Sentence examples for language of welcome from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, head of the Conference of Bishops in the US, made a point of using the language of welcome that the final text had rejected.

It was so open that, halfway through the synod, an interim report on the discussion between the 190 cardinals, bishops and others was described as a "pastoral earthquake" because of its unprecedented language of welcome and appreciation for gay people, as well as remarried Catholics and cohabiting couples.

Many other synod participants, including Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Ky., head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, also made a point of using the language of welcome that had been rejected.

A midpoint status report on the debate among some 190 cardinals and bishops was described as a "pastoral earthquake" because of its unprecedented (for Catholic churchmen) language of welcome of and appreciation for gay people, as well as divorced-and-remarried Catholics and cohabiting couples.

Learn a few words of their language to welcome an exchange student.

Gorsuch used the kind of language that welcomes expansive claims of the free exercise of religion — which is the kind of claim raised by the plaintiffs in the Trinity Lutheran case.

The statement also noted that the producers would amend the language of the casting call to welcome "people of all ethnicities" to audition for Hamilton.

At first Mr. Wolfson answered generally, saying that sort of language was not welcome, but in the end gave a fairly pointed answer.

In 2005, the installation of a Cornish language welcome mat at county hall ignited a row about the correct spelling of "Welcome".

Without reform, the suspended sum will rise sharply by November.Bulgaria's prime minister, Sergei Stanishev, welcomed the softened language of his country's report and promised an "action plan".

SINCE the birth of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, there has been a welcome transformation in the language of global conservation.