Sentences with phrase «special devotion»
"Special devotion" refers to having a strong and heartfelt commitment or dedication towards someone or something, often showing love, loyalty, or admiration. Full definition
Child Jesus or Infant Jesus (Menino Jesus) is venerated in this church with special devotion.
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There was a special integrity and blamelessness about him, a special devotion to the good and to justice... Above all, there was that breathtaking, intuitive (almost angelic) possession of the Truth and awareness of the supernatural which only a truly holy person can enjoy.
Faith Movement were proud to welcome Bishop Mark Davies of Shrewsbury Diocese who celebrated Mass and addressed the conference encouraging and challenging young Catholics to live out their faith in the public square with a special devotion to Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.
The heart of the Instruction had much in it of the official Catholic norms, but the sacraments were cut to two, there were no references to sacrifice, Indulgences or merit; special devotion and saint days were omitted.
Isabel has a special devotion for coaching people dealing with cancer.
They share a special devotion to student success, a commitment to creating a culture of learning, and the ability to manage a diverse group of students.
This 14th century church was built by a member of the Venier family who had a special devotion to St. Louis, the Bishop of Toulouse.
This weekend, many Bushwick galleries will be open late on Saturday to celebrate the week's special devotion to the art world