This sort of discernment — listening and contemplating before acting — is a cardinal virtue of the Ignatian spirituality that is at the core of Francis' commitment to a "conversion" of the papacy as well as the entire church.
A recent council position paper warns that the group makes no commitment to stand behind conversions performed by other rabbis.
Later Friday evening, Feinstein's aides released portions of her proposal, and on first view they appear to be warmed-over versions of Obama-era environmental policy: respect for the Paris climate accord, a commitment to a mid-century conversion to renewable energy.
(b) Top management must convince employees of its commitment to the process of defense conversion.
"My plan keeps our commitment to key projects upstate, particularly the conversion of Route 17 to Interstate 86 in the southern tier and the construction of Route 219 in western New York," the governor said in a statement sent only to upstate reporters.
But in planning to build an entirely new store at the mall, Federated has made a commitment to Jersey City beyond its other Sterns conversions, since, as a company spokeswoman acknowledged, Federated recognizes Jersey City as an emerging retail marketplace.
In their autobiographies, both writers detailed their conversions as well as their commitment to individual vocations — Merton's to the monastic life and Day's to the Catholic Worker Movement.
Trump's support for Israel, his daughter's conversion to Judaism, and the president's commitment to moving the US embassy – a kind of modern temple – from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, confirm the prophecy.
I myself became vegan immediately after seeing Peaceable Kingdom at a FARM Animal Rights National Conference, for instance, but to call my conversion instant is to ignore a lifelong commitment to social justice and a lifelong deep love of animals.
In most tennis stories, there is a conversion moment, usually resulting in a monk-ish commitment to fitness.
