Sentences with phrase «with sainthood»

With the Sainthood of Mother Teresa, this year will shift again as hopefully, the remaining 930 Mother Teresa sculptures will make their way to homes across the globe.

The Saint Nina she's referring to would be Nina Simone, as Miss Me has blessed a spread of singers, from Michael Jackson to Sarah Vaughan, with sainthood; Tupac and Marvin Gaye are below.

But the trouble with sainthood these days is the robe - and - halo imagery that gets stuck onto it.»

Her answers to my series of questions were both astonishing and revealing: She confirmed for me that her academic team did not speak to a single patient, medical analyst, associate, or worker of Mother Teresa's before writing their paper against her; nor did they examine how all her finances were spent; nor did they speak with anyone at the Vatican involved with her sainthood cause, or consult the Vatican's medical board which certified the miracle attributed to Blessed Teresa.

Not exact matches

We should ensure that the Vatican does not deny (or distort) anyhistoricalfacts, but how those facts interact with the parameters of Catholic sainthood is not our business.

The pope expects to hand choose his successor, live in lavish luxury with expensive meals and even more expensive clothes, and glory at his imminent sainthood.

In recent years, the Chesterton revival has taken on new dimensions, with calls to explore his possible sainthood.

We know from the work of Andreas D'Souza that Jesus was identified with the ideal state of sainthood — the perfect goal of all the saints.

In speaking of Muhammad here it is his sainthood or the supposed hidden connection with the idea of sainthood that is being referred to and not his prophet - hood.

Though, Islam is generally understood to be anti-incarnational the ideas of the imam in the Shia sects, the idea of the Mahdi in Mahdawism, the ideas of sainthood, poles, pirs, mujawirs and murshids, and places such as tombs of the saints and dargahs are deemed to be infused with certain amount of the sacred.

The talk was one of the longest of the visit and was delivered with a low - key intensity; so palpable was his urgency in inviting young people to dare the course of sainthood.

Her Beliefnet blog, Flunking Sainthood, deals with Mormonism, popular culture, and whatever she happens to be reading.

Olav Haraldsson was the Norwegian king who is often credited with bringing Christianity to Norway and whose sainthood, first proclaimed in 1031, a year after his death, was confirmed by Pope Alexander III in 1164.

In the meantime, Fiona battles it out with a vindictive tenant; Lip cares for a down - and - out Professor Youens; and Frank - miraculously - attains something resembling sainthood.

To his credit, David Wain — of Wet Hot American Summer sainthood, and the director of the new Kenney tribute A Futile And Stupid Gesture — has most likely logged a few sit - downs with Dewey.

The afflicted tend to become blessed with infinite wisdom and generosity, bestowing advice upon those left behind as they beatifically ascend to sainthood, usually with lots of heavenly backlighting.

Morton, adorned with the same buzz cut she wore in Steven Spielberg's Minority Report shares top billing in her smaller, but magnificently graceful role, one bordering on sainthood.

«Brilliant week in the Nido» Just back from one of the best holidays I have ever had, the staff are amazing Annie deserves a sainthood she works so hard, the rooms are spotless and the food is basic but there is nothing wrong with that especially for what we paid.

Just over two years ago, Rajendra K. Pachauri seemed destined for a scientist's version of sainthood: A vegetarian economist - engineer who leads the United Nations» climate change panel, he accepted the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the panel, sharing the honor with former Vice President Al Gore.

With canonization but one small Fahrenheit degree away, along came something as ordinary as the weather and snatched sainthood from their sweating digits.