Sentence examples for catholic nature from inspiring English sources

In the scrap-metal industry, Petersen is known as a peddler, and his presence here is proof of the catholic nature of S. D. Richman Sons.

The editors' approach may come more from the art world than from the newsroom, but Triple Canopy is satisfyingly old school in the catholic nature of its interests.

The welcoming, catholic nature of the crowds - so at odds with conventional nightclub practice - is reflected in the mix of music on offer.

Many have been deeply moved by their spirituality and their teaching, helping us to appreciate the universal or truly "catholic" nature of our Catholic Church.

The pinecone, with its meanings that proliferated as enthusiastically as its scales, neatly encapsulated the catholic nature of the references that were contained in the Wreay church's decoration.

In the Catholic view nature is a single organic being with a soul.

And many of the efforts to combat government endorsement of religion in schools were basically anti-Catholic in nature — fighting the expenditure of any state money on parochial schools, that sort of thing.

What is without doubt is that Benedict was progressive when it comes to the environment, taking a stand against climate change, promoting renewable energy and calling for a closer communion between Catholics and nature.

At fundamental issue in the Reformation was the Catholic idea of nature as a sacrament.

The literary friendships Orwell cultivated may also indicate something about his taste, which was catholic, and his nature, which was tolerant of opinions that diverged from his but not of cant.

"They started as a tiny group, yet changed the city for New Yorkers who were not Catholic, changing the nature of politics, social welfare and public life," said Sarah M. Henry, the museum's chief curator.