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    I don’t agree with the other two perspectives as much because there was absolutely more that could have been done to save the lives of all those who were killed in the Holocaust‚ and while I don’t see Pope Pius XII as Hitler’s priest‚ I do believe he should have done more—as a figure of God and as someone who represented peace and justness‚ he should have done more. Laquer’s perspective was the best for me because he breaks it all down psychologically; he

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    After WWII Pope Pius XII became known as “Pius the Cowardly Villain” after the German play written by Rolf Hochhuth. “The Deputy” (1963)‚ denounced him for not publicly condemning the Holocaust. Badmouthing Pius was boosted by John Cornwel’s book “Hitler’s Pope” (1999) which claimed that as the Vatican’s diplomatic representative in Germany Pius had fatally weakened the opposition to the Nazis by his vital contribution to an agreement‚ a concordat with the regime.[4] In 1942 Pius XII delivered a

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    Saint Pope Pius X (born Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto) was born on June 2‚ 1835 in Riese‚ Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia‚ Austrian Empire. (now Italy‚ Province of Treviso) He was born in a family of ten‚ three brothers and six sisters. At a young age‚ Giuseppe studied Latin with his village priest. In 1850 he received the tonsure from the Bishop of Treviso‚ and was given a scholarship from the Diocese of Treviso to attend the Seminary of Padua‚ where he finished his classical‚ philosophical‚ and theological

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    Neutrality of the Vatican

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    powers‚ and to preserve an environment where the church can successfully conduct freely and open. The policy of Pope Pius XII seen by historians‚ is consistent with an abiding tradition of Vatican diplomacy. During political outbreaks through the "depression years"‚ this tradition was portrayed and translated by Eugenio Pacelli‚ who was the Cardinal Secretary of State under Pius XI and later became the wartime Pope. Pacelli demonstrated a serious commitment to the spiritual mission of the Holy See

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    is the last born daughter of Principal Chief Lerotholi Mojela of Tebang‚ Mafeteng. She attended the following schools‚ Phoqoane Primary‚ Mafeteng Controlled School and finished her Secondary education at Basutoland High School. In 1961 she went to Pius XII known as NUL and later the same year moved on to Bath College of Home Economics in England. In 1962 she got married to King Bereng Seeiso. Queen Mother has dedicated her life to the disadvantaged and disabled‚ particularly children. She founded

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    Catholic Social Teaching

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    and Nazism have all been condemned‚ at least in their pure forms‚ by several popes since the late nineteenth century. Quadragesimo Anno : Encyclical of Pope Pius XI‚ on the Reconstruction of the Social Order‚ May 15‚ 1931 In the midst of the great depression‚ in the age of dictators and ruthless totalitarian systems of the right and the left‚ Pope Pius XI celebrates the fortieth anniversary of Rerum Novarum. He reaffirms the principles set out by Leo XIII and applies them to the current

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    How serious a threat was Mary Queen of Scots to Elizabeth’s rule? All substantial threats to Elizabeth’s position as Queen were symptoms of the tension between Catholicism and Protestantism. The threats posed by Mary Queen of Scots‚ as well as those of the Spanish Armada of 1588 and the war with Spain (which dominated the last twenty years of Elizabeth’s reign)‚ were consequences of a Catholic desire to gain supremacy in England. However‚ the extent to which the Catholic threat was centred on

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    Mystici Corporis Christi

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    the subject Theology 102: Church and Ecumenism. Paula Mae SP. Palma BSBA FM 1A March 8‚ 2013 B. Introduction Mystici Corporis Christi is a papal encyclical issued by Pope Pius XII during World War II on the Church as the Mystical Body of Christ. It is one of the more important encyclicals of Pope Pius XII‚ because of its topic‚ the Church‚ and because its Church concept was fully included in Lumen Gentium but also strongly debated during and after Vatican II. The Church is called body

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    Models of the Church

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    bishops guide others to holiness – pastoral)‚ and to govern (hierarchy to govern the “flock” with their own authority that’s derived from Christ). Its strengths are unity across groups‚ stability‚ and effective ministry. One example of this model is Pope Pius V and the Council of Trent‚ He decided to put an end to the Protestant Reformation to sanctify the church from both internal and external corruption. Another model‚ Harold‚ defines Church as a community united by faith for the purpose of proclaiming

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    Benedict XIV‚ issued by Pope St. Pius V. This proclamation took place in the 18th century‚ when religious tolerance seemed to be at a low. In this proclamation‚ people debate the idea of how the Christians and Jews in Poland are living together. They state arguments‚ pros and cons. Since the earliest of times‚ people often disagreed with Christians being over powered. When they were put up against major powers‚ stirs began to happen within the society. St. Pius V in A Quo Primum gives clear details

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