Sentences with phrase «if sainthood»
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If the pope confirms it was a miracle, John Paul will be eligible to be beatified, the last step before sainthood.
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If his teachings are heeded, John Paul's sainthood will not only be a blessing for the Church, but a renewed American republic as well.
If that qualifies for sainthood, and get me some handcuffs and leather, because it's beatitude time!
Francis, the talking Roman Church Mule, spearheaded the «Sainthood» of Polish Pauly, who, if you believe had no knowledge of church abuse crimes, and who has embraced Benny - the Rat - zinger, refuses to open the internal books of Roman Church, Pedophilic crimes to the secular authorities, so the perpetrators of these crimes can be brought to justice.
If your end goal is that of Christianity, achieving salvation or Sainthood, then it is in your own self - interest to act selflessly and dedicate your life to helping others.
if one thinks the whole sainthood thing is a joke, can they have the same closeness to God as a catholic?
However, if we believe that it applies to each of us, are we then to read the story as an invitation to some kind of first - class sainthood, of which most of us are not capable?
If that is the criterion for sainthood, Martin should be canonized.
Sheen is now «venerable» in the Roman Catholic Church and, if the Vatican recognizes that a miracle has been operated through his intercession, he would be declared «blessed,» the last step before sainthood.
Why are all the victims automatically canonized to sainthood if they die?
If it were possible to do so I would nominate her for sainthood.
And as for that defense: if reputations increase while a player is missing, then Vincent Kompany is currently on course for sainthood.
The tape indicated that Gary Short, who may have thought he had pulled over Tonya Harding, should be nominated for sainthood, if not promoted to sergeant.
Understand that this is not a defense of sexual harassment in the workplace, but rather a rhetorical question as to whether it's less egregious an offense if the victim isn't up for sainthood.
«If I could nominate her for sainthood, I would,» says William Kreher, whose 41 - year - old son was one of the first Brain Foundation tenants.