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    Angels & Demons As a child we paint the world in colors and rainbow though the reality varies quiet afar from that. In our youth we know of only basic traits of happy and sad‚ then we grow and experience the world and evolve to have greed‚ maliciousness‚ and jealousy‚ that is what this world makes us. And no matter how hard we try to conceal the unlikable‚ a peek of it will always show it self through your personality.As someone who keep his evil covered till death there is a clear case made by

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    conviction of those involve. The selection of Pope Francis witnessed by the world was a sacred occurrence in Vatican participated by Cardinals from different parts of the world who composed the College of Cardinals. Pope Francis will be leading the entire Catholic Church in the world with about 1.2 billion Catholic believers as of 2010 Census of the 2012 Annuario Pontificio (Pontifical Yearbook). The Catholic Church is headed by a Pope while a democratic Government is headed by a President

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    Throughout history a people’s hopes have enabled them to triumph against all odds. The militiamen of colonial America were able to protect their independence from the British‚ who at the time had the largest‚ most powerful military in the world. In more recent years‚ the passengers of a commercial airliner included in the 9/11 tragedy were able to crash their plane before it reached its unknown‚ but surely‚ life-devastating destination. These were ordinary people were able to overtake armed‚ savagely

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    A Humble Man

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    more important things in life. Things like beliefs‚ and that even those in poverty could have a wonderful life. He lead by example rather than just preaching. He would later be named the patron saint of animals and influence the church’s current pope in a way that will most likely change the Catholic Church forever. First and foremost‚ Saint Francis made a major contribution into reforming the church through his “humble movement.” He made the Catholic Church look at the way it was teaching the

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    often called‚ was an Ecumenical Council‚ (which means it affected the worldwide Christian community) of the Roman Catholic Church. It began on October 11‚ 1962 under‚ Pope John XXIII with over two thousand attendants (Hollis 23). The council ended on December 8‚ 1965‚ with Pope Paul VI presiding over the council due to the death of Pope John XXIII in 1963. The council consisted of four different sessions convening in the fall of the four years during which the council took place. Topics discussed

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    ‘Faith Unites on Slavery Fights’ The newspaper article ‘Faiths Unite on Slavery Fights’‚ published in December 2014‚ presents the Pope and religious leaders pledge to work together to end slavery by 2020. Pope Francis and leaders from other churches and religions signed a declaration pledging to work together to help end modern slavery in the world by 2020. Pope Francis urged governments‚ businesses and all people of good will to join forces against this "crime against humanity.” The article

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    SAINT JOHN BOSCO 1851-1888 Saint John Bosco was born August 16th‚ 1815‚ while Europe‚ more precisely Italy‚ was in the making of a new Renaissance. When he was living‚ they were many orphaned and poor boys. Without the guidance that these young men needed‚ they often got in trouble with the law. John would have became this way if it weren’t for her devoted mother. John was the youngest son of a peasant family. His father died when John was only two years old. As a youngster‚ he would preach

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    Laborem Exercens  Pope John Paul II‚ 1981‚ On Human Work     Laborem  Exercens  commemorates the ninetieth anniversary of Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum.  The context of which   it  was  written  then  was  that  of  the  emerging  crisis   of  the  Communist  systems  in  Central   and  Eastern  Europe  (Solidarity).  Pope  John  Paul  II  understood  just  how  that  system  had  failed  to  recognize  the  dignity  of  work.  From his  experience‚  he  became  aware  that  any  form  of  mater

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    The revival of papacy Pope Paul III (1534-1549) was the turning point to the revival of papacy Appointed a reform commission to study the condition of the Jesuits and summoned the council of Trent A Colloquy was held at Regensburg to settle religious tension peacefully Cardinal Caraffa was chosen pope as Paul IV (1555-1559) Council of Trent Problems such as outbreak in plagues‚ war between France and Spain‚ and changing of popes occurred The ladder group wan

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    culture of Vatican City. Religion in Vatican City can also be seen politically. The government of Vatican City is ecclesiastical or an absolute monarchy; the Pope‚ elected by cardinals‚ is the Head of State and has supreme authority over the Church both inside the walls and globally‚ as the belief that is held is that‚ in essence‚ the Pope is the earthly emissary of God‚ and thus the people of the Vatican are ruled by God. The law of Vatican City basically follows canon law‚ that

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