Translated sentences containing 'synagogue'

Maria goes to the synagogue each week.

María va a la sinagoga cada semana

We should remember that the Neve Shalom Synagogue was the subject of a horrific attack 17 years ago.

Deberíamos recordar que la Sinagoga Neve Shalom fue objeto de un terrible ataque hace 17 años.

Of course, we cannot have a policeman standing in front of every church, mosque or synagogue.

Como es obvio, no podemos tener un policía en la puerta de cada iglesia, mezquita o sinagoga.

There are four places of worship close to my home in the town of Wrocław, namely a Catholic church, an Orthodox church, a Protestant church and a Jewish synagogue.

Cerca de mi casa, en la ciudad de Wroclaw, hay cuatro lugares de culto: una iglesia católica, una ortodoxa, una protestante y una sinagoga judía.

We remember the meetings in Assisi and John Paul II's visits both to a mosque and a synagogue in the name of respect and love to fellow men.

Recordamos las reuniones de Asís y las visitas de Juan Pablo II a una mezquita y a una sinagoga en nombre del respeto y el amor hacia los demás.

They attacked the police, burned down shops, some of them threw stones and bottles at a synagogue, shouting anti-Semitic slogans under the banner of the Hungarian Nazi movement.

Atacaron a la policía, quemaron comercios, algunos de ellos arrojaron piedras y botellas contra una sinagoga, gritando lemas antisemitas bajo la bandera del movimiento nazi húngaro.

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