Sentences with phrase «married state»

The candidate does not ask the Church to discern this vocation out of disparagement for the married state, much less out of a fear of her own sexuality, but as a joyous and full commitment of these potentialities to a complete love of Christ.

Many vocations have emerged from this work, not just to the priesthood and the religious life, but also to the married state and the single life.

Consider, however, the difficulty of the married state without Christ's call to fidelity.

Also, we suffer from concupiscence: disordered desire: desire out of context, as it were, such as over-eating, sexual intercourse arising from lust rather than in a married state of love open to God's procreative and unitive will.

Their participation is an expression of their married state precisely as a sacrament, as an imaging of the relationship between Christ and the Church.

Though marriage might not be for them, cloistered congregations upheld the sanctity of the married state and the holy duty of couples to bring up offspring who would be a credit to their faith.

The e-mails were shopped to various news outlets last summer, and my impression was that they were created in response to the publication by the Niagara Falls Reporter of another series of e-mails between the married state Rep. Sam Hoyt and a young and comely Albany intern he was carrying on with.

Poems / poets explored include: - Carol Ann Duffy - Valentine - Sophie Hannah - Symptoms - Deserted house - Sonnet 18 - A Married state - Declaration of need - Lady of Shalott - Roger McGough Opportunities provided for students to: - develop speaking and listening skills - explore the idea of marriage - analyse language, structure and form - explore pathetic fallacy

The anticipation of personal contentment, which had long ago influenced Mrs Connulty's acceptance of the married state and the bearing of two children, had since failed her: she had been disappointed in her husband and in her daughter.