A herald of the cross genially making him feel his brotherhood with man, and bowing with him in prayer to the Infinite Pacifier!
Twenty-five of us took each other by the hand in token of brotherhood and of our sacred union.
All that I felt now was the sad tie of brotherhood which united us, poor human atoms, strong only in our capacity to suffer, tossed and driven, whitherward we knew not, in the purposeless play of soulless and unpitying forces.
One of its chief objects is to establish a universal brotherhood amongst men of all nations and sects.
Only we of the Free Brotherhood are seeking to tame ours.
Then hail, Shorty, and welcome to the Free Brotherhood of Ego Tamers!
Pride sees no brotherhood in man; humanity to her means no more than so many serfs to wait upon her pleasure, or so many victims for her sacrifice!
Mary recognizes the unity of the Godhead, but she does not recognize the unity, the brotherhood of man.
The first, lesson it teaches is the lesson of humanity, the neighbourhood and brotherhood of man.
The Church of Christ under such circumstances ceases to be a unifying factor in society; its teaching of brotherhood becomes a mockery.
Further, we cannot, according to Jesus, be in sonship with this Father save as we are in truebrotherhood with all His children.
He had entered in his youth the brotherhood of the Oratory, which he had soon quitted, being unable, he used to say, to accustom himself to theology.
He was received into the brotherhood with open arms.
Harris, founder of the "Brotherhood of the New Life.
What physiological difference," he asks, "is there between this voluptuous sensation and that enjoyed by the disciple of the Brotherhood of New Life?
The simple belief in the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man is enough for us.
Ask the brotherhood what "Our Neglected Fields" are, and the answer will come in a multitude of voices speaking from diverse viewpoints according to each speaker's knowledge, experience and field of operation.
Our experience with tuberculosis and with the modern complicated industrial and political systems, is thrusting upon us anew Christ's teaching about the brotherhood of man or the solidarity of the race.
His first work in the so-called warm manner was "Our Lady of the Conception," a colossal picture for the Brotherhood of the True Cross.
The Brotherhood of Holy Charity built a church about 1450, but it had fallen into ruin.
In 1848 the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was established by three young painters, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, John Everett Millais, and William Holman Hunt.
Brotherhood should be in illustration of "Isabella," and a series of eight subjects was selected from the poem.
It was a principle with the Brotherhood that detail, though not introduced for its own sake, should be painted with truth to nature.
In the early days of the Brotherhood there was an ostentatious conscientiousness in observing this rule.
Your slogans of the past--brotherhood of man and fatherhood of God--have gone glimmering down through the ages.
When all is said and done," he says, "the rule of brotherhood remains as the indispensable prerequisite to success in the kind of national life for which we are to strive.
He dared to foresee a time when the limitations of separate personality would have been destroyed, and the vast brotherhood of the race become literally realized, its practical unity accomplished.
It was common to all forms of life, a faint beginning of that advance towards marvellous intercommunicating, semi-telepathic brotherhood he had always hoped for, believed in.
What advance has been made in what you are pleased to call the doctrine of the brotherhood of man, through the instrumentality of the church?
They received the first gush of the new brotherhood of defiance and of danger; and their camp--constantly visited by the ladies and even children of Richmond--had more the air of a picnic than of a bivouac.
Unwilling to volunteer, these gentry skulked behind every excuse to avoid conscription; but when forced off at last, they and the substitutes banded in an unholy brotherhood to make the best of their position.
The industrious scribe could benefit the brotherhood by writing out copies of the gospels or epistles; and the pleasant singer, as he joined in the holy psalm, could thrill the hearts of the faithful by his notes of grave sweet melody.
If we stand up to the job--and we stood up moderately in China and Russia and Belgium--we don't intend to ask you for the sop of that Christian brotherhood preached by white men.
But when the new Columba will go on to show that fraternity without a Fatherhood to rest on is meaningless and powerless; that humanity can only realise its brotherhood in a common Father--even God.
In the sacred name of liberty, in the cause of brotherhood and equality, we were exhorted on every horizon to hold fast and change not.
A brotherhood that knows nothing of a common fatherhood will not stand the day of strain.
The Church therefore proclaims the full truth that the brotherhood of men only realises itself in the Fatherhood of God.
There was one who had not sworn brotherhood with Sigurd.
She would have him belong to the Nibelungs, not only by the oaths of brotherhood he had sworn with Gunnar and Högni, but by other ties.
