Translation of "Herzlichen worte" in English

I also want to thank the President of the Council for his warm words.

I thank you, Mr President, for the warm words of welcome.

I thank Cardinal Filoni for his courteous words.

And I thank Rangler and Joana for their kind words.

In particular, I greet Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re and thank him for his cordial words.

I renew my gratitude for your presence and for your cordial expressions of closeness.

Having said that, I would also briefly like to thank Commissioner Wallström for her work, for her comments and warm words of support, and to repeat and confirm the fact that, as the Commission comprises 66% of the Union's entire civil service, it is inevitable that most complaints will be brought against the Commission.

Mr President, I would first of all like to thank you for your warm words about the drama that our colleague, Mihail Papayannakis, is going through.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I thank you for your warm welcome and I thank you, in particular, Mr President, for the cordial words with which you chose to present me.

Douglas Alexander saluted the Committee's "strong signals of solidarity" and "warm words of sympathy" over the recent bomb attacks in London.

Douglas Alexander saluted the Committee's 'strong signals of solidarity' and 'warm words of sympathy' over the recent bomb attacks in London.

Mr President, I begin by thanking you for your kind invitation to visit Angola and for the warm words of welcome that you have just addressed to me.

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With affection, in the name of the Lord, I greet all of you, sons and daughters of this local Church, beginning with your Bishop, the Most Reverend Eduard Kojnok, whom I thank for the cordial words of welcome extended to me, together with his Coadjutor, Bishop Vladimír Filo.

I thank Archbishop Peter Smith for his kind words of welcome in your name, and I am especially pleased to see the many young people who are present for this vigil.

My respectful thoughts go to the civil and military authorities, in particular to the Mayor, Dr Daniela Frullani, whom I thank for her kind words and for the lovely gifts.

In particular, I express my gratitude to you, Your Eminence, for your words of affection and the assurance of a special prayer that you sent me on everyone's behalf as well as for the generous dedication with which you direct this Dicastery.

I first greet and thank Cardinal Paul Poupard, President of the Pontifical Council for Culture, for the cordial words he addressed to me on your behalf, explaining the work accomplished by this symposium in continuity with the previous ones.

I thank Cardinal Ivan Dias for his cordial words and also the Archbishop Secretary and the Archbishop Adjunct Secretary who, together with their co-workers in the dicastery organized this symposium.

With great pleasure I address my cordial greetings to each one of you present here, beginning with Cardinal Franc Rodé, Prefect of your Dicastery, to whom I am grateful for his kind words on your behalf.

I thank Bishop Basílio of Baucau, President of Episcopal Conference, for the gracious words which he addressed to me on behalf of all of you, and which reveal the wonderful growth of your communities and their desire to be faithful to the Gospel.

I greet the President of the Dicastery, Archbishop Antonio Maria Vegliò whom I thank for his words of joyous warmth the Secretary, the Members, the Consultors and the Officials.

I thank Cardinal Tettamanzi and Prof. Ornaghi for their warm words to me in the name of everyone.

I warmly thank Archbishop Juan García Rodríguez of Camagüey, President of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba, for his friendly words of support and sincere affection on behalf of you all and of your diocesan communities.