Sentence examples for catholic development from inspiring English sources

"Our academics supported the pope's initiative to influence next year's crucial decisions," Sorondo told Cafod, the Catholic development agency, at a meeting in London.

This year, the Newman Student Housing Fund, a private Catholic development company, helped open two residence halls at public universities, the one at Troy and one at the Texas A&M University campus in Kingsville.

"Some people sell their land, their homes [to migrate]," said Lizette Montoya of the Irish Catholic development organization Trocaire.

According to McDonagh, "All the experts at Catholic development agencies have taken the position that this is not the way to address food security, and that there's no magic bullet for hunger.

In Maputo, Tanja Kleibl, from the Catholic development agency Cafod, which funds Oram's work, says that Mozambique's economic miracle – hailed by the president of the World Bank this week – could prove a dangerous illusion.

The purpose of the schools was and is to provide Catholic instruction and development.

His wife, who used to work in film development, is Catholic; they have three daughters, whom they send to Catholic schools.

As such challenges continued in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, further development of catholic teaching became necessary.

One of the many "best kept secrets" of the Catholic church is its development of doctrine and practice.

"We always thought of ourselves as a monoculture, but immigration is our present and future," said Franco Pittau, an official of Caritas, a Roman Catholic social service and development association that, among other things, monitors immigration here.

Cistercian and Victorine authors made two significant contributions to the development of Catholic mysticism: first, a detailed study of the stages of the ascent of the soul to God on the basis of a profound understanding of the human being as the image and likeness of God (Genesis 1 26) and, second, a new emphasis on the role of love as the power that unites the soul to God.