Examples of using Upper room in English and their translations into Polish
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I am indeed writing to you from the Upper Room, thinking back to all that took place within these walls on that evening charged with mystery.
For the same reason, other holy sites, such as the Upper Room, do not appear in early writings either ibid.
We visited the Upper Room, a place where during the Last Supper Jesus established the Eucharist
But for now they return to the Upper Room and remain in prayer,
He will sit down with us as He did with His disciples in the upper room.
In another part of this ancient complex is the Upper Room, where Christian tradition marks the Last Supper Matt.
After Judas left the upper room we get the impression that Jesus started to talk more earnestly and intensely.
The disciples return to Upper Room in Jerusalem and pray for nine days.
reflection in the church by the Upper Room.
Lastly, the Upper Room reminds us of the birth of the new family,
Thus they would go back every day to the Upper Room, to the moment when Christ instituted the Eucharist.
It is a great gift that the Lord has given us by bringing us together here in the Upper Room for the celebration of the Eucharist.
There was a numerous group of the members of the international Community Cenacolo(‘The Upper Room' in Italian), founded by s. Elwira Petrozzi,
from the manger in Bethlehem to the Upper Room in Jerusalem.
It was to present Christ appearing to disciples in the Upper Room and establishing the sacrament of penance.
Using the word'Upper room', he gave a hint that today the Church needs mainly a prayer,
Arriving in Fatima, the Holy Father noted that he was arriving to‘the ideal Upper room of faith.
This event constitutes the definitive manifestation of what had already been accomplished in the same Upper Room on Easter Sunday.
There was a numerous group of the members of the international Community Cenacolo('The Upper Room' in Italian), founded by s.
an interplay which goes back to the Upper Room.