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    The Catholic vision for an ideal society is centred on the implications of the faiths three distinctive belief‚ which is Most Holy Trinity‚ Jesus Divinity and Humanity and Jesus Death and Resurrection. This ideal society is based upon the belief in a Triune God‚ a God of love‚ for example Trinitarian love encourages us to have creative redemptive and sanctifying relationships. To be Alter-Christ‚ or Christ like by embarking on a threefold mission‚ which is to be a Priest‚ Prophet and King. Finally

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    Jesuits are the Society of Jesus‚ a Roman Catholic order of priests and brothers founded by Saint Ignatius of Loyola. After being seriously wounded in the Battle in 1521‚ he underwent a spiritual conversion while in recovery from his injuries to leave his military life and devote himself to labor for God‚ following the example of Francis of Assisi. Between 1524 and 1537‚ Ignatius studied theology and Latin in at university in Spain and then in Paris. Ignatius emerged as a religious leader during

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    Why a Catholic Education is Important to Me I am privileged to have been given the gift of Catholic Education. A Catholic Education has been a part of my life for the past 11 years‚ from preschool to now. It provides me with the morals and virtues that everyone person should live by. Being in high school it has allowed me to realize how important a Catholic Education is. My education has been filled with a sense of value for education‚ for life‚ and for Christ. I have been taught to have respect

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    Being of Irish Catholic heritage is important to me because I have special gifts all non-Irish Catholics have. Being Catholic allows me to be close and believe in God‚ have miracles to happen‚ have the profound sense of discovering‚ experiencing‚ and to be able to respond to God in union with others who believe in him‚ within my world and community. Also being a catholic commits me to not lie‚ allows me to be open to new opinions and ideas‚ proclaim the good news of Christ‚ be committed to transformation

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    Question 1 "What is the role and purpose of ecumenical councils in the Catholic Church? " Notes "Council opened on 11 October 1962 They meet to discuss matters of faith and Church discipline. Roman Catholic understanding of Ecumenical Councils are assemblies of Patriarchs‚ Cardinals‚ residing Bishops‚ Abbots‚ male heads of religious orders and other juridical persons‚ nominated by the Roman Pontiff. difference between vatican 2 common purpose of the first eight councils was to determine whether

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    became the beginner of the Reformation of the Catholic Church. He was born to peasants‚ but he attended school in a nearby town‚ University of Erfurt‚ where he took courses in Philosophy and studied Law. During a storm in 1505‚ he became very scared and prayed to the patron saint of travelers‚ Saint Anne‚ that if were to be saved that he would become a Monk. After he was saved‚ Luther in 1507 became an ordained Monk. As a monk he argued with the Catholic Church‚ with many of their doctrines and their

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    Latin‚God was seen as an omnipotent‚the church focused on hell and damnation‚lay people were not involved in the mass and unless you were catholic you didn’t go to heaven.The council was a renewal of the church tradition and ensured that it engaged all forces of the modern world which was the result of 16 documents brought about from the council‚changing the Catholic church’s practices and beliefs. The results being that God is seen as an omnipotent and not far away but present with us ‚the development

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    reformation with catholic church division ‚ English civil war with creation of absolutism and scientific revolution‚ they are all definitely most important 3 events during that period. When I started to think which one I can pick as most important‚ I decided to look for as cause and result relationship. And I found Protestant reformation and breaking unity of Catholic Church found especially more important. Reason that prepare all other events were actually reformation of Catholic Church. As we

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    dependent on the Church for just about everything. The Catholic Church had a firm hold on any religious beliefs people held. Therefore‚ science only existed for the few people that dared to go against the normal religious teachings. Slowly‚ people began to break away from the uniform idea of religion and started to question many of the teachings of the Church. Also‚ Enlightenment thinkers got the ball rolling‚ calling out the corruptness of the Catholic Church in Europe. This new style of thinking drove

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    Catholic Social Teaching is a central and essential element of our faith. Catholic Social Teaching is one example of a tradition of ethics. Catholic Social Teaching is one such attempt to provide ethical counsel regarding just relationships in political and economic life (Massaro‚57). In the nation state Chile there is an eschatological imagination of Catholic Social Teaching. An eschatological imagination of Catholic Social Teaching is the counter state of Pinochet’s regime. An eschatological

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