Sentence examples for sick orphans from inspiring English sources
Institutional benevolence to the poor, the sick, orphans, and other people in need has been characteristic of the Christian church from its beginnings.
Mr. Reviglio gradually shut E.N.I.'s door to sick orphans, an effort that was politically practical during prosperous times because there were fewer business failures.
Spoiling Game of Thrones, for even the most fleeting of fans, is akin – moral wise – to stealing charity boxes for sick orphans off shop counters, or kicking grannies up the bum outside Mecca Bingo.
She also came to be honored around the world for the compassionate, effective way she set up and oversaw projects to provide care and comfort to the very poor and the very sick, orphans, lepers and the dying.
French-born French-born Suzanne Aubertore thad 60 yearspentNew Zealand caring for her adopted homore mosthanlnerable—abandoned children, the sick, orphans, single mothers—and the country was showing its thanks.
In his speech, the pope thanked Christians in the developing world "who dedicate themselves to helping the sick, orphans, the homeless and all the marginalised, thus striving to make society more humane and just".
Last Christmas thousands of sick, orphaned and disadvantaged children in London woke to find an unexpected surprise waiting for them: a present donated to them by a stranger through the work of the Kindness Offensive.
TV star now faces raft of new claims of sex assaults Last Christmas thousands of sick, orphaned and disadvantaged children in London woke to find an unexpected surprise waiting for them: a present donated to them by a stranger through the work of the Kindness Offensive.
Spent year combating "vicious rumors" that he once gave a penny to sick orphan.
Students from "failing" schools are more likely to be illiterate, homeless, high, hungry, learning-disabled, sick, orphaned, abandoned or parents themselves.
Luckily, his grandmother agreed to take him in and that was the first step in the start of his progression from a sick, orphaned child who was receiving no treatment for HIV, to a healthy, happy, high-performing student who has dreams of becoming a psychologist.
