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    The Friendship between Faith and Reason: The Conversions of John Henry Newman and Gilbert Keith Chesterton Ma. Anne Teresa S. Rivera A study of the history of the Catholic Church naturally includes references to conversions of many men and women who have not only lived to attest to the greatness of Catholicism‚ but have also exercised their right to religious freedom‚ and their natural inclination to searching for religion amidst crises‚ controversies and changes throughout history. Generations

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    The time period in Europe from the 8th to the 14th century is known as the Middle Ages. The Middle ages was full of change and consistency. Like any time period the Middle Ages are effected by and is made up by a few different aspects. Some of these aspects include religion‚ politics‚ and social patterns and hierarchy. In the Middle Ages religion was very consistent and dominant‚ Politics were brutal and turbulent‚ and the social life was extremely similar at the beginning and end of the middle ages

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    subject to a major reformation of English Christianity after years of gradual change and development. Elizabeth I’s Thirty Nine Articles (1563) specified the doctrine of the church‚ ‘but it retained some traditional features‚ such as the hierarchy of bishops. During the ensuing decades the church was attacked from both sides‚ by a continuing catholic minority who sought to depose Elizabeth and restore the “old religion”‚ and by radical protestants‚ known as puritans and separatists‚ who felt the settlement

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    INTRODUCTION In a meeting with Catholic Educators‚ on April 17‚ 2008‚ His Holiness Benedict XVI articulated that “….education is integral to the mission of the church to proclaim the Good News. First and foremost every Catholic educational institution is a place to encounter the living God who in Christ Jesus reveals his transforming love and truth (c.f. spe.Salvi 4). The Catholic community here has in fact made education one of its highest priorities. This undertaking has not come

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    The Christian church in medieval Rome held a lot of social and religious authority but along with authority came issues of society that they were forced to deal with. Sexuality was a matter of the churches concern that was more often related to the word "Evil". I am going to attempt to prove that the "evils" involved in sexuality such as prostitution‚ and homosexuality were necessary for the church to maintain a growing authority over society. The chronological limits I am focusing on will fall between

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    church‚ culture and language still seen today. William interest in the church continued into his reign‚ he wanted to purify the church by freeing it of corruption but keeping it under his control. One of the ways he did this was by appointing Norman bishops‚ abbots and monks‚ which brought the English church closer to continental development and new reforms.

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    The Church in the Middle Ages The Catholic Church greatly influenced the lives of people in the Middle Ages. The Church owned land‚ they controlled people’s beliefs‚ they were wealthy and they were led by the Pope. Majority of people in the Middle Ages were Catholic and relied on the Church for teachings‚ rewards and punishments. The church used threats‚ teachings and law to control people of the Middle Ages. People went on Crusades for the Pope and the Church. The Church told people if they did

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    Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli‚ born November 25th‚ 1881 in Sotto il Monte‚ Italy‚ was the eldest son in a large family of thirteen children. He was from a very poor background and slowly worked his way up the ranks of the Church. Angelo came to be the head of the church taking on the name Pope John XXIII on the 28th of October 1958 when he took charge of the Vatican until the 3rd of June 1963‚ the day of his death‚ aged 81. He has since been canonised a saint on the 27th of April‚ 2014. Pope John XXIII

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    The Dark Ages of Europe were called such for several reasons. One of the more notorious reasons was the state of the Catholic Church. In the years before the Reformation‚ members of the Catholic clergy had reached an all time low in terms of their morality. The abuses of clerical power and privileges by the medieval clergy spanned all parts of their daily lives. Members of the Catholic clergy were financially‚ politically and socially corrupt. Each of these corruptions made up the enormous religious

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    Chapter I Introduction A church is a building or structure to facilitate worship and the meeting of its members‚ particularly in Christianity. As a Christian we must be aware to the rituals of being a catholic‚ likewise wedding and baptism is one of the rituals. Over the past few years‚ our lady of light parish church continues to evolve. The combination of technology and Catholic Church will be able to make a source of accessibility of the rituals. Traditionally being baptized

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