Sentence examples for indicates the church from inspiring English sources

We summarize results of a ground penetrating radar survey and vertical sampling of sediment for an area ca. 2700 m2 of floodplain under agriculture that combined with historical archive results indicates the church was in existence by at least 1100 CE.

The move indicates the church is investing more in growing its membership while also aiming to get its younger members -- many of whom drift away from the faith in college -- deeply involved in promoting the faith right after they graduate from high school.

The statement indicated the church won't house anyone until "cities and county shelters reach capacity," which resulted in even more backlash.

"I think this choice indicates the vitality of the church," he said.

The cross section of the painted beams of the San Francisco church indicates the existence of four different layers; from the outside the pigments, then the preparation layer, a cotton rag paper [62], and the wood.

Asked if that meant Scientology had no concerns about the movie, Ms. Pouw indicated that the church would wait and see.

Dow indicated that the church intends, where it deems it appropriate, to give priority to church doctrine ahead of open service provision - particularly where gay people are concerned.

The climate in France, he said, indicated that "the church has a contribution to make and it's accepted and respected as a cultural and moral force, a force of moral commitment".

He indicated that the church's highest officials in New York and the Northeast had already been notified, but said they would keep silent out of respect until after the cardinal's funeral.

With cardinals now in Rome preparing to elect Benedict's successor, the poll indicated that the church's hierarchy had lost the confidence and allegiance of many American Catholics, an intensification of a long-term trend.

But as recently as last fall, at a news conference introducing an exhibition of historic telescopic instruments at the Vatican Museums, the director of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Culture, Monsignor Gianfranco Ravasi, referred without blinking to "the errors committed by both sides" — indicating both the church and Galileo.