Übersetzung für "Innigsten dank" in Englisch

I express my heartfelt gratitude to God for transforming me.

But I would like to reserve my sincerest and most heartfelt thanks for the help of one individual... Mayor Tom Kane...

Now the reality has set in on my dear son, what You, oh Lord, prophesied to me in the second letter; he died a couple of days ago and insistently begged me on his deathbed with many tears in his eyes, that with this letter I would express to You his most ardent thanks for that, that You have actually allowed him, so totally without pain and completely without the fear of death of the body, to most graciously pass away.

Then the commander gave a warm speech about me to which I, deeply moved by the thought of having to leave "Elisabeth" tomorrow and be separated from the gentlemen of the ship staff, replied from my heart and expressed my innermost thanks and hoped that our beautiful navy will be successful in any venture as it did during this voyage and desired that the gentlemen would return home safely feeling that they have loyally fulfilled their mission.

Seeing your never-ending effort for the peace of humanity, I again offer my gratitude.

My dear friends, I would like to express my deepest and warmest thanks for all the tribute and the enormous wave of gratitude I have received.

I offer my gratitude and respect to Reverend Moon, who has come as the True Parents

Go and give our dearest gratitude for the godly, wisest advice given to all of us, advice that we want to honor and will honor most actively and truthfully in our actions from descendant to descendant.

And because I know the suffering and pain that Reverend Moon endured until the great secrets of Heaven were revealed, I offer up my thanks to him as well.

Convey to our dear brother of France our heartfelt thanks!

To those who have supported you, I extend my grateful thanks.

But, of course, my most heartfelt thanks, my warmest thanks, are to someone who's my best friend, my lover and now, I'm honoured to say, my wife.

As universal Pastor of the Church, I wish to manifest sincere gratitude to the Lord for the deeply-felt witness of faithfulness offered by the Chinese Catholic community in truly difficult circumstances.

He knew that the Lord had taken him by the hand and this enabled him to exercise a very fruitful ministry, for which, once again, we give fervent thanks to God.

This is the second time doing this workshop at one of these Healing Weekends, and it was received with tremendous thanks and wonderful realizations as to how these tools could help one manage attention.

At the end of these lines allow me to express my deep gratitude to Your Holiness for all the teachings and the admonitions that have come to us.

Our deep gratitude goes unreservedly to all who assist in the release of humanity from this corrupt control.

On this day, let us give fervent thanks to God for the rich history of the Church and for the generous apostolate of its faithful, who down the centuries have been ardent witnesses to the Lord’s love, sometimes even to the point of shedding their blood.

In this regard, I express my deepest gratitude to the numerous ecclesial institutions that with great energy and dedication take the light of the Gospel and fraternal help to the most remote corners of Peru, from the forests of the Amazon, to the Cordilleras of the Andes and the coastal plains.

I want to express my sincere and profound gratitude to all of you, my dear venerable brother Cardinals, for your ready cooperation in the task of leading the Church during the period of the Sede Vacante. I greet each one of you warmly, beginning with the Dean of the College of Cardinals, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, whom I thank for his devoted words and his fervent good wishes addressed to me on behalf of all of you. I also thank Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Camerlengo of Holy Roman Church, for his attentive service during this transitional period, as well as our dear friend Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, who led us during the conclave: thank you very much!

Allow me now to offer a heartfelt word of thanks to all those priests and consecrated persons who serve the Lord faithfully and totally, and who feel themselves dishonoured and discredited by the shameful conduct of some of their confreres.

My grandfather could tell stories very well. I was only right when my friend had to miss out on the ’League of German Girls’. All the Nazis I knew were not locked up, the Jews who had survived the Shoa were not welcome in Austria and ’Miss’, who had been trying for a full three years to indoctrinate us with Nazi ideology, now, without even the slightest blush, sang us the praises of blessings of democracy and daily expressed her fervent gratitude to our American liberators (the fact that the USSR had played a tremendous part in the liberation of my home seemed to have escaped her).

Many of us present had tears in the eyes at that time being flooded by a different, heavenly joy. My lips were heartily glorifying and warmly thanking God and our beloved Theotokos for their blessings they bestowed on us and to this day I have not ceased to glorify Them.