Western Church

How To Use Western Church In A Sentence

• Western churches have a clear responsibility to provide succour and support for the Iraqi church in this time of trauma.
• I can assure you, there was really something fantastic. We can also visiting the local western church and maori house to feel the culture difference.
• Most Orthodox Churches in India have "harmonised" or whatever the technical term is with western Churches. In praise of … Twelfth Night | Editorial
• Exactly *how* that atonement works — “soteriology” — is a surprisingly gray area in Christian theology; the prevailing theory in the Western churches, that of Anselm, came along about 1,000 years later. The Volokh Conspiracy » Mojave Cross Removed
• Nevertheless, Augustine calls a contemporaneous Bishop of Rome the "head of the Western Church," and almost immediately after his death one ascended the episcopal chair at Rome whose ambition, energy, and personal bravery were a promise of those qualities which were to render his successors the kings of kings. An Introduction to the History of Western Europe
• Other difficulties include the stuttering ecumenical dialogue with other denominations and the suspicions of some Orthodox leaders of what they see as godless liberalism in western churches. Times, Sunday Times
• Other difficulties include the stuttering ecumenical dialogue with other denominations and the suspicions of some Orthodox leaders of what they see as godless liberalism in western churches. Times, Sunday Times
• The foundation of the Dominican and Franciscan Orders of friars in the thirteenth century transformed the spiritual life of the Western Church.
• The Western Church confirms its members at various ages (commonly age 12-15 in Canada).
• Hence by receiving a certain order a man receives the power of exercising certain sacred acts, but he is not bound on this account to things pertaining to perfection, except in so far as in the Western Church the receiving of a sacred order includes the taking of a vow of continence, which is one of the things pertaining to perfection, as we shall state further on (Q. 186, A. 4). Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province