Sentence examples for the evangelization of from inspiring English sources
The Christianization of the Americas and the evangelization of Asia, Africa, and Australasia time gave geographic substance to the Christian title "ecumenical".
The Christianization of the Americas and the evangelization of Asia, Africa, and Australasia gave geographic substance to the Christian title "ecumenical". Growth in areas and in numbers, however, need not be equivalent to growth in influence.
He also promoted the evangelization of the New World.
His reign saw the beginning of the evangelization of the country, which continued under his able son, Boleslaw.
His belief in universal responsibility of the papacy led him to attempt the evangelization of the East and the unification of the Christian churches.
He returned to the North twice, making converts and founding a monastery in Holstein, but the evangelization of the Danes was finally accomplished later under St. Ansgar.
The missions were self-sustaining political, religious and economic organizations engaged in the evangelization and acculturation of the indigenous population of the Tupi-Guarani linguistic family.
In 1964, in view of the work of monks following the Benedictine Rule in the evangelization and civilization of so many European countries in the Middle Ages, Pope Paul VI proclaimed him the patron saint of all Europe.
After various adventures in Central America, where his ideas on the treatment of the native population invariably brought him into conflict with the Spanish authorities, Las Casas wrote De único modo (1537; The Only Way), in which he set forth the doctrine of peaceful evangelization of the Indian.
"We pray for the children of all nations," Teresa Hernandez, the school's director of the evangelization program, said into her bullhorn.
Earlier last month Pope Benedict called for the "re-evangelization" of the secular world, establishing a Pontifical Council for just this purpose -- pointing the finger, yet again, away from the church's own internal problems.
