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    especially‚ Italian unification. Such as when Pope Pius IX asked the French army to defeat the Roman Republic in 1848. Also the Catholic Church made it forbidden in science to say the Earth travelled around the sun. However the Catholic Church does show little evidence of not hindering unification. Such as in 1846-7‚ Pope Pius IX appeared to be Liberal and freed 2000 political prisoners who were mostly revolutionaries. To some extent there is evidence that Pope Pius IX did not hinder the unification but

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    Cola Di Rienzo Summary

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    ROME AND THE PAPAL STATES Cola di Reinzo read many ancient Latin books and became very knowledgeable and wanted roman freedom and led a conspiracy to take over the city for the people The popes of the Renaissance had a dual position. On the one hand‚ they were‚ as rulers of the church‚ entrusted with the spiritual welfare of Christendom; on the other‚ they were the heads of an Italian city-state. Their failure to reconcile these two positions or rather‚ their devotion to the second at the expense

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    Vanessa Rios Cortes Professor D’Ascoli HUM2210 - Western Humanities: Ancient to (Online) 13 April 2013 “Western Schism‚ was the period from 1378 to 1417‚ when there were two‚ and later three‚ rival popes‚ each with his own following‚ his own Sacred College of Cardinals‚ and his own administrative offices.“ The two elections of 1378 produced two claimants to the papal title and the Great Schism. Bartolomeo Prignano‚ the Italian archbishop of Bari and the French cardinal Robert of Geneva. Each

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    army would not be enough to hold off the Turks‚ and going against his will‚ sent for help from the pope in Western Europe. The choice to ask for help from Western Europe was not a popular one due to the fact that the Byzantines saw there form of Christianity as heresy. Pope Gregory VII saw Byzantium’s call for help as a great opportunity to use Europe’s soldiers in the service of God. The Pope had this vision of leading the army into the east to defeat the Turks. He saw this as an excellent

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    Germany and Gregory VII was the Pope. The controversy between these men brought about many issues. In 1706‚ these issues are brought up in a long letter written by Henry IV. He addresses this letter to the Pope (Noble 250). Henry IV begins this letter to the Pope by immediately denouncing him and calling him a “false monk” (250). Henry goes into detail on how the Pope has not brought honor but disgrace to the church. He points out the mistreatment of the Pope when he says‚ “you have dared to

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    versus the rest of South America speaking Spanish (Hispanic). Both Lusitania (Portugal) & Spain were under one crown. After they split up as 2 countries fuelling this rivalry‚ both countries claimed the whole of South America as colonial possession. Pope has to intervene to stop any Christian blood from spilling. He drew a N-S (vertical) line on the map of continent‚ giving the east half to Portugal and west half to Spain. So‚ Brazil became Portuguese and the rest Spanish. This rivalry was vigorous

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    successfully promoted Catholic traditions. Leo is widely known as one of the best leaders of the ancient church. His papacy started on September 29‚ the year 440. Some names he was called include Saint Leo‚ saint Leo the Great‚ and Pope Saint Leo the Great. He believed the pope was in charge of leading the flock of Christ on earth and sending them on the path to heaven. He placed demands on catholics to secure true Christian beliefs. Leo’s main goal to sustain the unity of the church. His other goals

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    Impact Of Vatican 2

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    Countless contributions and the founding of Vatican 2 have resulted in Pope John’s immense devotion to the development and expression of Christianity. Pope John XXIII (Angelo Guiseppe Roncalli) was born on November 25th 1881 in Lombardy‚ Italy. His upbringing‚ rich in religion and modesty‚ provided the foundation of his basic values evident in his reign as Pope. Prior to his election‚ Angelo Roncalli was a writer and a scholar‚ specializing in history‚ petrology and apologetics. He was often consulted

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    Swift‟s satirical prose‚ which was meant to ridicule human vices and flaws‚ as well as a number of highly topical issues‚ considered with irony or sarcasm‚ chose variegated targets – all external objects and facts‚ not abstract entities ‚ as the satirist must exaggerate and distort reality‚ and so the satirical literary product can be said to be referential‚ while allegory supports the complexity of the message. The author‟s analytic‚ critical tendency does not essentially clash with the order-seeking

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    and hold the people together. The church gained power and took control like a political system would have. The infallibility of the Pope began to be recognized by the Roman Catholic Church as it started to developed its own laws‚ control many lands‚ and taxes. This allowed the church to become very wealthy‚ maintain power and function like a king. The position of Pope became a position associated with power. Gregory the great (6th century) declared himself “the servant of servants.” Later‚ Gregory

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