Sentence examples for catholic statement from inspiring English sources
"We, for a very long time, left the definition of ourselves as Democrats to others," said Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, an abortion-rights supporter and one of 55 Catholic Democrats in the House who signed a Catholic Statement of Principles last year, essentially saying that their faith involved more than their position on abortion.
The Catholic statement is politically in line with the seemingly coordinated anti-transgender "bathroom bills" in the aforementioned states.
The strongest evidence might be a Catholic statement of faith signed by John Shakespeare, found in 1757 in the rafters of his former house in Henley Street.
The position paper, titled "A Catholic Statement on Abortion", was circulated among several groups of theologians including the College Theology Society, of which Marjorie Maguire was a member, and the Catholic Theological Society of America.
Beethoven minces no words in the Credo, the Catholic statement of belief, which opens with an emphatic chord sequence.
Kertzer has done a staggeringly thorough job of tracing Catholic statements on the Jews, and in using the Vatican archives to show what support was given to the people making these statements.
Because of the magazine's anti-Catholic statements, he resigned in 1850, devoting himself to painting watercolours and to book illustrations (Thackeray's Newcomes, 1854 55; Dickens' Christmas books).
Indeed, the McCain campaign clumsily denied that it was sponsoring telephone calls pointing to these anti-Catholic statements, only to own up to them later.
"Bob Jones has made strong anti-Catholic statements, including calling the pope anti-Christ, the Catholic Church a satanic cult," according to the script.
The caller said: "Bob Jones has made strong anti-Catholic statements, including calling the pope the Antichrist and the Catholic Church a satanic cult.
The McCain camp, there as elsewhere, intends to remind those Catholics of the anti-Catholic statements of leaders of Bob Jones University, an ultra-conservative evangelical institution in Greenville, S.C., which Mr. Bush visited.
