Sentence examples for pope state from inspiring English sources

Mayer's report about Pope, "State For Sale," appears in the most recent issue of The New Yorker.

They don't have the resonance of an encyclical from the Pope stating an eternal truth, but they par­take of the quality of eternity.

In the draft encyclical, the pope states that there may be some natural reasons for global warming but strongly chastises climate skeptics.

The day the pope states that, without equivocation or qualification, will be an enormously important day in the ongoing global struggle against the spread of HIV and Aids.

The pope states that women's rights still need to be promoted and heavily criticises domestic violence, female genital mutilation and the "commercialisation and exploitation" of women's bodies in the media, writing: "There are those who believe that many of today's problems have arisen because of feminine emancipation.

In his first major papal pronouncement, the pope stated, "We... have to say 'thou shalt not' to an economy of exclusion and inequality".

His nomination had been put forward by the king, who wrote to the pope stating that Foliot would be more accessible as an adviser and confessor if he was in London, rather than in Hereford on the Welsh Marches.

What some neglected was that just a few sentences down, the pope states that even today, "No representation of the crib is complete without the ox and the ass".

In the 137-page book, the pope states a fact: that in the gospels there is "no reference" to the presence of animals in the stable - actually, it was probably a cave - where Jesus was born.

I have many protestant friends who still make the argument today that it is their place, indeed their responsibility as Christians, to judge, yet here's the pope stating with all humility that it is not even his place.

Turning his attention to the increasing inequality that is a result of the prevailing financial system, a concern which has been raised by numerous leaders in the political and economic sphere, the pope stated that "While the income of a minority is increasing exponentially, that of the majority is crumbling".