Sentence examples for church values from inspiring English sources

"I love my mom, but I don't have the right to marry her," said the archbishop, whose national public profile as a spokesman for church values rose last year, when he was elected president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

On 14th Street, they returned to what they had done earlier in the day in Union Square: They approached dozens of people who walked quickly away and refused to make eye contact when they said, "Excuse me, have you ever heard of the Book of Mormon?" The church values missionary work and accords missionaries the title of "elder," even though Mr. Langi and Mr. Kelly look even younger than their ages.

Just being brown and queer can be an act of disruption in Auckland, New Zealand, where in Pacific communities conservative church values are a dominating force.

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The implication is that the Church values its priests more than it does its children, that the clergy is worth more than the laity.

I say this because no active, faithful, and believing Mormon can say that almost any of Trump's statements and actions align with any church values.

Saying it is time the church valued "the immense contribution" of both nuns and lay women is not enough.

It was about letting go what churches value so often - the building," he says.

Mr. Grosboll's words are "creating doubt and confusion about the church's values," Bishop Lise-Lotte Rebel, who oversees Mr. Grosboll's parish, told an Agence France-Presse reporter on June 13.

That same openness has defined his approach to public issues as well — whether in the way he bluntly describes efforts to save parochial schools as "hospice care" that has failed or when he vigorously defends the church's values against what he sees as anti-Catholic bias in the news media, including The New York Times.

This support is fully consistent with our Church's values.