egypt(ex 12) and Jesus, the true Paschal lamb that has redeemed mankind from the bondage of death and sin.
with the exception of the week days of Great Lent, when it is not served because of its paschal character.
being consecrated by Pope Paschal II in 1106.
resolutely engages us in His Paschal Mystery.
a series of orientations meaning to foster the celebration of the Paschal mystery by our communities.
Then two Paschal hymns are sung and everyone comes forward to kiss the Artos and receive the Superior's blessing, as all sing the Paschal troparion many times.
so that they are moments of grace, paschal moments.
One can argue that this paschal strategy of passage is somewhat passive.“Let
Pope Paschal II built a smaller basilica with a two courtyards,
Following on this, a reflexion“Liturgy of the Hours and Paschal Mystery” permitting a discovery of a dimension of the Divine Office, important for a”
although we started by outsourcing this type of work, it was obvious that our future plans would need to include our own wide-format production capabilities,” says Paschal Edwards, operations manager at Crescent Press.
this feast has a unique character:"It is the synthesis of the Mystery of Salvation, the Paschal Mystery of death and resurrection.
provoking in them the true paschal encounter, up to now known by hearsay, mediated by third persons.