Sentence examples for understanding counsel from inspiring English sources

In the third circle, seven "Gifts Of The Holy Spirit" ("Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel … ") run clockwise in red, interspersed with seven events in Christ's life (Incarnation, Baptism, Passion Day of Judgment) in black.

The mosaic floor of the chancel is ornately with designs showing the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit (Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Ghostly Strength, Knowledge, Godliness and Holy Fear) along with symbols of St James the Great (the staff, scrip, palm, scallop shell and hat of the pilgrim).

The bishop raises his hands over those taking confirmation and prays for the bestowal of the sevenfold gift of the Holy Spirit (according to Isaiah 11 2 3, wisdom, understanding, counsel, strength, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord).

For the confirmand it increases the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit (wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord), unites more fully to Christ and the Church, and gives strength to confess Christ and defend the faith.

PID 06: patient Providers believed strongly that older and illiterate patients had more difficulty understanding counselling and instructions regarding how to take treatment and, therefore, had more difficulty in adhering to treatment.

He said that more could be done by universities to work with alleged victims of sexual violence who did not want to go to the police, in terms of counselling, understanding and conflict resolution – for instance ensuring students are not living in close proximity to their alleged attackers.

According to some research [ 17] support, counselling, understanding and information, given to women by midwives in the postnatal period may provide benefits to psychological wellbeing although a review of the literature showed that the evidence for the use of postpartum talks was inconclusive [ 18].

Assessing relationship styles based on attachment theory may be a potentially useful way to improve understanding and counsel medical students about specialty choice.

Often, children waive their right to counsel without fully understanding their rights or the possible long-term consequences of their court involvement.

Participants noted that e-DA tools could also increase providers' understanding of patients' diets, which facilitates counselling.

The homology between medical careers and RIASEC may mean that the map can be used as the basis for understanding career choice, and for providing career counselling.