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    Mystici Corporis Christi

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    FM 1A March 8‚ 2013 B. Introduction Mystici Corporis Christi is a papal encyclical issued by Pope Pius XII during World War II on the Church as the Mystical Body of Christ. It is one of the more important encyclicals of Pope Pius XII‚ because of its topic‚ the Church‚ and because its Church concept was fully included in Lumen Gentium but also strongly debated during and after Vatican II. The Church is called body‚ because it is a living entity; it is called the body of Christ‚ because Christ

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    Vatican

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    the political sector divorce was legalized‚ new liberation of women there were civil rights‚ feminist movement. The church experienced significant difficulties to find a response as the morals of society were continuously changing. When John xxiii was elected pope in 19__ he realized the future of the church would be in great danger and realized serious reform was needed/. These circumstances eventually led to agriomento menaing bringing the church up to date with these changed. On October 1922 where

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    Death Penalty History

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    History of the Death Penalty The Death Penalty is nothing new to our society. It has been in effect throughout the world for ages. As far back as the Eighteenth Century‚ B.C.‚ a king of Babylon codified 25 crimes that were punishable by the death penalty. {In the Draconian code of Athens‚ it was the only punishment for all crimes.} This debate is especially strong within the Christian religion‚ due to the fact that Jesus himself was sentenced to the death penalty. Skipping ahead to more

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    Essayu

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    Introductory information1. Mother tererea skope‚ august 26‚ 1910 she dedicated a major part of her life to serve the poor Because its good to know about the person that made a difference by helping the poor Childhood and Upbringing 1. skope ‚ macedonia 2. 3.She was always into religion She was home schooled as a child (she was born in the Ottoman Empire‚ and girls were not permitted to attend school) this education was little more than basic literacy and mathematics. When

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    ROMAN CATHOLICISM VS BUDDHISM: BIOETHICS MARY SULTANA 10.1 ____________________________________________________________ _________________ Roman Catholicism and Buddhism are two very different religions. They vary greatly on many aspects of contemporary life issues‚ such as the environment‚ personal health and violence. The following essay will contain similarities and differences between Roman Catholicism and Buddhism‚ focusing on the contemporary issue of Bioethics. The ideas debated

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    Author Recounts Growing up Catholic in the ’70s (1888 PressRelease) Press release to announce online memoir‚ "Sophmoron." Minneapolis-St. Paul‚ MN-WI - While the current pope makes the cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine‚ the pope back in the ’60s and ’70s made headlines from a renewal of Catholic doctrine. The renewal‚ called "Vatican II‚" swept through the Catholic church and changed the way priests held church services. Catholic education changed‚ too‚ often toward experimental approaches

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    God In Modern Society Religion Essay The historical and social living conditions of Christianity changed rapidly and dramatically in the 20th and 21st century compared to past centuries. Until the French revolution which occurred during 1789–1799 and the enlightenment‚ religion and worshiping was unbreakable‚ very common and natural. The Church and churches were the actuators of the society and institutions. They provided education‚ health and social care‚ furthermore they controlled politics

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    Neutrality of the Vatican

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    preserve an environment where the church can successfully conduct freely and open. The policy of Pope Pius XII seen by historians‚ is consistent with an abiding tradition of Vatican diplomacy. During political outbreaks through the "depression years"‚ this tradition was portrayed and translated by Eugenio Pacelli‚ who was the Cardinal Secretary of State under Pius XI and later became the wartime Pope. Pacelli demonstrated a serious commitment to the spiritual mission of the Holy See. He saw this

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    in communion today to celebrate the life and eternal memory of one of the greatest popes of our time. We gather today not only to grieve the loss of the good pope and light of the church but to also praise the work Angelo Roncalli has accomplished throughout his life. I am honored and touched to share the memory of a wonderful life and an unforgettable man with you all today. Through the grief‚ we can remember John XXIII through his contributions to the growing and changing church today. For those

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    Definition Essay

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    for our sins. He could have damned every person from them on‚ but he chose to forgive for they and we do not know what we are doing. He possessed what so many of us take for granted nowadays: true forgiveness. Another case‚ in the church when Pope John Paul II asked “...forgiveness to all mankind for the mistakes made by the Catholic Church‚ for abuse committed by priests against children (sexual abuse).” Does asking for forgiveness on behalf of all the priests who were guilty of this crime somehow

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