My greetings goes to my mother vs My greetings go to my mother

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• My greetings goes to my mother
• And now my greeting goes to the young.
• In a particular way, my greeting goes to those who are being ordained to the priesthood.
• In a very special way, my greeting goes to the seminarians and young religious who are present among us.
• In a particular way, my greeting goes to the ecumenical and interreligious Delegation from Taiwan and the group from the Institutum Romanum Finlandiae.
• With respectful cordiality my greeting goes to the President of the Republic and to the civil and military authorities present.
• My special greeting goes to your Director, Doctor Anna Cappella.
• My first greeting goes to the authorities of this young, recently independent nation.
• My cordial greeting goes to you all.
• My affectionate greeting goes to you all, together with the wish for an intense and fruitful Jubilee celebration.
• My warm greeting goes to the many young people here, representing the students of Indonesia.
• My affectionate greeting goes to the participants in the First World Congress of Ecclesial Organizations Working for Justice and Peace.
• My respectful greeting goes to the civil and military Authorities who have honoured us with their presence.
• My affectionate greeting goes to all who have come from near and far, with a special thought for the Capuchin Fathers.
• My first greeting goes to my brothers, the Bishops, who I see here present in a big number.
• My particular greeting goes to Cardinal Koenig, the President and Founder of "Nova Spes".
• My first greeting goes to my bishop confrères, of whom I see many here.
• My greeting also goes to my dear priests, close collaborators of the bishops in this important and irreplaceable work.
• My greeting also goes to the other distinguished leaders, including Mr Mikhail Gorbachev, who have spoken in this assembly.
• My affectionate greeting goes to all the people of Ghana, wherever they may be. I greet them in the cities and the villages.
• My special greeting goes to Nonhyon-dong Parish: to the priests and sisters, the parish council and all the parishioners who have welcomed me here with such love and enthusiasm.

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• My greetings go to my mother
• My greetings go to the President of the Republic and to the Prime Minister, and to the representatives of the national, territorial and local Authorities.
• My greetings go to the priests, the women and men religious, the members of the lay movements, the families and in particular the young people who are the hope of the Church.
• At the same time my greetings go to the leaders of the various religious denominations and the civil authorities from both local and State government.
• My fraternal greetings go to Archbishop Morapeli of Maseru and to the bishops of the other dioceses of Lesotho.
• My warm greetings go to you, Sons of Mary Immaculate, who rejoice with the whole Church for the Beatification of your Founder, Lodovico Pavoni.
• My cordial greetings go to you who are present and to all your friends and neighbours in rural Australia.
• Let my cordial greeting go to you, therefore, Lord Cardinal, and to these priests of yours, with an open and sincere welcome.
• Finally, my affectionate greetings go to all the Daughters of St Anne who live and work in the various communities dispersed on different continents.
• My greetings also go to the priests, the women religious, the other pastoral agents and those engaged in different charitable and humanitarian activities.
• My greetings go also to all those who have organized this encounter, to your family and to your animators.
• Finally my respectful greetings go to the civil and military Authorities, whom I thank most heartily for their commitment to the preparation of this Pastoral Visit.
• My cordial greetings go to the Heads of State and Government, the members of the official Delegations from many countries throughout the world, and the Diplomatic Corps.
• Finally, my respectful and cordial greetings go to the political, civil and diplomatic Authorities present at this Departure Ceremony.
• My cordial greetings then go to the President of the Italian Republic, who has honoured me by his presence, together with the other Authorities who are gathered here.
• My respectful greetings also go to the Governor-General, to the Minister for External Affairs representing the government and civil authorities who are present.
• But let my particularly cordial greeting go to the young, to the children, to the old and the sick.
• My fraternal greetings go as well to those Christians who have been taking part in the colloquium.
• My cordial greetings go to the priests, the men and women religious, and lay faithful of Australia, and I ask you to assure them of my prayers for their peace, prosperity and spiritual well-being.
• My cordial greetings also go to the priests, the men and women religious, and laity of your various Dioceses.
• My cordial greetings also go to H.E. Mr Franck De Coninck, Ambassador of Belgium to the Holy See, as well as to the local political authorities who have made this journey.