Examples of using It is a path in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It is a path worth pursuing.
Theological dialogue must continue, because it is a path to follow.
It is a path of joy and happiness.
It's not an easy path, but it is a path that I try to follow.
But it is a path that we have already begun".
Charity, love is… a way of being, a way of life, it is a path of humility and of solidarity.
And it is a path full of joy.
Charity, love is life choice, it is a way of being, a way of life, it is a path of humility and of solidarity.
And it is a path that we walk together.
It is certainly a challenging path as it should be, because love is challenging, but it is a path full of hope,” Pope Francis said.
It is a path from which man cannot withdraw.
The Our Father is more than a prayer it is a path that leads directly in the heart of our Father.
It is a path that cannot be begun again.
The Our Father is more than a prayer- it is a path that leads directly into the heart of our Father.
It is a path leading to success and truth.
It is a path that bestows great benefit merely by.
For him, it is a path to spiritual evolution.
It is a path of suffering and even leads to death.
It is a path that must be crossed with more creativity and more boldness.
It is a path that must be crossed with more creativity and more boldness.".
It is a path that is open forevery human to follow.
It is a path that costs effort, but it is the way that leads to peace.
But it is a path we have demonstrated we will take, and we are prepared to take again.”.
Second, it is a path that starts from unity and arrives at a duality of elements: Logos and flesh, divinity and humanity;
It is a path on which we support our body mentally- spiritually, energetically, natur opathically and also with conventional medicine.
It is a path of seeing the truth of who people are, acknowledging all their parts, their humanness as well as divinity.
It is a path which does not end in an event, but requires continuity and must make an impact on daily life.
It is a path we must travel together with patience and perseverance, but also with urgency, and the Church will certainly continue to make her contribution.
It is a path which requires constant attention towards all, especially the weakest, and one which is possible thanks to a society which recognizes the benefits of multiculturalism and of the necessary complementarity of cultures.