Examples of using Charisms in English and their translations into Slovak
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We therefore ask the Holy Spirit to give today to the Church priests who are able to appreciate and value the charisms of the spouses with a strong faith
Another of our emerging charisms, the Congregation of Charity of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal(CCMM),
A good number of lay people in America legitimately aspire to contribute their talents and charisms"to the building of the ecclesial community as delegates of the word,
and to embrace all those charisms with this love of the children of the Church,
The Lord invites us to open ourselves to communion with him, in the Sacraments, in the charisms and in charity, in order to live out our Christian vocation with dignity!
A characteristic feature of this style of Church is the valuing of the charisms that the Spirit gives according to the vocation
with various charisms, and all at the service of the Church.
and to accept all these charisms with this filial love for the Church,
Let us give thanks for the Spirit's presence in the rich and diverse charisms of all those missionaries who came to this land
While the doctrine of the charisms occupies a significant space in the Magisterium of Pius XII as expressed in Mystici Corporis,
closely related to the presbyterate- he builds up the unity of the Church community in the harmony of diverse vocations, charisms and services.
becoming a point of reference for all who want to place the charisms they have received at the service of the Church
gifts and charisms that are not for you, but for others, to share with others.
that he was endowed with many charisms of the Holy Spirit.
and to accept all these charisms with this filial love for the Church,
which is a devotion of one of our emerging religious charisms, the Stella Maris Contemplatives(“”Cloisterites””).
with various charisms, all in the service of the Church.
grace, charisms, and especially charity in the life of the Church and of the faithful.
These women, and others afterwards, played an active and important role in the life of the early Church, in building up from its foundations the first Christian community--and subsequent communities--through their own charisms and their varied service.
which reflects the confluence of all the parts that maintain their originality in it and these are the charisms, in unity but in their own diversity- unity in diversity.