Examples of using Common declaration in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I also remember the Common Declaration that he signed with you, Venerable Brother.
the Patriarch Bartholomew signed a common declaration in which they both reaffirmed their commitment to restoring full communion to the Church.
words to accompany and explain them, such as those we subscribed to in a Common Declaration are intended to be.
They left us a common declaration which retains all its value;
as stated in our Common Declaration issued last year at the conclusion of my visit to Your Holiness.
The Euro-Canadian common declaration of 17 December 1996
In the ten years since the most recent Common Declaration was signed by the Pope
common traditions,[would]">lead to that unity in truth for which Christ prayed" The Common Declaration by Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey, Rome, 24 March 1966.
Forty years ago the Common Declaration of our predecessors represented a milestone on the ecumenical journey,
brilliant manifestation of the indwelling Holy Spirit" Response to The Common Declaration, 7 December 1965.
Archbishop Michael Ramsey made a Common Declaration announcing their intention to inaugurate a serious dialogue between the Roman Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion which would"include not only theological matters such as Scripture, Tradition and Liturgy, but also matters of practical difficulty felt on either side" Common Declaration, par.
common traditions"; it was to be coupled with the fostering of collaboration which would"lead to a greater understanding and a deeper charity"; and the hope was expressed that with progress towards unity there might be"a strengthening of peace in the world,">the peace that only He can grant Who gives‘the peace that passeth all understanding'" Common Declaration, 1966.
commemorated the victims of what the Common Declaration of His Holiness John-Paul II
There are so many common declarations by the German Bishops' Conference
It is good that Christian leaders act in concert and make common declarations on religious or social issues,
their Final Acts and Common Declarations.
practical means will be found to give expression to the common declarations we have already signed.
their Final Acts and Common Declarations.
signed in Schengen on 14 June 1985, with related Final Act and common declarations.
signed in Schengen on 14 June 1985, with related Final Act and common declarations.