Examples of using Christian commitment in English and their translations into Italian
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its complete fidelity to the Magisterium of the Church, its Christian commitment to be"light of the world
It is also important to overcome every false opposition between Christian commitment and university work,
not from doctrine disjoins Christian commitment into countless trickles which,
In thanking you for this visit, I encourage you to continue to emphasize the Christian commitment in the midst of your work,
Faced with such grave and persistent phenomena the Christian commitment appears all the more urgent so that everywhere it may
The family apostolate, social action, Christian commitment in civic and political life,
In this twofold effort of renewed Christian commitment, your ecclesial faithfulness,
The principle of the social kingship of Christ is of fundamental importance for clarifying the end, purpose and aim of the Church's social doctrine and Christian commitment in the world: the common good.
formation and Christian commitment.
enabling each person to make clear gestures in conformity with his or her Christian commitment.
from other parts of the world to reinvigorate your Christian commitment through prayer, reflection on the challenges to the faith today, the exchange of experiences
your consistent Christian commitment, your love for the Church
he trusts you and counts on you, on your Christian commitment and on your collaboration in the Gospel cause.
they know how to bear witness to the Word with enthusiasm and with their Christian commitment have proven to be able to bring the Gospel not only among their peers
also because of the concrete testimony of your particular Christian commitment.
of evangelization- especially for priests- and of Christian commitment in social life, especially for the laity,
preserving them in the purity of the faith and guiding them in their Christian commitment.
supported by your exemplary adherence to the Magisterium and by your consistent Christian commitment.
The Christian commitment to learning, which gave birth to the medieval universities,
perfector of our faith(cf. Heb 12:2), and to offer him their Christian commitment in response.