English term
to become more central to the church
Apr 25, 2005 15:35: Kevin Yang changed "Term asked" from "gave the tools to the African churches to become more central to the church" to "to become more central to the church"
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explanation
This is what I understand about the sentence. I am sure you can come up with a more smooth Chinese translation.
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wherestip
: I agree with your interpretation. He made the African Churches more mainstream in the Catholic Church.
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Hweiying (Fancie) Kao
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用非洲教会作主语我就不会说了。 即各国教会不再像过去那样各自为政。 I'm thinking about centralized and de-centralized.
为了让教庭和非洲的各教会
My understanding is to become central to the Church implies equally accessible from all churches.
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Note added at 15 hrs 16 mins (2005-04-26 06:22:48 GMT)
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为了让教庭和非洲的各教会之间更容易沟通管理提供各种途径。
原来上面的字出问题了。
John Paul赋予非州教会成为天主教会中更重要一员的条件
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wherestip
: agree, or John Paul赋予非州教会成为天主教会中更重要一员的手段工具。 "条件 or 条件工具" 也很好
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让他们能够变得更central to the church
While John Paul did not increase the overall number of African cardinals from his immediate predecessors - there are 11 now compared to 12 before John Paul was crowned - he has greatly boosted their profile, by calling several to the Vatican. Arinze, for example, was entrusted with mediating interfaith relations - one of John Paul’s favorite projects.
"John Paul strengthened Africa’s role in the church," said Mario Aguilar, dean of divinity at the University of St. Andrews "John Paul gave the tools to the African churches to become more central to the church."
=> John Paul gave the tools to the African churches to become more central to the church = John Paul gave the tools to the African churches (to enable them) to become more central to the church
Aguilar said that by giving Africans a greater Vatican role, John Paul "did increase the chances of seeing an African pope."
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