Exemplos de uso de Able to proclaim em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Yet, I do exist, andI will proclaim my existence while I am able to proclaim it.
But to be able to proclaim and witness to Christ, you must know him and personally meet him.
After the inauguration of the Taïshan reactor, EDF will be able to proclaim the opening of the first EPR in the world.
I was able to proclaim to the many who took part in Holy Mass the message of God's liberating and saving love.
They were faithful witnesses of the Gospel who were able to proclaim it courageously, even at the risk of their own lives.
And we must be able to proclaim this liberating and reassuring certainty of faith with words and show it by living our life as Christians.
For it is by this, as the Apostle says,that we will be recognized as his disciples and able to proclaim the Good News of the Gospel.
Once again, I was able to proclaim Christ, Saviour of the world and Redeemer of man, to each of these generally very large groups.
Some people even fear that he is inciting the chaos in order to be able to proclaim a state of emergency and postpone the elections.
In this way you will be able to proclaim the salvation of Jesus and to bear his light in a world too often obscured by the darkness of indifference, selfishness and war.
God's voice divines the human language of the Apostles,who become able to proclaim in a'polyphonic' way the only Word of God.
Strengthened in faith they will be able to proclaim the Gospel message with renewed enthusiasm, showing that its acceptance is the way to build a world that is more human because it is more Christian.
In the first three centuries and over the life of the Church,It was not even thinkable to be able to proclaim the holy one who did not die a martyr.
No"push FO" as some media have been able to proclaim, or very localized, finally, the CFDT is far to go first and remains at 4% behind the CGT.
It is only through the dynamism that flows from his death and Resurrection that we are able to proclaim his Gospel and to offer hope to our people.
In order to be able to proclaim the word of truth, we ourselves have to have experienced the Word: to have listened to it, contemplated it, practically touched it with our own hands… cf. 1 Jn 1:1.
I want us with the Commission andCouncil to be able to proclaim the Charter here in the Chamber with the three Institutions.
The constant presence of monks in this place, over such a long period, is already in itself a testimony of God's faithfulness to his Church,which we are happy to be able to proclaim to the whole world.
I too, when I was in Sudan from 1978 until 1980, was able to proclaim Christ to some, and then through baptism I accompanied them into the Church.
Closely united to men in their life and work, Christ's disciples hope to render to others true witness of Christ and to work for this salvation,even where they are not able to proclaim Christ fully" AG 12.
This young deacon was distinguished for the courage and constancy with which he was able to proclaim the Gospel to his compatriots and render a loving service to the poor.
And we must be able to proclaim this liberating and reassuring certainty of faith with words and show it by living our life as Christians. However, we see around us every day that many remain indifferent or refuse to accept this proclamation.
No such opportunities were now granted the apostle,confined as he was to his own dwelling, and able to proclaim the truth to those only who sought him there.
God is everywhere: we have to know how to find him in order to be able to proclaim him in the language of each and every culture; every reality, every language, has its own rhythm.
The originality of the prayer summons of Paul to the Colossians lie in its urgent entreaty for the church there to pray for him and his co-workers, that he, as the apostle to the unreached nations, together with his team, might be granted open-doors and open hearts, so thatthey might be able to proclaim the gospel with total authority and power.
In acquiring great personal familiarity with the Word of God, accepted with a docile andprayerful heart, they will be able to proclaim the Gospel authentically and to lead the faithful to an ever deeper knowledge of the mystery of God.
Through this particular formulation of the theme, I hoped that the Synod might"illustrate and explain more fully the truth that Christ is the one Mediator between God and man and the sole Redeemer of the world, to be clearly distinguished from the founders of other great religions".4 As we approach the Great Jubilee,the Church in Asia needs to be able to proclaim with renewed vigour.
Simply said,: if certain powerful families were able to elect the Roman Pontiff a boy eighteen,with as much ease any could be able to proclaim their ancestors blessed or saints from certain bishops complacent?
As heir to the apostolic outreach which brought the Good News to distant lands, each of the Catholic Churches present in the Middle East is also called to renew its missionary spirit by training and sending forth men andwomen proud of their faith in Christ crucified and risen, and able to proclaim the Gospel courageously both in the region and throughout the diaspora, and even in other countries around the world.