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    history of Western Civilization. Its origins can be traced as far back as Jesus Christ and the Apostles. Today‚ the Catholic Church amasses over 11.1 billion members and has developed a sophisticated theology and hierarchy led by the papacy. By examining the Reformation‚ it is clear that the Catholic Church was the cause and‚ therefore‚ greatly influenced by it. The Roman Catholic Church was highly criticized due to past events such as the Babylonian Captivity and the Great Schism. In the sixteenth-century

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    Why are only Catholic Schools Funded? I would like to propose a change to the current Ontarian policy in which catholic schools are a hundred percent governmentally funded‚ I am proposing that either all religion based schools get funded or none of them should. This policy is clearly biased against other faith-based schools. Ontario is the only province in Canada which funds Catholics schools only among the different religious based schools. Other provinces across the country either partially fund

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    In this essay I will discuss the impact of the Council of Trent on the catholic understanding of sacraments. I will briefly outline the history of the sacrament and include background information on the council of Trent. I will discuss the council’s decisions and teachings in relation to the sacraments and how the council has distinguished between the catholic understanding of sacraments and the protestant understanding of the sacraments. The term sacrament derives from the Latin sacramentum. In

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    Catholic Social Teaching “Without God man neither knows which way to go‚ nor even understands who he is. As we contemplate the vast amount of work to be done‚ we are sustained by our faith that God is present alongside those who come together in his name to work for justice” (CV‚ p. 78). While the Church has made it a mission to identify the flaws of certain economic solutions throughout the years‚ it has also attempted to give a solid understanding of what could and should be done in order to

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    how the Catholic Church has developed. St. Thomas Aquinas was an Italian philosopher and theologian of the medieval period born in 1225 in Italy who was a significant mover and shaker. So what was his role in the changing church‚ how did he use his influence‚ what change occurred as a result and where is the Church now as a result? Tomas Aquinas had a role and also an influence in the Catholic Church. He was a philosopher and theologian and he used his role to create change in the Catholic Church

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    The Catholic tradition is forever growing and due to technology being brought into the modern society‚ it can be used for purposes in and out of the church. Technology comes in many shapes and forms and it is a way to spread the news throughout communities and most importantly‚ it can do what a letter cannot‚ spread information worldwide with the click of one button. Technology includes all forms of multimedia‚ the internet and online programs which can both positively and negatively impact on individuals

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    philosophy of Catholic education originated from a strong belief in a duty to serve God‚ and an understanding that each child is a unique gift from God‚ with individual needs‚ abilities and potential. This philosophy underlies the mission I adopted from the Diocese of Arlington‚ “to serve God by providing for the social‚ emotional‚ physical‚ spiritual‚ and academic development of each child‚” while helping each child develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. As a Catholic school administrator

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    Analyse the role and the influence of the Catholic Church in the Irish education system to date. In the following essay I will discuss how significant and evident the role the Catholic Church has played in our education system to date. I will analyse the role and influence of the Catholic Church from the earliest known catholic schools to the catholic schools of the present day. The Catholic Church can be granted the pride of setting up our education system which allows us to compete academically

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    IMPACT MARTIN LUTHER HAD ON THE REFORMATION Martin Luther had several positive impacts on the Reformation. For instance‚ putting the immorality of the Catholic Church under microscope and later coming to a revolutionary idea that will limit their power. One aspect of the Catholic Church that was challenged by Martin Luther were the indulgences the church was selling in order to build a new church in Rome. Indulgences were the selling of prayers or authorizations

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    Spain has always been a strongly influenced Roman Catholic country. As indicted on the map the entire Spain region population is consists a majority of Roman Catholic between 81% and 94 % of the population. (What Spain) Therefore‚ the Vatican consider Spain the most Catholic County of Europe. (Richburg) Although‚ Catholic Christianity is by the largest religion in Spain. Many Spaniards‚ especially the younger generations choose to ignore the Catholic teachings. According to Current Religious Climate

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