Sentence examples for life in communion from inspiring English sources

The songs encompass the totality of human life in communion with nature and reveal a strong sense of ethics.

Volf writes, A central challenge for all religions in a pluralistic world is to help people grow out of their petty hopes so as to live meaningful lives, and to help them resolve their grand conflicts and life in communion with others [emphasis in original] (100).

In opposition they advocated bodily freedom, life in the wild, communion with the elements.

The difficulties that accompany the move from general principle to concrete discipline are illustrated in the report of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission, Life in Christ: Morals, Communion and the Church (1994).

Monday: Holy Week is the church's great celebration of life in all its dimensions: communion with others in the Spirit, the call to suffer if necessary for the sake of the gospel, the sometimes loneliness of total commitment and the glory of living in the Christ, whatever the cost.

As the Phaedrus makes especially clear, love for a beautiful human being is an incentive to search for a higher form of life, as a sacred joint journey of two friends in communion (255a 256e).

And now the Pope has said, You may have a home that's secure for you, in communion with Rome and leading your Anglican life".

Followers of the Latin Rite are certainly the most numerous body in the Catholic church but the oriental rites of the Catholic church in communion with Rome have always had a clergy whose members may opt for the married life.

Place us in communion as Americans.

If you are not in communion with Christ's teachings, you are not in communion with the Church and you cannot receive Communion.

With Communion, we want the strength and the belief to be in Communion.