Catholic Spanish speakers, I have a question?
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No.  He is called Dios, or Todopoderoso.\nJesus is called Jesucristo; Son of God is called Hijo de Dios.  El Sol means the Sun.
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That would be a lustrum (easy, in Spanish we say "lustro").\n\nhttp://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/l/l0296900.html
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Question and Answer in Spanish.
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Is that a Spanish word?\n\nIf so, it means insolent.
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you are in the wrong forum, this is for spanish only, I wonder why this question is still here after 4 days.\n\n:> peace\n.
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El domingo pasado, me desperté muy temprano(early), como a  las diez, desayuné salchichas y un té que no estivoeron mal. Después, vi Charmed a las doce, ¡me encanta Echizada(charmed)! Fue muy interesante, porque la aprendiza de Echizada la traiciono. Después me duché, me demore una hora porque me labe el pelo por lo que olia mal. De almuerzo, no comí nada porque mis padres, mi hermana, mi prima y yo ivamos a tener una grande comida esa tarde. Más tarde, hice mis deberes de español y repasé matemáticas y francés. Después, tuve una clase de religión que tomo una hora, aunque se me paso muy rapido. Despues termine a las cinco porque tenia la grande cena por la tarde. Luego, me dio hambre entonces a las cinco y media  me comí un plato de sopa de pollo que fue muy sabroso. Al momento, mis padres llegaron con mi primo y tío Jasbeer que fue muy simpático. nos tomamos una taza de café con leche y comimos pakoras que son muy ricas. Los adultos se sentaron a hablar, y nosotros nos aburridos, pero esperamos a que fueran las siete y media que fue cuando nos fuimos. Llegamos al restaurante, Bombay Dreams a las ocho. Conociamos el gerente, entonces la comida vino sin nosotros haber hecho la orden. Mientras comiamos, oiamos música en vivo. Mi prima y yo bailamos. A mi hermana y a mi nos encanto la comida. Despues nos fuimos a las diez derecho a acostarnos.\n\nthis sounds better but what you wrote is also understandable\ngood luck  with your spanish assignment.
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Hi,\nI guess the correct term when referring to people from Spain would be to call them Spaniards.  But I think its also ok to use 'the Spanish' when referring to them collectively.\n:-)
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wow spanish gives me a headache sry!!!
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Maybe this could help . . . help from a nonbeliever . . . lol\n\nAuthority \n- Catholic: Scripture and Tradition \n- Protestant: Scripture alone\nBible \n- Catholic: Includes apocrypha \n- Protestant: Exclude apocrypha\nResult of Fall \n- Catholic: Corruption and tendency to sin \n- Protestant: Total depravity and guilt \nFree will \n- Catholic: Free to do good or evil \n- Protestant: Free only to do evil \nPredestination \n- Catholic: Related to God's foreknowledge \n- Protestant: Related to God's decrees \nAtonement \n- Catholics: Death of Christ created merit that is shared with sinners through sacraments \n- Protestant: Death of Christ was a substitutionary sacrifice that satisfied God's justice\nDivine grace \n- Catholics: Prevenient grace helps one believe; efficacious grace cooperates with the human will to do good \n- Protestant: Common grace enabling good works given to all; sufficient grace for salvation given to elect only\nGood works \n- Catholics: Meritorious \n- Protestant: Results of divine grace and unworthy of merit \nSalvation \n- Catholics: Received at baptism; may be lost by mortal sin; regained by penance. Those who have never heard of Christ may be saved. ( Catech 847 http://www.vatican.va/archive/catechism/p123a9p3.htm#III ) \n- Protestant: Result of divine grace; unconditional. Those who have never heard of Christ may be saved. \nThe Church \n- Catholics: The Catholic Church is "the place where humanity must rediscover its unity and salvation" ( Catech 845 http://www.vatican.va/archive/catechism/p123a9p3.htm#III ) but those baptized in other Christian denominations are in communion with the Church ( Catech 838 http://www.vatican.va/archive/catechism/p123a9p3.htm#III ). \n- Protestant: There is a distinction between the visible and invisible church. God saves anyone he chooses, or anyone with proper faith, regardless of church membership. \nSacraments \n- Catholics: Convey grace by their operation (ex opere operato). \n- Protestant: Means of grace only if received with faith. \nPriests - Catholics: A special vocation for some believers; mediators between God and man - Protestant: Priesthood of all believers.\nTransubstantiation \n- Catholics: Affirmed \n- Protestant: Rejected - "Real Presence" instead. \nPurgatory \n- Catholics: Affirmed \n- Protestant: Denied\nPrayer to saints \n- Catholics: Accepted \n- Protestant: Rejected
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I am Catholic and my background in liturgical knowledge is based on the Eucharist, so I would have to agree with your statement.  However, this is only meaningful if people really believe and understand what this means.  It sounds like you have the scripture down pat, and truly believe what it says, so I'd say you are in good shape.
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Dear Father Damian:\nGood question.  When it comes to the English language who knows.  It's such an amalgamation of rules anyway.  I suppose it was because to say that something was lov-ed sounded awful.\nAsk the English Gods why.  They spared us the extra syllable to save us time, I guess, and for that deserve our praise and reverance.  Although I doubt they'll answer you if you ask them.  Remaining silent is how they retain their mystery and power over you, the common man in the street.
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Not a good translation - thats why catholics like to use it :)
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Hablo sí español. ¿Por qué usted pide? El español es una lengua hermosa. Usted debe aprenderla.
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I speak fluent spanish...email me lesdechetsla@yahoo.com.  a person translating is 100 times better than a computer translation :-)
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I have tried to seach it in Spanish (prayer=rezo), but couldn't find it. But there is a prayer 33 in English, see below. I hope that can help you
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Spanish is, as there was written here before a romance language, that means it comes from the culture of Ancient Rome (Romance), and it evolves from the roman language, that is Latin.\n\nLatin was also influenced by previous greek, and so, many of the roots of the words are greek.\n\nIn the times of the empire, europe was fully conquered by Rome, and Latin was the "lingua franca" that means the world recognized and useful language of transaction an culture, today that is english, and in the 19 century was french.\n\nWhen the Roman empire collapsed, three "barbaric" people known as the "Godos" which were the Vicigodos, Ostrogodos and Francos respectively occupyied Spain, Italy and France, then influenced the Latin Dialects that were spoken there.\n\nThere there were formed early versions of the romance languages, such as "d`oc" and "d`oil" in france, the italian early dialects in italy and three langages in spain.\n\nThere is actually no spanish language, but three... those are Castilian (From Castilla), Catalá (From Cataluña) and Galician (From Galicia). The one that we commonly know as spanish is Castilian, that was the kingdom that subdued the others along spain.\n\nSpain itself was somehow aluvional, and was greatly influenced by arabic people in the south, celtic people in the north and jews around all spain until the inquisition (Circa 1500). Those people also influenced the castilian language, you can see old spanish with all those previous influences in the poem of the "Cid Campeador".\n\nAfter the conquest of the americas, spanish took different directions, dialects and accents that you can, if you pay attention, differentiate.\n\nI.E. : I dont speak the same spanish a spaniard does, or mexican, or veneluelan or chilean... i am from uruguay, and althou it is similar to argentinian spanish we can recognize and identify differences.\n\nIn spain it also evolved by its own way.\n\nSo, basically spanish has a Latin language Base, with vicigod`s language, and influences of Arabic, Hebrew and Greek.