Examples of using This feast in English and their translations into Slovak
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This feast is celebrated in the vast piazza in front of the church of San Giovanni in Laterano,
May this feast day, on which it is traditional to enjoy some leisure
According to some sermons of St. Gregory of Nazianzus, he introduced this feast into the Eastern Church about the year 379 or 388.
The chief reason of this feast is to commemorate the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the mystery of the Eucharist.
Go to the feast yourselves; I am not going up to this feast, for my time has not yet fully come.
This feast invites us to be spiritually joined with all the Catholic faithful who live in China.
In this feast of the principal patrons of Rome I wish the Romans
St. John Chrysostom tells us how he introduced this feast at Antioch sometime around 380.
This feast invites us to be united spiritually with all the Catholic faithful that live in China.
As for you, go up to the feast, but I do not go up to this feast, for My time is not yet fulfilled.
In celebrating this feast, we join the Church throughout the world in looking to Mary as our Mother of Hope.
And for this I would like to reflect with you on this feast, on these days, the days of Easter, until the Resurrection of the Lord.
This feast dates back to the time when the Israelites were still slaves in Egypt.
Before concluding this feast of faith I would like to greet
Jesus attached great promises to this feast, the greatest of which is connected with the reception of Holy Communion on that day.
I have implored God to hasten this Feast and have asked the Holy Spirit to inspire certain people regarding this whole matter.
I greet all of you who have come for this feast- from Italy,
On this feast, let us pray that we be caught up in the unifying
It would demonstrate to me that you take this feast as seriously as the people who began it.
This feast was not only the harvest thanksgiving,