Examples of using A grace in English and their translations into Hungarian
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However, what a grace if at that moment we safeguard in our heart the little flame of faith!
God's justice is his mercy given to everyone as a grace that flows from the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
recognize that our freedom is a grace.
The joy of evangelising always arises from grateful remembrance: it is a grace which we constantly need to implore.
it's free, a grace.
The joy of evangelizing always arises from grateful remembrance: it is a grace which we constantly need to implore.
Evangelizing joy always shines on the background of the grateful memory: it is a grace for which we need to ask.
foremost a gift of the Lord, a grace that precedes man and his works.
so everything in your life becomes a meditation, a grace, a beauty, a benediction!
the analysis of what happens within our person shows that the statement that illness is a grace is profoundly true.
It does not consider God either as Immanent of as Transcendent but a grace and presence, hence neither as a"Center" imagined somewhere"out there" nor"within ourselves.".
It creates an ease and a grace that you haven't known since the days of Atlantis.
It is a grace that carries with it a mission,
You will suffer, but consider this a grace, for without suffering you cannot remain close to my Son's Heart.
that the smell of flowers in my bedroom was a grace of God.
This is a grace given us,“not according to our works”(how could it have been“our works” if we didn't even exist then?) but through Jesus.
Often cast as a sensitive outsider, Cameron gave his characters a grace and moral authority that often surpassed the films' compromised liberal agendas.”.
I urge you, as laity, to live this Year for Consecrated Life as a grace which can make you more aware of the gift you yourselves have received.
It has a grace and charm of its own,