Examples of using First proclamation in English and their translations into German
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I remember my first proclamations in our circle in Odessa.
In early 1972, Congress unanimously passed both resolutions, and soon after that,President Nixon signed the first proclamation of National Hunting and Fishing Day.
Hence it is clear that that the first proclamation also calls for ongoing formation and maturation.
The Church was actually established on this day when God poured out His Holy Spirit and3,000 Jews responded to Peter's great sermon and his first proclamation of the Gospel.
Hence it is clear that the first proclamation also calls for ongoing formation and maturation” n. 160.
The cx centre for interdisciplinary studies takes this as a cue to once again address the theme of affect and emotions as a meaningful category for analyzing the social-almost two decades after the first proclamation of the"Affective Turn.
We have here, according to the evangelist John, the first proclamation of the death and resurrection of Christ.
This first proclamation is also addressed to the immense sections of mankind who practice non-Christian religions.
If certain regions and areas are actually awaiting a first proclamation of the Gospel, this proclamation is in need of revival everywhere.
The first proclamation to the army was released only on the 26th by one of the Social Democratic organisations close to the Bolsheviks.
Globalization has led to a remarkable migration of peoples. So the first proclamation is needed even in countries that were evangelized long ago.
On the lips of the catechist the first proclamation must ring out over and over:“Jesus Christ loves you; he gave his life to save you; and now he is living at your side every day to enlighten, strengthen and free you.”.
In the creation of the world and of man, God gave the first and universal witness to his almighty love andhis wisdom, the first proclamation of the"plan of his loving goodness", which finds its goal in the new creation in Christ.
She carries out this first proclamation of Jesus Christ by a complex and diversified activity which is sometimes termed"pre-evangelization" but which is already evangelization in a true sense, although at its initial and still incomplete stage.
Our century is characterized by the mass media ormeans of social communication, and the first proclamation, catechesis or the further deepening of faith cannot do without these means, as we have already emphasized.
The first proclamation of the Gospel is characterized by the call to faith; catechesis by giving a foundation to conversion and providing Christian life with a basic structure; while ongoing education in the faith, in which the place of the homily must be underlined, is characterized by being the necessary nourishment of which every baptized adult has need in order to live.
Established in 1890 in Czarist Russia, the Dashnaks' very first proclamation warned that"Turkish Armenia, enslaved for centuries, is now demanding its freedom….
By its very nature, then, the Shrine is a holy place where the proclamation of the Word of God, the celebration of the Sacraments, in particular, of Reconciliation and the Eucharist, and the witness of charity express the Church's great commitmentto evangelization; and therefore it represents a genuine place of evangelization where, from the first proclamation up to the celebration of the sacred mysteries, it makes manifest the powerful action which God's mercy works in people's lives.
The Prefect of the missionary Dicastery remarked, finally, that"the first proclamation" and"new evangelization"(that in the countries of ancient Christian tradition) walk hand in hand, stating that the Congregation of Propaganda Fide, which deals with areas of the first evangelization"looks at the dicastery for the new evangelization with attention.
To be truly a people at the service of life we must propose these truths constantly and courageously from the very first proclamation of the Gospel, and thereafter in catechesis, in the various forms of preaching, in personal dialogue and in all educational activity.
The harvest is plentiful"(Mt 9: 37) the Divine Teacher still repeats today:so many still do not know him and are awaiting the first proclamation of his Gospel; others, although they received a Christian formation, have become less enthusiastic and retain only a superficial contact with God's Word; yet others have drifted away from the practice of the faith and need a new evangelization.
The harvest is rich”(Mt 9:37), the Divine Teacher repeats even today:many have not met Him yet and are waiting for the first proclamation of his Gospel; others, though having received Christian formation, their enthusiasm has weakened and they maintain only a superficial contact with the Word of God; still others have fallen away from the practice of their faith and are in need of a new evangelization….
It is therefore important to include in pastoral planning agreat variety of forms of action that bring the first proclamation to those who are‘far-away', that give the children of the street the opportunity to be accompanied in establishing a new relationship with their own selves, with others, with God, with the community to which they belong or have adopted and to discoverthat there is someone who loves them.
From this perspective, I have decided to create a new body, in the form of a"Pontifical Council", whose principal task will be topromote a renewed evangelization in the countries where the first proclamation of the faith has already resonated and where Churches with an ancient foundation exist but are experiencing the progressive secularization of society and a sort of"eclipse of the sense of God", which pose a challenge to finding appropriate to propose anew the perennial truth of Christ's Gospel.
In this perspective, I have decided to create a new organism, in the form of pontifical council, with the specific task ofpromoting a renewed evangelization in countries where the first proclamation of the faith already resounded, and where Churches are present of ancient foundation, but which are going through a progressive secularization of society and a sort of'eclipse of the sense of God,' which constitutes a challenge to find the appropriate means to propose again the perennial truth of the Gospel of Christ.