Examples of using Self-offering in English and their translations into German
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Humble prayer and trusting self-offering.
Now Christ asks you to renew that self-offering, so that you may exercise in the Church the episcopal ministry.
Death will then be awaited and prepared for as the supreme act of love and self-offering.
Be so complete in your offering, self-offering, as if you can.
But the pain, the struggle, is not the essential character of this spiritual self-offering.
Jesus makes this possible through his self-offering on the cross, which paid the price for human sin.
It is quite sufficient if there is the firm and constant will towards faith and self-offering.
But humble prayer with trust and self-offering for the coming of the Holy Spirit into the hearts of everyone has power.
The life of an apostle, which flows from confession and becomes self-offering, is one of constant prayer.
Well, the self-offering, the perfectly pure aspiration that doesn't expect any result- absolutely free from the slightest idea of result- the aspiration in its essential purity… that's not frequent.
II 1498 The nature of Bhakti is adoration, worship, self-offering to what is greater than oneself;
If you want a more swift and visible progress,it can only be by bringing your psychic to the front through a constant self-offering.
In the Eucharistic Prayer,mention is made of the newly solemn professed, in order that his self-offering may be more intimately joined to that of our divine Redeemer.
Our participation in the Son's self-offering becomes a prayer not only for the living but also for the faithful departed, our sisters and brothers who have died in Christ but are not yet wholly purified in love. St. Cyril of Jerusalem writes.
These words reflect a long tradition of humanity which arises from Christ's own self-offering on the Cross for us and for our redemption.
From the relationship between the Eucharist and the individual sacraments, and from the eschatological significance of the sacred mysteries, the overall shape of the Christian life emerges,a life called at all times to be an act of spiritual worship, a self-offering pleasing to God.
Living in accordance with the Lord's Day" means living in the awareness of the liberation brought by Christ andmaking our lives a constant self-offering to God, so that his victory may be fully revealed to all humanity through a profoundly renewed existence.
It was agreed that the power of the Eucharist to transform individual lives and social realities, however, was intimately linked to an adequate understanding of the Real Presence and a renewed emphasis on the practice of adoration of our EucharisticLord as a prolongation of the spiritual communion with Christ in His self-offering to the Father.
If the Eucharist shows how Christ's sufferings and death have been transformed into love, the Anointing of the Sick, for its part,unites the sick with Christ's self-offering for the salvation of all, so that they too, within the mystery of the communion of saints, can participate in the redemption of the world.
Understood in this way, contemplation for Francis and Clare is essentially a life of union with God, to the point of being to- tally transformed into icons of His divinity(cf. 3CtaCl 13); it is knowledge of Christ,total self-offering to Him, and the firm will to fol- low Him at every moment; it is openness to the mystery of God who surrounds us in or- der to allow us to be possessed by Him.
In the light of Mary, the Church sees in the face of women the reflection of a beauty which mirrors the loftiestsentiments of which the human heart is capable: the self-offering totality of love; the strength that is capable of bearing the greatest sorrows; limitless fidelity and tireless devotion to work; the ability to combine penetrating intuition with words of support and encouragement.