Examples of using Consecrated persons in English and their translations into Polish
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The Church looks with admiration and gratitude upon the many consecrated persons who, by caring for the sick
women religious, consecrated persons and members of the lay faithful representing the entire ecclesial community of Rome.
catechists, consecrated persons, seminarians) are called to cultivate and foster.
I also greet the clergy, the families of Religious men and women, all consecrated persons and the faithful people of this Diocese.
particularly for its priests, consecrated persons and catechists.
sisters and all consecrated persons.
insulted by these deceitful consecrated persons.
seminarians, consecrated persons and the lay faithful that have accompanied the young from various parts of the world on their pilgrimage to Jesus.
But consecrated persons, through the Holy Spirit's anointing, are those who turn every obstacle into an opportunity,
The profession of the evangelical counsels has configured you, dear consecrated persons, to Christ, who for our sakes became poor, obedient and chaste.
priests, consecrated persons and lay faithful.
the priests, the consecrated persons and all taking part in this Holy Eucharist.
Lesser Brothers, as consecrated persons.
Ever since 1947 it has become possible in our institutes to be laypersons and consecrated persons, to commit oneself in the consecrated life without leaving the lay condition.
Sad situations of crisis invite consecrated persons courageously to proclaim their faith in Christ's Death
Our thought is that in 1878 there were a great many consecrated persons who had not passed their trial in full; and that there were in the nominal churches many thousands who had
except it be the immature children of such consecrated persons.
In fact the vocation of consecrated persons to seek first the Kingdom of God is first and foremost a call to complete conversion,
then with the deacons, consecrated persons and their communities, and with the laity,
The Bishop will therefore examine carefully whether, among the consecrated persons who have lived in the Diocese, there were testimonies of a heroic