Examples of using Common home in English and their translations into Polish
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to find his or her rightful place in our“common home”!
I hope that everyone will regard it as their own home, a common home, and work together to create a glorious future.
there is a growing“conviction that our planet is a homeland and that humanity is one people living in a common home” Laudato Si', 164.
responsible care of our common home.
Finally, the gravest mistake was to have created the euro without giving it a common home and a single voice,
whereby each contributes freely to the common home in accordance with his or her own abilities and gifts.
The genuine dialogue we want to encourage also leads to a consideration of the world in which we live, our common home.
This common home of all men and women must also be built on the understanding of a certain sacredness of created nature” Address to the United Nations,
from fruit-bearing trees to animals that share our common home, everything is dear in the eyes of God,
To listen to our common home: to foster a culture that can care for the earth,
our great common home, a global village?
In this regard, it is essential to“sense” that the earth is“our common home” and, in our stewardship and service to all, to choose the path of dialogue rather than
for the earth is our common home and we need to realize that the choices of each have consequences for all.
to care for creation, so as to conserve better our"common home", as Pope Francis calls it.
we should be united in showing mercy to the earth as our common home and cherishing the world in which we live as a place for sharing and communion.
called to dwell as brothers and sisters in a common home.
our earth a true‘common home.
a certain amount of confusion about the construction of our common home.
all Europeans feel that the European Union is their common home which guarantees them safety
which has commendably expanded in the meantime, seems of late to feel less at home within the walls of the common home.