Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Slovenian
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And secularization of Church properties.
Thus the Church has contributed to the secularization described by Pope Benedict XVI.
Secularization IS what is wrong with our society.
Manifesto on the secularization of monastic lands;
Secularization is the declining social significance of religion in society.
Absolute profanation and secularization are important processes.
Secularization of church properties Church property became state property.
Church lands were subjected to secularization, Katerina turned them into state ownership.
Elector Max IV Joseph, later King Max I Joseph, closed the monastery on 26 October 1801,i.e., before the secularization.
After the secularization law, it will lose almost everything.
It does so today,even in traditionally Christian countries often marked by secularization and indifference.
During secularization the monastery was closed down and all its buildings were nationalized by the state of Bavaria.
She attended the school of the Canonesses of NotreDame in Stadtamhof until the closure in 1809 as a result of secularization.
Even where secularization is stronger, God speaks with the language of love, of care, of free service to those in need.
The other reason for the transformation of thereligious map of Europe,” said Hilarion,“is the secularization of European society.
Originally known as Hofplatz or Burgplatz, after secularization the square was renamed Karolinenplatz in honour of the then Queen of Bavaria, Karoline.
For a long time it was held that aclose link existed between the modernization of a society and the secularization of the population.
Those who call for the secularization of priestly life and applaud its various manifestations will undoubtedly abandon us when we succumb to temptation.
Following a confiscation of the abbey's silver and a ban on accepting novices,the abbey was officially dissolved on 18 March 1803 during the secularization of Bavaria.
The Benedictine convent, however, remained until secularization in 1803 and was allowed to use the"small Michaelis church" in the cloister and the Bernward crypt for worship.
The principle of the separation of religious communities and the state in particularconcerns the autonomy of the religious communities(in their field), the secularization of public life and the impartiality of the state toward religious communities.
The terms Left and Right were coined during the French Revolution, referring to the seating arrangement in parliament; those who sat on the left generally supported the radical changes of the revolution,including the creation of a republic and secularization.
Dignitaries refuse andask for money from the state because they do not have money for the secularization law in 1864 let the state take the monastery properties.
How can we respond to the new challenges of our societies, notably that of secularization and of mutual understanding between cultures, unless we bring together the gifts of the Holy Spirit placed in all the Christian families?
Researchers said the study results“call into question whether religion is vital for moral development,supporting the idea that the secularization of moral discourse will not reduce human kindness- in fact, it will do just the opposite.”.
The findings“call into question whether religion is vital for moral development,supporting the idea that the secularization of moral discourse will not reduce human kindness- in fact, it will do just the opposite,” according to the article.
The first Moldavian rule established under the Statute, that of Mihail Sturdza, was nonetheless ambivalent: eager to reduce abuse of office,Sturdza introduced reforms(the abolition of slavery, secularization, economic rebuilding), but he was widely seen as enforcing his own power over that of the newly instituted consultative Assembly.