Exemplos de uso de Are called to become em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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All are called to become a glorious Church, holy and without blemish.
We are missionary disciples and are called to become a living gospel for the world.
We are called to become transforming missionary disciples"actualizing the Kingdom of God together with others" 2018 General Chapter 13.
All new followers of Christ are called to become spiritual building stones in Him.
Furthermore, they profess that justice has its origin in the fact that all men are created by God and are called to become one, single family.
Christians for their part are called to become a reflection of this Light by following and imitating Jesus.
In a radical andeven more evident way consecrated persons are called to become living icons of Christ.
Men and women are called to become more and more people,to live one for the other and both for their children and for society.
Marked through the gift of faith by the encounter with the Redeemer,believers are called to become an echo of the event of Christ,to become themselves an“event”.
We are called to become men and women of hope, cooperating in the coming of this Kingdom made of light and destined for all, men and women of hope.
We were created by God and are called to become conformable to the image of His Son.
His life and his preaching were wholly directed to making Jesus known andloved by all, for all persons are called to become a single people in him.
If those who want to be first are called to become the servants of all, then the primacy of love will be seen to grow from the courage of this charity.
Identified through the gift of faith by the encounter with the Redeemer,believers are called to become an echo of the event of Christ,to become themselves an‘event'.”.
In imitation of Mary, we are called to become bearers of Christ and witnesses to his love, looking first of all to those who are privileged in the eyes of Jesus.
Dear young Sardinians, the third thing I want to tell you, and in this way I am answering the other two questions,is that you too are called to become“fishers of men”.
In a special way God has entrusted children to your care,and thus you are called to become an important support in the life of every person, especially within the context of the family.
It is a serious responsibility butalso a great joy for a Pastor to follow the progress of those who are called to become his closest co-workers in the apostolic ministry.
For this reason all members of the People of God are called to become holy, according to the Apostle Paul's affirmation:“For this is the will of God, your sanctification” 1 Thess 4:3.
The Gospel of the healing of the leper tells us today that,if we want to be true disciples of Jesus, we are called to become, united to Him, instruments of his merciful love, overcoming every kind of marginalization.
All who have embraced the consecrated life are called to become leaders in the search for God, a search which has always stirred the human heart and which is particularly visible in Asia's many forms of spirituality and asceticism.
Our vocation and our Christian duty consist in cooperating so that they reach effective fulfilment in the daily reality of our life, what the Holy Spirit accomplishes in us with Baptism.In fact, we are called to become new women and men, to be able to be true witnesses of the Risen One and thus bearers of Christian joy and hope in the world, concretely in that community of men and women in which we live.
In virtue of this gift the baptized are called to become themselves“light”- the light of the faith they have received- for their brothers, especially for those who are in darkness and see no glimmer of light on the horizon of their lives.
With this fire of the Holy Spirit we are called to become, more and more, communities of people who are guided and transformed, full of understanding; people with expanded hearts and joyful faces.
With these noble roots,Teresian communities are called to become houses of communion, capable of witnessing to fraternal love and the motherhood of the Church, by presenting to the Lord the needs of the world, lacerated by division and by war.
Every Christian is called to become a strong athlete of Christ, that is, a faithful and courageous witness to his Gospel.
This means that the Church,in addition to bride, is called to become a city, the symbol par excellence of human coexistence and relationality.
Moses and David in the Old Testament, before being called to become the leaders and pastors of the People of God,were in fact shepherds with flocks.
Each church member needed to learn,however, that he was called to become the least in the assembly and a servant to all.
The Church is called to become more and more a home and school of communion.