Examples of using Providential in English and their translations into German
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It was providential, because visiting India requires one journey.
The revelation of God's providential plan.
How providential.
Through providential events God brings together those whom He chooses to realize His plan of love.
This is a providential and marvellous development which shows the maturity
These were providential occasions during which I had the joy of experiencing the Croatian people's faith.
Mythology works in magical ways: after this providential encounter, she found herself pregnant,
Raoul and the Army of Mary Through providential events God brings together those whom He chooses to realize His plan of love.
It is providential that the Synod of Bishops was instituted in the context of the last Ecumenical Council.
The Bishop of Tonga said the meeting with the Pope in Sydney will be"a historic and providential opportunity for the Church in Oceania to grow stronger in faith hope and charity.
Forgive me. The moment seemed providential.
The death of whore Anne Boleyn is perhaps providential.
A providential plan and he said this repeatedly.
For cleanly and providential bottle storage.
The Army of Mary was developing according to providential events.
Most of what a mortal would call providential is not;
From this providential intuition, a great movement of prayer for vocations rose up within the Church.
Therefore, this period is called the"providential age for the saints' portion of responsibility.
its ability to be empathic Metamorph proves providential.
My desire persisted, but God took charge of directing my route, through providential events.