A charitable or spiritual event.
They also support enlightened attitudes, opinions, policies, and laws, and redirect charitable resources for spiritual and social care.
A compassionate, spiritual and charitable man, Byron was considered to be an important figure in the renaissance of illustrated books in America.
Templeton, who sold his mutual fund empire in 1992 to devote himself to spiritual and charitable works, had one more novel piece of advice: Buy the Canadian Strips on margin, with money borrowed from Japan, which was lending yen at an interest rate of 0.1%.
Eclectic, multifarious, spiritual, curious and charitable.
The best three words to describe you are: spiritual, kind, and charitable.
The ordinary corporation is a 'person' for purposes of the adjudicatory processes, whether it represents proprietary, spiritual, aesthetic or charitable causes.
He emphasised charitable giving and was concerned with the spiritual and temporal needs of the poor.
By definition, philanthropy is a desire to improve the material, social, and spiritual welfare of humanity, especially through charitable activities.
Widowed in 1625, she had already chosen Vincent de Paul as her spiritual guide, and he encouraged her to undertake charitable works.
But there are dozens, if not hundreds, of charitable organizations providing the same services as the Catholic church without the spiritual bullying.
