Examples of using Irreplaceable contribution in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Do not be afraid to emphasize the irreplaceable contribution that the Church makes to the common good.
VATICAN-Benedict XVI in Zagreb:the Christian family is"called to give a specific and irreplaceable contribution to evangelization.
Comrade Engels' irreplaceable contribution to our ideology is always included in it, without needing explicit mentions.
A renewed missionary spirit andzealous generosity in your commitment will be an irreplaceable contribution to what the universal Church expects and needs from the Church in America.
This will be an irreplaceable contribution to building a moral order- based on God and his commandments- as their regained freedom requires.
Today, 8 March, I would also like to say a few words about the irreplaceable contribution of women in building a world that can be a home for all.
Everyone knows that the Christian family is a special sign of the presence and love of Christ andthat it is called to give a specific and irreplaceable contribution to evangelization….
Not to mention the fundamental and irreplaceable contribution made by Merry del Val to St. Pius X for his sentence to modernism.
This, in fact, is one of the most reiterated objectives by Pope Francis, who continues to request the insertion of women in the Church at all levels,recognizing her irreplaceable contribution.
The Holy See recognises the irreplaceable contribution which the United Nations family has made and is making in addressing inequality and exclusion in today's world.
Everyone knows that the Christian family is a special sign of the presence and love of Christ andthat it is called to give a specific and irreplaceable contribution to evangelization.
A renewed missionary spirit andzealous generosity in your commitment will be an irreplaceable contribution to what the universal Church expects and needs from the Church in America.
While invited to deepen their vocation as educators in the Catholic school in communion with consecrated persons,the lay faithful also are called in the common formational journey to give the original and irreplaceable contribution of their full ecclesial subjectivity.
Very much to the point, Jim Nicholson underlines the irreplaceable contribution of the Catholic Church in the United States in creating the climate that made it possible to reach the turning point of 1984.
This means Pastors must make their voices heard to highlight the importance of the family as the first andfundamental cell of society and its irreplaceable contribution to the common good of all citizens.
Christian spouses and parents can andshould offer their unique and irreplaceable contribution to the elaboration of an authentic evangelical discernment in the various situations and cultures in which men and women live their marriage and their family life.
At that celebration, the brothers and sisters who already live in full communion with the See of Peter andthus enrich the Catholic Church with their own irreplaceable contribution, will be present at the one Table of the Bread of Life.
Without any doubt whatsoever, popular piety can bring an irreplaceable contribution to a Christian cultural anthropology which would permit the reduction of the often tragic division between the faith of Christians and certain socioeconomic institutions, of quite different orientation, which regulate their daily life.
Our wishes, our desire, our prayer, our pastoral labors are that in this era of globalization,Africa will today offer humanity its unique and irreplaceable contribution, according to the gifts she has received from God and are properly hers.
This is your particular way of participating in the Church's life, the irreplaceable contribution to her mission that makes you"the co-workers of God himself and the support of the weak and hesitant members of his ineffable Body" St Clare of Assisi,"Third Letter to Agnes of Prague", 8; Fonti Francescane, 2886.
Poverty prevents women from attaining their basic needs such as nutrition, sanitation, basic health care and education, andit continues to deprive societies of the enriching and irreplaceable contribution that can be furnished only by women.
VATICAN-Benedict XVI in Zagreb:the Christian family is"called to give a specific and irreplaceable contribution to evangelization" Zagreb(Agenzia Fides)-" Christian families are a decisive resource for education in the faith, for the up-building of the Church as a communion and for her missionary presence in the most diverse situations in life" t….
The Chaldean Church, whose origins date back to the first century of the Christian era, have a long and venerable tradition that expresses her rootedness in the Eastern region, in which she is present from her beginnings,and also for her irreplaceable contribution to the universal Church, especially her theologians and spiritual masters.
The increased mobility of peoples demands more than ever an openness to others"It is paradoxical that migrants and their families should today be exposed to racial intolerance,even in situations in which it is recognized that they bring an irreplaceable contribution to the economic progress of the countries to which they have moved.
The celebration of this Day is an auspicious occasion for announcing that the Holy Spirit of God writes in the heart and life of every baptised person a project of love and grace, which is the only way to give full meaning to existence, opening the way to the freedom of the children of God andenabling the offering of one's personal and irreplaceable contribution to the progress of humanity on the path of justice and truth.