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    challenges of the Australian Catholic Church. Religious vocations are on a steep decline. As stated by the Pope‚ in regard to Australia‚ "mainstream Christianity is dying more quickly here than in any other country." The shortage will prove to be a big problem as Father Eric Hodgens predicts the Church will soon have less than one sixth of the priests needed to conduct Sunday Mass. Pope Benedict XVI believes many people feel self-sufficient and do not need Christ or Christianity. He also said that

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    Church has prohibited its believers from forming part of Freemasonry since “In Eminenti Apostulatus” a Papal ban implemented in 1738 (Bishop‚ Clement‚ “In Eminenti”‚ Rome City‚ 1738‚ www.freemasonry.bcy.ca/antimasonry.html‚ web). Under the reign of Pope Clement XII‚ the Roman Catholic Church started what would turn into the strongest opposition that the oldest secret society of human history would have to face. Freemasonry attracted the Church’s attention due to its secret nature and growing influence

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    Archbishop Oscar Romero—Protector of the Poor Throughout history‚ there have been many inspirational people who have stood up against unfairness and for those whose voices weren’t being heard. Not only have they risked their lives trying to make a difference but also some have even lost their lives in the process. One person in particular was Óscar Romero who was a protector of the poor and stood up against the injustices of the government and military. His efforts left a lasting impression‚ even

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    Religious Art During the Dark Ages and the Renaissance Kennedy Paige Period 8 December 10‚ 2012 Ermine-  symbolizes truth‚ fidelity‚ mischief making.  Often associated with the aristocracy or royalty. lamb- symbolizes humanity‚ peace‚ and innocence.  The lamb represents Christ as the Lamb‚ and also Christians as the flock. Cat- symbolizes shrewdness‚ treachery‚ trickery and watchfulness. Often associated with Satan‚ witchcraft or sorcery. Unicorn- symbolizes purity‚ harmony and the arrival

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    Kaitlin Agnew Mrs. Kennedy Theology 1 15 March 2013 The first website I visited was LifeTeen‚ which revolves around the youth of the Catholic faith and serves as an online community for teenagers to come in touch with their religious beliefs. As I explored the website‚ I came across several insightful articles concerning topics relevant to teenagers in today’s society. One article in particular that I found interesting was “How to Be Happy” by Christina Mead. The desire to find happiness and the

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    lthough the long term causes of the Crimean War probably were more crucial‚ the immediate causes of the war — ostensibly‚ at least — were over religion‚ particularly over the protectorship of the Holy Places in Jerusalem. The Holy Land was part of the Muslim Ottoman Empire but also was the home of Judaism and Christianity. In the Middle Ages‚ Christian Europe and the Muslim east had fought the Crusades over control of this land. However‚ the Christian Church was divided into numerous small denominations

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    In Marian Ronan’s work‚ “Sister Trouble‚” she discusses the vatican investigations of American Catholic sisters‚ and argues that the constant tension and conflict between catholic sisters and bishops and popes stems from the issue of gender. Ronan quotes Kathleen Sprows‚ who argues that throughout church history the issues between celibate women and men in the church have come about when these women step out of their traditional gender roles‚ as traditionalists believe strictly in the essentialist

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    Joyce’s Juxtaposition of Catholicism and Aesthetics James Joyce was a prolific Irish writer who wrote about Ireland and the troubles the people of Ireland faced. According to the Volume Library Encyclopedia‚ with Ireland being about 94 % Roman Catholic‚ religion is a motif brought forth prominently in Joyce’s works. In Dubliners‚ his book of short stories as well as his supposed autobiography‚ Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man‚ Joyce shows religious turmoil and indecision through his characters

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    peasants‚ believing this is what Jesus would have done. Romero was shocked and decided to act. He ordered three days of mourning and a funeral mass in the cathedral‚ despite advice to the contrary. Further actions followed. * 1979 Oscar visited the Pope in Rome and outlined to him‚ with evidence‚ the injustices which were part of life in El Salvador. He did not have much support within the church‚ and was under threat from those outside it. He spoke out against the USA-financed security forces‚ and

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    collection of written documents that help shape our world into what it is today. These catholic social teachings are a part of history because they played a very important role in shaping our world to what it is today. These documents were written by popes and the church as a solution to maintain peace‚ order‚ and equality in our society. They were a call to action to have justice and equality in our society. Through these catholic social teachings‚ we humans solved many problems that were faced in our

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