Examples of using Universal church in English and their translations into Slovak
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The universal Church, following the example of the Good Samaritan, stoops to the sick
For their communion with the universal Church will be somehow brought to perfection when they themselves take an active part in missionary zeal toward other nations.
There is a radical difference, and one that has had disastrous consequences for the universal Church.
push an agenda which concerns the Universal Church and which has its roots largely in the 19th century.".
Peter, the Vicar of Jesus Christ for the Universal Church,[would] present a doctrine which is plainly against the words of Jesus Christ.
The universal Church, following the example of the Good Samaritan, stoops to the sick
In harmony with the universal church, the life in the atrium follows the liturgical year;
cardinals who share with the Roman Pontiff a sollicitude for the universal Church.
work like an orchestra, where diversity- an expression of the universal church- always works towards a higher and harmonious agreement.
Dearest disciples of the Lord in China, the universal Church prays with you and for you so that despite difficulties you may continue to entrust yourselves to God's will.
The universal Church is the bearer
Peter and the vicar of Jesus Christ for the universal Church, presents a doctrine which is plainly against the words of Jesus Christ.".
essential relation between the universal Church and the particular Churches. .
part in this event, which is so important for the Church in Europe and for the universal Church.
of the concern of the universal Church for an equitable distribution of priests in the world.
There is but one universal Church of the faithful, outside of which no one at all can be saved.".
The universal Church, which knows neither borders
are entrusted with the task of helping the Pope to care for the universal Church.
This collegial union is apparent also m the mutual relations of theindividual bishops with particular churches and with the universal Church.
in the organs of the Episcopal Conferences and the universal Church.