John Paul造句

1、Holiness Pope John Paul II

2、John Paul Stevens's imminent retirement.

3、John Paul boxed each other.

4、John Paul II (1920--), Pope from 1978.

5、Pope John Paul the Second swam and walked great distances.

6、John Paul II, Pope from 1978 to 2005, will be beatified in Rome.

7、Even in the most extreme case imaginable, John Paul II's church was immoveable.

8、John Paul Stevens announced that he would retire from America's Supreme Court this summer.

9、His victims have included actress Brigitte Bardot and, yes, Pope John Paul II--and he is considered a skilled mimic.

10、That might have recommended him for the task of overhauling an administrative machine that John Paul barely touched.

11、Pope Benedict XVI puts his predecessor John Paul II on the fast track for sainthood, overriding the usual waiting period.

12、Pope John Paul has canonised or beatified times more people than all of his 20th-century predecessors put together: well over 1,000, compared with 56 under Pope Paul VI and just 69 in the 60 years before that.

13、The existing 'forecourt' area of St Paul's Theological College became the Saint Francis Garden to provide a connection to the Saint John Paul II Building.

14、It would mark the 25th anniversary of the World Day of Prayer for Peace that Pope John Paul II held there on October 26, 1986.

15、It was felt that after the charismatic, globe-trotting John Paul, it was time for a Pope who would concentrate on sprucing up the church itself, particularly in its European heartland.

16、Pope John Paul II died the day before the Puja, and I realized that he is indeed one of my benefactors, so I listed him by name as one of my karmic creditors.

17、我已邀请了安迪、鲍勃和茜茜。

18、That is why the Supreme court, which rules on grey areas, matters so much, and why the retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens, the court's liberal anchor, will spark such a ferocious political brawl.

19、Pope John Paul II, as well as revealing the true face of the Church in the many saints that he canonized, also asked pardon for the wrong that was done in the course of history through the words and deeds of members of the Church.