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    Reviewer in CLE about Mother Candida DATES: 1. May 31‚ 1845 - Birth of St. Candida/ Baptism 2. August 9‚ 1912 – Death of St. Candida‚ at the age of 67‚ the cause is cerebral stroke 3. April 2‚ 1869 – The day St. Candida received the inspiration to found a congregation 4. December 8‚ 1871 – The Hijas de Jesus Congregation is born 5. May 12‚ 1996 – Beatification of St. Candida 6. October 17‚ 2010 – Canonization of St. Candida 7. 1932 – The year when the HIjas de Jesus Congregation arrived

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    Lens 1 - History of Ideas During much of the Middle Ages‚ the Roman Catholic Church was the most important aspect in one’s life. Sacraments and worship were essential elements in the lives of peasants. However‚ religious dominance was threatened as countries began to secularize. The political centralization that occurred in the High Middle Ages was precedent for the change in the relationship between church and state. Prompted by taxation of the clergy and the consequent retaliation to and disdain

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    plans. It’s a weekday that to holds no significance to most but to a Spanish speaking member of St. Anne’s Church it is a day for worship. To this member it is a night where she can go to church to pray‚ sing‚ and practice Catholicism. This member is a woman by the name of Alejandra Montoya‚ age 36‚ who is a devout Catholic and cherishes her community at St. Anne’s church. St. Anne’s Church is richly decorated inside and out‚ and is home to the Wednesday night Mass held at 7:00 p.m. in Spanish (St

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    The Catholic Church played a large role in colonial Latin American society. The Church served as a unifying institution in a society made up of many different kinds of people - Europeans‚ Africans‚ Indigenous‚ and mixed-raced individuals - from a variety of economic backgrounds. Documents from the colonial period show that the Church was a maintainer of Iberian social order‚ and its officials and priests were expected to serve as exemplars of their religion. The Church maintained order and conveyed

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    open mind‚ and see what happens. I enjoyed helping on service day at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church. With my family by my side we cleaned the campus grounds‚ worked inside the sanctuary cleaning and polishing pews. I met many people from the parish and made friendships. After service day I felt pride‚ and had fun spending time helping the church‚ but I realized I wasn’t a member of the church. I spoke to my parents about how passionately my siblings and I wanted to become parishioners. We

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    incorporate the Church and the People of the Seigneury because they made huge contributions towards New France. The Church was very influential in New France. They were the only ones who provided Education. They were in charge of schools‚ hospitals‚ missionaries‚ and churches. The Nuns taught the children the Roman Catholic religion‚ Latin‚ French‚ and basic math. Many children‚ particularly young men‚ had no education by any means. Young men were trained to be priests. The Church was the only social

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    Two weeks ago I went to Sunday Mass at St. Lawrence Catholic Church. The service started at 8:00am and lasted about an hour and a half. Early in my childhood I went to a Catholic Mass with one of my cousins‚ but since I was so young I was not able to fully understand the differences between Catholic and Protestant Christianity. Subsequently‚ I do have a slight amount of exposure to Catholic Christianity. At the beginning of the Mass there was a procession of the priest and ministers carrying a

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    about the people going through the process of baptism. Beowulf exact words about his thoughts towards baptism were‚ “They swim out of fear.” His point of this was to emphasize how the people really don’t know about religion‚ but instead are doing it because they want and think it will protect them. He views it as a way for them to feel like they will have no more fear after they get baptized. This could be a comparison of how some people today may view baptism or even don’t have any interest in religion

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    Never having been to this church‚ I was thoroughly impressed with Deacon Bob’s sermon. It was obvious he prepared extensively for his performance and it made his message that much more memorable. He explained to us that he was visiting from Trenton‚ NJ so it was nice to have a different perspective‚ a fresh take on things. Although you go to church knowing you will be preached to about Jesus and God‚ it isn’t just that. There are life lessons to be learned and they can be applied to everyday

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    Credenda/Agenda Volume 15‚ Issue 2: Liturgia Why Sacraments are not Signs Peter Leithart I admit it: sacraments are signs. Though the New Testament never speaks of baptism or the Lord’s Supper as "signs‚" Old Covenant "sacraments" are given this designation. Following Genesis 17:11‚ Paul writes of "the sign of circumcision‚" which was "a seal of the righteousness" that Abraham possessed by faith before he was circumcised (Rom. 4:11). The blood of the Passover lamb was a "sign" (Exod. 12:13)‚ and

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