Examples of using To commit yourselves in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Do not be afraid to commit yourselves to the Gospel!
Do not hesitate to commit yourselves personally for peace with acts of peace, each in your own sphere and in your own sphere of responsibility.
Today, you are being called to commit yourselves in this way.
I ask you to commit yourselves with passion to keeping this spirit alive.
Jesus asks you not to be ashamed of him and to commit yourselves to proclaiming him to your peers.
Do not be afraid to commit yourselves to the task of making Christ known and loved, especially among the many people of your own age, who make up the largest part of the population.
Love our Christian communities,do not be afraid to commit yourselves to live together the experience of faith!
In particular, I urge you to commit yourselves to supporting the life of those who are poor, elderly or alone, encouraging the work of the St Vincent de Paul Society and the Senior Citizens' Club, which do so much in your parish.
This ecclesial unity, he further said"will help you in turn to commit yourselves ever more to evangelization of the world.
I am sure you will continue to commit yourselves, so that the local Churches assume, always more generously, their share of responsibility in the Church's universal mission.
And if this depended on you, only on you children, would you be willing to commit yourselves so that evil may disappear as soon as possible?
I invite you to commit yourselves, as you can, in a more concrete way and with constantly renewed creativity, in the activities that can be organized to receive, form and accompany especially young couples in faith, before and after marriage.
Guard this friendship in your hearts jealously, like St Tarcisius,ready to commit yourselves, to fight and to give your lives so that Jesus may reach all peoples.
Therefore, continue to commit yourselves so that the spirit of the Missio ad Gentes may animate the path of the Church, and that she may always be able to hear the cry of the poor and of those who are distant, to encounter all and to proclaim the joy of the Gospel.
In today's cities in which so much individualism is breathed, I urge you first and foremost to commit yourselves to build more human peripheries, strong bonds of fraternity and sharing;
I am certain, therefore,that you will not fail to commit yourselves with renewed fervor in the search for more appropriate ways to carry out your activities in harmony and collaboration with the bishops, the pastors, and with all the other ecclesial movements.
You are the treasure of Lebanon, you who hunger for peace and brotherhood,and wish to commit yourselves every day to this land to which you are deeply attached.
I also invite you to commit yourselves, if possible, in an ever more concrete way and with ever renewed creativity,to the activities that can be organized to welcome, form and support in the faith young couples in particular, before and after marriage.
I encourage you to generously carry on with your important work,to not become discouraged, but to continue to commit yourselves in favour of those who are most likely to find themselves in conditions of need and marginalization, on the peripheries of humanity.
I encourage you, therefore, to commit yourselves so that all, according to their different ages and conditions of life, may be presented systematically and organically with the essentials of the faith, in order to respond to the questions posed by our globalized and technological world.
Never forget that celibacy for the sake of the Kingdom means embracing a life completely devoted to love,a love that enables you to commit yourselves fully to God's service and to be totally present to your brothers and sisters, especially those in need.
In these days I encourage you to commit yourselves without reserve to serving Christ, whatever the cost.
It is Jesus who stirs in you the desire to do something great with your lives, the will to follow an ideal, the refusal to allow yourselves to be grounded down by mediocrity,the courage to commit yourselves humbly and patiently to improving yourselves and society, making the world more human and more fraternal.
Dear students of the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy,in sharing these thoughts with you I urge you to commit yourselves to your training process without reserve and, at this moment, I am thinking with special gratitude of the Nuncios, Apostolic Delegates, Permanent Observers and all those who serve in the Papal Representations scattered across the world.
We have decided to suggest all of you who are united with us in prayer, studying andwanting to live in the Divine Will, to commit yourselves to the daily meditation of the Hours of the Passion indefinitely, if you wish in a living clock.
So, President-in-Office, are you willing to commit yourselves to obtaining an exclusive- and not a shared- mandate?
Coming back to Aquileia means above all learning from the glorious Church which generated you, how to commit yourselves today, in a world which is radically changed,to a renewed evangelization of your area, and how to hand down to future generations the precious heritage of our Christian faith.
Let his Spirit guide you onto the path of life, so that you obey his commandments, follow his teachings,leave behind the wrong turnings that lead only to death, and commit yourselves to a lifelong friendship with Jesus Christ.