Ten years ago, the town's clergy started a series of periodic colloquies titled "Your God, My God, Our God" to acquaint one another with basic beliefs and wade into delicate issues on which they differ, like homosexuality and whether clergy should marry.
Sanchez says that it wouldn't hurt to acquaint one's self with the repercussions triggered by America's history of colonization, genocide and forced removal (signed into law by President Andrew Jackson) visited upon Native peoples.
Many of them are personally acquainted with one another, and will nod amiably when they pass on a sidewalk.
Yet most violence is between people related to or at least acquainted with one another.
Others, particularly cardinals from countries far from Italy or those who do not travel much, will be using the time to get acquainted with one another.
The exchanges came at a debate that was strikingly testy, as the candidates -- by this point, well acquainted with one another's stands -- struggled to break through the crowded field.
We could sit on our terrace overlooking the Alhambra at sunset, drinking sherry, a group of old friends intimately acquainted with one another's foibles, yet still happy to be together in this foreign place.
This will allow learners to get acquainted with one another and build social ties.
Moreover, these negotiations took place in the process of getting acquainted with one another, which was another major goal of the researchers and the JJI professionals.
Part fashion show, part pup-social, the event got all the pups in one place and gave them a chance to become better acquainted with one another.
Thus, people acquainted with one another were recruited for the FGDs as recommended under such circumstances [ 22] Users of antenatal, delivery, and post-delivery care were invited to participate in focus group discussions (FGD) during unannounced visits to the MCH clinics.
