Exemplos de uso de Second marriages em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Not second marriages.
Like a lot of kids feel about second marriages.
Second marriages are not so rare nowadays.
Forty per cent of all second marriages end in divorce.
Over half the people in this building are on their second marriages.
What is it that they say about second marriages? The triumph of optimism over experience?
According to a study conducted in 2012, 41% first marriages,60% second marriages and 73%….
He also described second marriages as'the triumph of hope over experience.
There are seven things, under the current legislation,that people in second marriages cannot do.
Then there is the issue of second marriages, the divorced who enter a new union.
Second marriages often result in blended families, and that itself can produce a lot of stress.
Francis also admits the possibility of God's grace working in those involved in second marriages.
Note: For simplicity, the second marriages after 1945 of Ilse and Gretl have been excluded.
Paglia is the same prelate who openly advocates the admission of public adulterers in"second marriages" to Holy Communion.
By his father's first and second marriages, Rene had seventeen siblings who survived childhood.
Paglia, as noted on these pages, is a committed Bergoglian andthus an avid promoter of Holy Communion for public adulterers in"second marriages.
It is very important that husbands and wives in second marriages do not compare their new spouses with their prior spouses.
Although condemned by several councils his sect continued on, and like the Montanists they rebaptized Catholics who apostatized to them, andabsolutely rejected all second marriages.
The result is that today,rather than requiring them to break up their second marriages and families, it devotes itself to helping them keep those marriages alive and well.
On the last of August of 1858 in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, the lieutenant-colonel, in behalf of his wife,deemed necessary to explain the existence of debts ensuing interest from both the first and the second marriages of his wife.
They had no children, and it was believed that Breuning never remarried,as he stated that"Second marriages never work; even first marriages don't work today.
The first mention of"Windsor Castle" comes in a letter to Crossley, 17 November 1841, in which Ainsworth admits to writing a novelabout Windsor Castle and the events surrounding Henry VIII's first and second marriages.
Lawler was writing when Francis had"merely" opened the door to Holy Communion for public adulterers in"second marriages," thus condoning the intrinsic evil of adultery.
If that claim seems excessive, consider an appalling revelation about the Academy's new statutes by its newly appointed President, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia,a proponent of Holy Communion for public adulterers in"second marriages.
 The centerpiece of that program is Holy Communion for public adulterers in"second marriages" according to the"theology" of Cardinals Kasper and Marx, and now Holy Communion for Protestants who are married to Catholics.
Right behind that abomination, which is already being implemented in many places, the corrupt German hierarchs are now promoting Holy Communion for Protestants,presumably including those in"second marriages" with civilly divorced Catholics.
It happens then, that second marriages are made possible and are justified by the above-mentioned very rare possibility of the existence of so-called"soul mates", ie for a perfect match or reciprocity, irreplaceable and exclusive between this man and gave that date woman.
Will this be the fate of the"inventor of a new error" who now declares, contrary to the teaching of the very Pope he canonized,that certain public adulterers in"second marriages" can receive Holy Communion following"discernment" of the acceptability of their adulterous"unions"?
The first mention of Windsor Castle comes in a letter to Crossley, 17 November 1841, in which Ainsworth admits to writing a novelabout Windsor Castle and the events surrounding Henry VIII's first and second marriages.
Repentance and sin are concepts under attack from the very vertices of the Church under guise of a nonsensical"discernment" offered to excuse public adultery in the form of civil"second marriages" under"complex circumstances," but which notion could be applied to excuse any sin, including Senator Durbin's manifest public sin of support for murder in the womb.