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| − | "Urbi et orbi" is Latin for "to the city and to the globe." It is a popular expression for spreading Christianity among Christians who use [[Latin]], and particularly within the [[Catholic Church]]. | + | '''"Urbi et orbi"''' is [[Latin]] for "to the city and to the globe." It is a popular expression for spreading [[Christianity]] among Christians who use [[Latin]], and particularly within the [[Catholic Church]]. |
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Revision as of 06:43, January 15, 2008
"Urbi et orbi" is Latin for "to the city and to the globe." It is a popular expression for spreading Christianity among Christians who use Latin, and particularly within the Catholic Church.