taken – Latin Translation – Keybot Dictionary

Spacer TTN Translation Network TTN TTN Login Deutsch Français Spacer Help
Source Languages Target Languages
Keybot      16 Results   5 Domains
  8 Hits penelope.uchicago.edu  
Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL
39 For similar outcries alleged to have taken place in the senate see Com. xviii‑xix
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine penelope.uchicago.edu as primary domain
39 So Vielhaber; non modo clemens sed bonus P; non modo c. et b. Peter.
  www.christusrex.org  
Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL
Below we have some examples of the Magnificat, the jubilous canticle of Mary (Lk 1.46-55) when she received the incarnation's message; these recordings, taken at Vespers, are accompanied by antiphons (at beginning and end) and have an interlude by the organ, so allowing time to ready the altar and incense the people for the solemn benediction ending these Vespers:
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine christusrex.org as primary domain
Hic aliquot "Magnificat", Mariae gaudiosum canticum (Lc 1.46-55), recepta Incarnationis notitia; in Vesperis canuntur, post antiphonam in fine repetitam. Organi interludium adhibetur in preparatione altaris et in incensatione fidelium ante solemnem benedictionem quae Vesperos terminat.
  www.fssp.org  
Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL
The Fraternity has organized its seminary training in accordance with the Church’s norms on priestly formation, including a year of more intense spiritual preparation before entering the cycles of philosophy and theology. By fostering a balanced life of prayer, study, community life, and personal discipline, care is taken to foster human maturity and to acquire the spirit of the Gospel, in close union with Christ.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine fssp.org as primary domain
Fraternitas Sancti Petri constituit domos formationes duas: primam in Wigratzbad (Germaniæ), alteram in Denton (Americæ Septentrionalis), Nebrascæ. In his duobus seminariis actuales ad formationem sacerdotum normas in usu Ecclesiæ vigent. Alumni autem sequuntur unum spiritualis formationis annum ("propedeuticum") ante cyclum Philosophiæ (duo anni), postea illud theologiæ (quattuor anni). Alumnus ad sacerdotium per hos orationis, studii et vitæ communis annos humanam maturitatem, personalem disciplinam et maiorem Deo unionem pedetemptim acquirit. Vita autem spiritualis in his duobus Seminariis in Sanctum Sacrificium Missæ confluit, fovens itaque illam "liturgicarum et spiritualium traditionum fidelem" observantiam, normis motu proprio "Ecclesia Dei adflicta" congruentem, ex die 2 iulii a.D. 1988, qui est ab origine fundationis (Constitutiones, art. 8).