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1 1 | Letters by which you are accredited as Ambassador Extraordinary
2 2 | Christian nations of Eastern Africa and one which, in its Martyrs,
3 2 | our visit there some years ago: we cherish the memories
4 4 | Appreciative of the greetings which you
5 4 | President of Uganda, we ask you to convey to him and
6 3 | express satisfaction with your assignment as Ambassador to the Holy
7 2 | Country.~We thank you for the assurance you have given us that the
8 3 | success in this post, we also assure you of our prayers for yourself
9 4 | to him and to the other Authorities of the Nation our own good
10 | because
11 4 | kindly presented to us on behalf of His Excellency the President
12 4 | spiritual progress of the beloved Ugandan people.~
13 | but
14 | by
15 2 | particularly dear to the Catholic Church since it is one of
16 2 | there some years ago: we cherish the memories of that visit
17 2 | it is one of the foremost Christian nations of Eastern Africa
18 2 | occasion to reaffirm the commitment of the Church to work loyally,
19 4 | of Uganda, we ask you to convey to him and to the other
20 2 | is, the programme of the development of peoples”.~
21 | during
22 2 | foremost Christian nations of Eastern Africa and one which, in
23 2 | esteem and fully support our efforts to promote peace and the
24 2 | the integral good of the entire Nation. As we said in our
25 2 | the spirit. It is likewise especially dear to us because of our
26 2 | Government and people of Uganda esteem and fully support our efforts
27 | every
28 3 | are very glad to hear you express satisfaction with your assignment
29 1 | accredited as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
30 2 | moral support and also, as far as possible, her practical
31 2 | Church since it is one of the foremost Christian nations of Eastern
32 2 | temporal order which the Church fosters today, not her programme,
33 2 | people of Uganda esteem and fully support our efforts to promote
34 2 | and to it she intends to give her moral support and also,
35 3 | We are very glad to hear you express satisfaction
36 2 | you have given us that the Government and people of Uganda esteem
37 1 | We have a great pleasure in welcoming you
38 4 | Appreciative of the greetings which you have kindly presented
39 3 | While we wish you every happiness and success in this post,
40 | has
41 3 | We are very glad to hear you express satisfaction
42 | him
43 | His
44 4 | own good wishes for the human and spiritual progress of
45 2 | work loyally, through her institutions, for the integral good of
46 2 | her institutions, for the integral good of the entire Nation.
47 2 | your own; and to it she intends to give her moral support
48 | its
49 4 | greetings which you have kindly presented to us on behalf
50 1 | Vatican and in receiving the Letters by which you are accredited
51 2 | values of the spirit. It is likewise especially dear to us because
52 2 | commitment of the Church to work loyally, through her institutions,
53 | made
54 2 | spiritual and moral maturity of mankind. For our part we take this
55 2 | Africa and one which, in its Martyrs, has given witness to the
56 2 | the spiritual and moral maturity of mankind. For our part
57 2 | years ago: we cherish the memories of that visit and of the
58 2 | we made to the shrine of Namugongo. You understand therefore
59 2 | of the foremost Christian nations of Eastern Africa and one
60 | not
61 2 | For our part we take this occasion to reaffirm the commitment
62 | on
63 2 | programme of the temporal order which the Church fosters
64 | other
65 2 | said in our address to the Parliament of Uganda during our visit
66 2 | maturity of mankind. For our part we take this occasion to
67 2 | Uganda is particularly dear to the Catholic Church
68 2 | support our efforts to promote peace and the spiritual and moral
69 2 | programme of the development of peoples”.~
70 2 | of that visit and of the pilgrimage which we made to the shrine
71 1 | We have a great pleasure in welcoming you to the
72 1 | Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Uganda
73 2 | support and also, as far as possible, her practical support:
74 3 | happiness and success in this post, we also assure you of our
75 2 | as far as possible, her practical support: that is, the programme
76 3 | we also assure you of our prayers for yourself and your Country.~
77 4 | greetings which you have kindly presented to us on behalf of His Excellency
78 4 | behalf of His Excellency the President of Uganda, we ask you to
79 4 | the human and spiritual progress of the beloved Ugandan people.~
80 2 | fully support our efforts to promote peace and the spiritual
81 2 | we take this occasion to reaffirm the commitment of the Church
82 1 | you to the Vatican and in receiving the Letters by which you
83 2 | welcome we have for you as the representative of your Country.~We thank
84 1 | and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Uganda to the Holy See.~
85 2 | the entire Nation. As we said in our address to the Parliament
86 3 | glad to hear you express satisfaction with your assignment as
87 | she
88 2 | pilgrimage which we made to the shrine of Namugongo. You understand
89 | since
90 | some
91 2 | understand therefore the special welcome we have for you
92 2 | the supreme values of the spirit. It is likewise especially
93 3 | you every happiness and success in this post, we also assure
94 2 | has given witness to the supreme values of the spirit. It
95 2 | mankind. For our part we take this occasion to reaffirm
96 2 | There is a programme of the temporal order which the Church fosters
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98 2 | representative of your Country.~We thank you for the assurance you
99 | therefore
100 | through
101 2 | which the Church fosters today, not her programme, but
102 4 | progress of the beloved Ugandan people.~
103 2 | shrine of Namugongo. You understand therefore the special welcome
104 2 | given witness to the supreme values of the spirit. It is likewise
105 1 | in welcoming you to the Vatican and in receiving the Letters
106 | very
107 2 | understand therefore the special welcome we have for you as the representative
108 1 | have a great pleasure in welcoming you to the Vatican and in
109 | While
110 3 | to the Holy See. While we wish you every happiness and
111 4 | the Nation our own good wishes for the human and spiritual
112 | with
113 2 | in its Martyrs, has given witness to the supreme values of
114 2 | commitment of the Church to work loyally, through her institutions,
115 2 | of our visit there some years ago: we cherish the memories
116 | yourself