Sentence examples for call to conversion from inspiring English sources

Strong government action is needed, but most people, including political leaders, really don't like a call to conversion.

Even if the events to which the third part of the secret of Fatima refers now seem part of the past, Our Lady's call to conversion and penance, issued at the beginning of the 20th century, remains timely and urgent today....

A call to conversion of hearts and minds is at the core of Laudato si'.

The priest is seen as a healer aiding in the process, and the penitent sinner is called to conversion and correction of his or her life.

"The papacy and the central structures of the universal Church also need to hear the call to pastoral conversion.

This is the part where you'll prepare for three public celebrations: the Rite of Election, the Call to Continuing Conversion, and the deal-cincher at the Easter Vigil.

Their hardness of heart and their longstanding deafness to the prophets calling them to conversion will earn them everlasting torment.

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"The fast is partially to respond to a lot of the Pope's call to have a conversion on this issue," Rhett Engelking, director of the Franciscan Earth Corps and coordinator of the US day of fasting, told VICE News.

In the end, with respect our consideration of animals, just as with the many other issues in the encyclical, we are called to profound conversion.

Ed Welch, the university president and moderator, summed it up neatly: "I don't think there is a need for an altar call to recognise any conversions".