Examples of using Celibacy in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Today many desire to rediscover an awareness of the value of celibacy and chastity.
itself to condemn marriage, though it held celibacy to be nobler.
The book, presented as a co-authored work by the two, is subtitled“Priesthood, Celibacy, and the Crisis of the Catholic Church.”.
If we must give advice, I would say that to remove celibacy from the priesthood will not resolve the problem.
Although not stipulated in detail, perhaps the most important rule was celibacy.
Benedict XVI to Be‘Contributor', Not‘Co-Author' of Book on Priestly Celibacy.
significant cultural differences in the various areas where Buddhism spread, which affected the local attitudes toward celibacy.
asceticism and celibacy into the formation of monasteries and convents, where groups of men and women could live lives of celibacy, prayer and manual labor.
The first local legislation on clerical celibacy was enacted by a council held at Elvira, Spain; bishops, priests, deacons and other ministers were forbidden to have wives.
To Germans who have left the Church or those who have pushed for a"dialogue" within the Church on issues like priestly celibacy and the role of women
presents celibacy and virginity as the way"to please God" without divided interests:[27] in other words, a"way of love" which certainly presupposes a special vocation;
Over time, priestly celibacy became a serious point of disagreement between the Eastern Orthodox and the Western Roman Catholic churches and contributed to the Great Schism between the two in A.D. 1054.
because it is a courageous phrase, in a more difficult moment than this, 1968/ 1970… Personally, I think that celibacy is a gift for the Church.
I realise that many priests have found it very difficult to cope with celibacy… and felt the need of a companion, of a woman, to whom they could get married
Ouellet adds that he voted at the Amazon Synod against abolishing celibacy and that he was“disappointed” that the Synod voted for it.
Affirming that celibacy is a gift for the Church, the Document states that,
In his encyclical on priestly celibacy, St. Paul VI maintained this law
Benedict XVI and Cardinal Sarah write in their new book about celibacy(source: LeFigaro.
Cardinal Stella answered a question about celibacy, confirming the need for a solid priestly formation, and paying special attention to“human characteristics” before deciding to ordain someone.
Relativism led to priests abandoning celibacy, a drop in proper religious education, and a general infusion of leftist politics- all of which was not the intention of the council.