Saint José Ramón Agustín Pro Juárez, also known as Saint Miguel Pro, was born on January 13, 1891, in Guadalupe, Mexico. He was one of eleven children, the oldest boy. Sadly, four of his siblings died as babies or young children. From an early age, he was heartily spiritual, as well as mischievous; he constantly entertained his family with his humor and practical jokes. St. Miguel was a dauntless child and sometimes took his pranks and fun too far, putting him in several near-death mishaps. The third oldest in his family, St. Miguel was unquestionably very close with his older sister. After she entered a convent at age 20, he started to recognize his own calling to the priesthood. Though his father wanted him to continue with the family business, Miguel lived for God and entered the Jesuit novitiate in El Llano, Michoacán in 1911. He had been studying with the Jesuit priests for only a year when a religious revolution broke out in Mexico and by 1914, the Jesuits were forced to flee the country.…
An angel appeared to Francis in a vision followed by Christ the crucified. Francis was thought to have been overcome with joy but also pain. It left marks on his body. The figures of nails appeared on his hands and feet and his right side showed a blood red wound where the spear is sad to have pierced Christ. It is thought that he tried to hide them and keep it secret although this quickly became impossible.…
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Anthony’s miracles came while he was preaching throughout Italy. He came across a town of Heretics, where they challenged his teachings and belief in God. One heretic advised him that he would believe that Christ was truly present in the Eucharist only if his mule bowed down to it. With that the heretic starved his mule for three days. When the time came, St. Anthony stood to one side with Eucharist in hand while the heretic stood on the other side with food for the mule. The mule ignored the food that the heretic was holding and kneeled down before the Sacred Sacrament. Another miracle came when he traveled to the city of Rimini. People of that town was ordered to ignore him, therefore, no one showed up for his homilies. St. Anthony then walked along the outside of the town and came across the Marecchia River. There he began to give his homilies to crowds of fish. He said “Fish of the river and sea, listen to the Word of God because heretics do not wish to hear it!” Suddenly about a thousand fish appeared. When the town people saw this miracle, they gathered around to listen to St. Anthony’s sermons. Death came on June 13, 1231 when St. Anthony became sick with ergotism, also known as St. Anthony’s fire, a poisoning from an ingredient that can be found in rye and cereals. His body was sent back to Padura for…
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Baptism was a healing ritual for Indians and Christians. “Indians understood the baptismal ritual as physically curative. Jesuits similarly expected miraculous recovery to accompany baptism”.vi It is important to remember that John the Baptist baptized Jesus so that He could indentify with sinners. His baptism symbolizes the first “into the righteousness of Christ, dying with Him and rising free from sin in order to walk in the newness of life”vii. It is significant to note that scholars argue over whether or not Jesus actually baptized anyone. Most think that he never did, because our sacrament of baptism commemorates the death and resurrection of…
Towards the end of his life, Saint Francis spent a lot of time by himself. He prayed and sang to God. In the year 1224, Saint Francis took a journey to Mt. La Verna. He decided to fast for 40 days. During this time of fast, Saint Francis was visited by a six winged angel. He could see that this angel was crucified. When the angel left, St. Francis was left with wounds on his hands, feet, and side. They were the same wounds Jesus had suffered when he was crucified. St. Francis was the first person known to receive these wounds known as stigmata.…
How do scholars proceed with reconstructing the conversational exchange between Paul and the churches in Corinth? What is the role of Chloe’s people? How do letters play a part? How do we know (what is the evidence for these letters and their…
B) He was believed to inspire battle ecstasy in some warriors; called Berserks who would fight welcomed into the Paradise of Valhalla those who died in battle.…
In what ways is the Holy Land an important site for all three monotheistic faiths? Holy land is an important site for all three monotheistic faiths because, for Christians it’s the city were Jesus was crucified and rose from the dead. For the Muslims it’s the place where Mohammad ascended to the heavens to meet God. Last but not least for the Jews, King David named it and was where Solomon had built the temple.…
What can we make of a worldview? Where does it come from? Why are worldviews important to my well-being? We can get to the root of these questions by observing two factors. The first is culture, the second is spirituality. Along with the fore mentioned aspects, taking a look at what influences worldviews will help explain these questions.…
According to James Brain, why is witchcraft feared and what does witchcraft symbolize in terms of past and present attitudes toward women?…
2. Buddhism- Explain the following Buddhist notions: Four Noble Truths, anicca and anatta, Nirvana, karuna, the Eightfold Path. Buddhism’s contribution to global responsibility revolves around its understanding of the person as anatta and as able to be enlightened. Explain.…
Faith Religion Theology has introduced us to some of the many different religions in our world and it has shown us the relationship between faith, religion, theology, and spirituality. Just a few of the things that we learned about for each of the religions is their ultimate reality, the symbols used, and their religious practices. By doing this we can compare and contrast all the religions we learned about. Two of the religions that we can compare and contrast are Christianity and Judaism. They are very similar and different at the same time, not only in what they believe or who they believe in but also in other ways like how they practice their beliefs.…
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