pastorally in a sentence

• Kaleta worked pastorally in Nowy Wi [
  nicz and Bochnia.
• We must respond pastorally to never before experienced challenges,
• The Church is pastorally oriented and not willing to sell its freedom to politics.
• They were pastorally served by 262 diocesan priests within 149 parishes and chapels of ease.
• It pastorally serves all of Sumba Island.
• Duddy said Clark's comments were " doctrinally wrong and pastorally harmful ."
• Towards his students he was pastorally mild and sympathetic, which won him popularity and respect.
• The Catholic Church seems to think that they can handle this pastorally, but I respectfully disagree.
• The anger is in the failure ( of the church ) to respond humanely or justly or pastorally.
• The satellite Foleyvale Station is just north of Duaringa, and is included in the Woorabinda lands used pastorally.
• It's difficult to see pastorally in a sentence .
• The area is rich in water and pasture, so the economy of that time was probably pastorally based.
• One Synod father mentioned the need for a better approach to pastorally care for those who cohabitate before marriage.
• The Catholics are pastorally served by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tarawa and Nauru, with see at Tarawa on Kiribati.
• Foley said he interred the remains in the church, calling it the " pastorally correct thing to do ."
• He has been pastorally involved with ACCORD ( formerly the Catholic Marriage Advisory Council ) since its foundation in the Killaloe diocese.
• "I see this as a major initiative that's going to engage us pastorally for years to come,"
• One Vatican official said it was highly unlikely that Law would ever serve " pastorally " as a bishop over a diocese.
• But Bishop William Lori, auxiliary bishop of Washington, said that Cardinal Hickey considered the decision " doctrinally and pastorally correct ."
• Archbishop Timothy M . Dolan of New York said : " He s a young, vibrant, very theologically savvy but pastorally sensitive guy ".
• And Melton emerges from present research not only as a pastorally minded churchman but as representative of openness to humanistic scholarship at Cambridge unsuspected hitherto ."