Sentences with phrase «of oratory»

The African reality of a wholistic as opposed to a secular and a sacred life, the place of the black church as sole as well as «soul» refuge during slavery, and the gift of oratory made the preacher the symbolic head and heart of his people.

The African reality of a wholistic as opposed to a secular and a sacred life, the place of the black church as sole as well as «soul» refuge during slavery, and the gift of oratory made the...

Gradually the papacy became affected by this renewal and in 1555 a member of the Oratory of Divine Love became Pope as Paul IV (1555 - 9), and his successor but one, Pius V (1566 - 72), was eventually canonized.

To say that a strike is the liturgy God desires is a fine bit of oratory, but it does not really mean anything.

Given that every SOS is monumentally boring and chock full of empty platitudes dressed up as «vision», and given the notorious Cuomo family penchant for soaring flights of oratory, I'll wait for the summary.

Moreover, Wilkinson has studied for the first time Faber's rule for the «Brothers of the Will of God» (or «Wilfridians»), the Catholic community he founded shortly after his conversion, and which predated Newman's foundation of the Oratory.

The question is as old as the early church's concern over the use of pagan practices of oratory.

This sort of language, and the rigidity of the oratory, led many to think that the revival of talk about evil must be derived from a revival of religion.

But that kind of language works better in campaigns than in governance; eventually, you have to talk about things as they are, not just as you feel they should be, and so it was inevitable that the radiance of his oratory dimmed a little once he took office.

The prayers in this book are above all Christ - centred, often referring to Newman's deep love of the Blessed Sacrament and profound attachment to Our Lady, as wellas his devotion to other saints, not least his own spiritual father, St Philip Neri, founder of the Oratory.

Atheists please Law is a literary art part of oratory a literary skill.

However, I have always admired you for your inspirational mastery of oratory which was what you largely engaged in capturing your audience at any material moment.

More than fifty years ago, Peter Sellers brilliantly caricatured this kind of oratory with «we must build but we must build surely».

The speech is considered one of the great pieces of oratory in American history, and a thought about Buffalo was near the heart of it.

The metaphor didn't exactly bode well for today's hour of oratory.

Mr Brown's speech is worth skimming over, for this was not a towering work of oratory.

He's more unelectable than Neil Kinnock was; and Kinnock had considerable powers of oratory, and didn't lack political courage.»

But as the comments rippled through New York's political class on Tuesday, some were taken aback at the mayor's ratcheting - up of oratory.

Choice of the Oratory was criticised because the school had opted out of local authority control; choice of St Olave's was criticised because admission was selective.

The ruins of this oratory, or the «lost church», dating from the 6th century are still preserved in the sand dunes to this day.

Richard Whinder FAITH Magazine July - Aug 2007 St Philip Neri, (1515 - 1595) founder of the Congregation of the Oratory, and often called the «Second Apostle of Rome», has many titles...

His 12 years as governor produced many memorable moments and flights of oratory, but there were few tangible accomplishments when the dust settled.

Whatever interpretation he gave it, his enthusiasm, sincerity, and gift of oratory made him most effective with the people.

The Congregation of the Oratory, begun by Philip Neri (1515 - 1595), a Florentine who received his early instruction in the Dominican house with which Savonarola had been connected, had its inception in Rome in 1556 but did not obtain official sanction until 1575.