Examples of using Explicit proclamation in English and their translations into Italian
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This joy of an explicit proclamation of the Gospel- by means of the preaching of the faith
Ordinarily, faith is not possible without an explicit proclamation of the contents revealed.
Very often young people expect from us an explicit proclamation of the“Gospel of vocation”,
always entails explicit proclamation of Christ.
These new Saints teach us that evangelization always involves an explicit proclamation of Christ in addition to contributing to human advancement that has sometimes even proven dangerous, as the experience of so many missionaries shows.
Catholic schools, which always strive to join their work of education with the explicit proclamation of the Gospel, are a most valuable resource for the evangelization of culture,
Catholic schools, which always strive to join their work of education with the explicit proclamation of the Gospel, are a most valuable resource for the evangelization of culture,
the construction of the temporal city, the explicit proclamation of Jesus in evangelization
especially with the witness of a Christian life and the explicit proclamation of the Gospel to non-believers to lead them to the faith,
it must be accompanied by the explicit proclamation of the Kingdom of God
They go on to spell out the three essential characteristics of his evangelising mission:‘an explicit proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus which he carried out to great effect because it included his personal experience of the mystery of Christ.'
It is a response given in an explicit proclamation, given in the name of Jesus Christ both to those within
The family is thus an agent of pastoral activity through its explicit proclamation of the Gospel and its legacy of varied forms of witness,
There are no screams and there are no explicit proclamations, there are no meetings.
But, a still more explicit proclamation is also expected of Christ's followers.
It was the explicit proclamation of Jesus:“Repent, for the Kingdom of heaven is close at hand”.
This clear and explicit proclamation of Christ as the Saviour of men
in fidelity to the faith professed and in the implicit or explicit proclamation of the Gospel, will be a great help in undertaking this journey.
Apart from the explicit proclamation of the Christian message
to introduce into the programme of the workers' party an explicit proclamation of atheism, in the sense of declaring war on religion.