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    Magisterium

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    Council’s definition of papal infallibility. The Church’s magisterium is exercised without this solemnity in statements by popes and bishops‚ whether collectively (as by an episcopal conference) or singly‚ in written documents such as catechisms‚ encyclicals and pastoral letters‚ or orally‚ as in homilies. These statements are part of the ordinary magisterium of the Church. The First Vatican Council declared that "all those things are to be believed with divine and Catholic faith which are contained

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    The Old Testament is made of 46 Books. The Book of Psalms is the nineteenth book of the Bible. Like all books from the Bible‚ the Book of Psalms is considered Sacred Scripture and given to man through inspiration by the Holy Spirit of God‚ the true author. The Book of Psalms is a collection of writings describing how the Israelites worshiped God. It also foreshadows Christ as the Word of God‚ or also known as the Word made flesh. In this case‚ the word also means the literal words that God gave to

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    Pope John XXIII: A Partner in Solidarity for a Changing World Pope John was born Angelo Roncalli on November 25‚ 1881 in Bergamo Italy. He was the fourth child‚ born to a family of fourteen. His family worked as poor sharecroppers‚ and was often financially strained. Roncolli decided to become a preiest as a young man‚ and was ordained in 1904 at the age of twenty-three. Ten years later‚ during World War I‚ he was drafted into the army‚ and served in the medical corps‚ and as a chaplian.

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    organization for the poor. Cardinal James Gibbons: Working Catholics organized into a controversial organization known as the the Knights of Labor‚ a union supported by some of the U.S hierarch. True/False or Multiple Choice form: 1. What is an encyclical? a letter written by 2 Pope given to an audience of Bishops 2.Know Rerum Novarum Considered the beginning of Catholic social teaching 3.How does Catholic social teaching determine the value of work? The value

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    Wicked Problem Throughout the past few decades the public has been made aware of the many threatening environmental changes happening to the world. This domino effect has proven to be the world’s most wicked problem because of how quickly things tend to escalate. Climate change alone has proven to have the most relationships with other environmental issues happening across the world and that is due to the interdependence of each and every issue. The first step in actually solving this issue is to

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    Pacem in Terris Summary

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    Pacem in Terris by Pope John XXIII Summary Human Dignity Humans‚ being made in God’s image and likeness‚ and blessed with intelligence and freedom‚ are dignified people. We have a conscience‚ and are given grace by God. Men are all equal in dignity‚ which would involve the possession and implementation of human rights‚ leading to recognition and respect. One must understand that their relationship with God is the very foundation of their life. Human Rights All human rights have three essential

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    | I. INTRODUCTION1. Human Work on the Ninetieth Anniversary of Rerum NovarumSince 15 May of the present year was the ninetieth anniversary of the publication by the great Pope of the "social question"‚ Leo XIII‚ of the decisively important Encyclical which begins with the words Rerum Novarum‚ I wish to devote this document to human work and‚ even more‚ to man in the vast

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    Catholic social teaching is a central and essential element of our faith. Its roots are in the Hebrew prophets who announced God’s special love for the poor and called God’s people to a covenant of love and justice. It is a teaching founded on the life and words of Jesus Christ‚ who came "to bring glad tidings to the poor . . . liberty to captives . . . recovery of sight to the blind"(Lk 4:18-19)‚ and who identified himself with "the least of these‚" the hungry and the stranger (cf. Mt 25:45). Catholic

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    Why is the Catholic Church against the Reproductive Health Bill? Many so-called reproductive health bills contain provisions for abortion. The Catholic Church believes that abortion is a serious offense against the sanctity of all human life‚ that the infant in the womb deserves the same rights and protections that we all enjoy‚ and therefore opposes legislative or administrative measures that promote this procedure. The Catholic Church is not in favor of the Reproductive Health Bill because

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    He defined man as “Singulis quisque homo una persona est” Severinus Boethius defined the person as “Persona est rationalis naturae individual substantia” His definition opened wider picture for the definition of the human person. In his definition he identified three things which are common even to a stone. A stone has nature‚ single individuality and a substance. But it does not have rationality and that makes the human person unique. Catholic Perspective on Euthanasia Everything that was created

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