Sentences with phrase «xxiii says»

A commentator on the Pontificate of John XXIII says, «The warm love of his spirit melted and broke through this hardness, this crust, revealed tenderly the substance of our inheritance in the saints of God».

As a boy, Pope John XXIII said he wanted to be good to everyone.

Not exact matches

«Nuclear weapons must be banned,» Francis said, quoting a document issued by Pope John XXIII during the Cold War and adding that there is «no denying that the conflagration could be started by some chance and unforeseen circumstance.»

Be it John Paul II, Paul VI, John XXIII, any of them should have figured out that a series of denunciations was being hidden, euphemized, protected, delayed, silenced and distorted,» he said.

If a Pope does all this as well or perhaps even better than, for example, John XXIII, well, then he is not only a Pope but a wonderful Christian, then it happens that, if I may say so, the president of the chess club is for once also himself a great chess player.

Pope John XXIII was quoted as saying, «I am only infallible if I speak infallibly but I shall never do that, so I am not infallible.»

For example, when Pope John XXIII spoke of medical care as a «right,» he used that term in a far different sense from the use of «right» in, say, the Declaration of Independence and in the Bill of Rights.

In 1864 Pope Pius IX declared that it was insane to teach that citizens had rights to all kinds of liberty, 4 but in 1963 Pope John XXIII, in his encyclical Pacem in Terris, said:

(41) For this reason, it is said at the end of the section on reception: «In all this, it will be a great help methodologically to keep carefully in mind the distinction between the deposit of faith and the formulation in which it is expressed, as Pope John XXIII recommended in his opening address at the Second Vatican Council.»

He and the other parish priests, he says, are simply tapping into the piety of the Veneto, a heritage particularly of the family - oriented teachings of the popes who came from the Patriarchy of Venice — St Pius X and Blessed John XXIII.

Those who experienced the pontificate of Pope John XXIII will understand me when I say: it was easier in those years to speak of the Petrine ministry as God's gift to the church.

Both were bidding — at times it seemed they were bidding against each other — but suffice it to say that between them they won de Kooning's Untitled XVII (1977) for $ 7,321,000, de Kooning's Untitled XXIII (1977) for $ 19,821,000, Joan Mitchell's Atlantic Side (1960) for $ 5,081,000, and Warhol's Ambulance Disaster (ca. 1963) for $ 825,000.