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    Karlo Marco C. Cleto Management Principles 11097361 MBA-JD A Reaction to Michael Naughton’s “The Ethical Executive” Michael Naughton’s “The Ethical Executive” is a brief discussion of the document “Vocation of a Business Leader”‚ which was first presented at the International Christian Union of Business Executives World Congress in France earlier this year. The Ethical Executive is a sort of introductory paper encouraging managers to study the aforementioned document‚ which advocates

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    Economic Justice For All

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    What the ideas and principles of the Economic Justice for All are not so much about how to shape the economic aspect of America but rather look at the social teachings in the church. The goal is to take what we have learned from gospel and make our everyday rational decisions about what is right and what is wrong. This is exactly what the Second Vatican of the Catholic Church did in 1986. A group of very intelligent priests and avid followers of Christ sat around together and addressed the right

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    Caritas... The Catholic Concern for Justice By Sean Hughes Table of Contents: 1 Introduction p.4 2 Caritas Worldwide - Caritas Australia... A global mission p.5 2.1 Countries that are associated p.5 2.2 Missions which are run p.5 3 Caritas within Australia - Caritas... In the Land of Australia p.7 3.1 Australia’s association with Caritas p.7 3.2 Activities & projects in each state p.7 3.3 How Australians live out the Caritas mission p.7 4 Caritas

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    A certain handful of people on Earth seek to see the change they would like to see in the world. Archbishop Oscar Romero was one of those people and his heroic actions he took and the attempt he made to stand up for the people of El Salvador made a big impact in the lives of the lower class Salvadorans‚ called campesinos. Throughout Romero’s life his views were changed based on the political climate of El Salvador and the well-being of the poor campesino people that lived there. Romero’s view of

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    Dubliners by James Joyce

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    paralysis In the opening story of James Joyce’s Dubliners we have The Sisters and the theme of religion and paralysis. Joyce looking at the relationship between Ireland and the Catholic Church and the state of paralysis between the two. The story tells the tale of a young unnamed boy and his relationship with an elderly catholic priest at the turn of the 20th century and the difficulties the young boy feels because of the priest’s death. The narrator of the story‚ the young boy who remains nameless

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    Galileo Galilei was born in 1564 in Pisa‚ Italy. At a young age his family moved to Florence where he grew up. At about the age of 33‚ Galileo begins to believe in the Copernican or heliocentric model of the universe as opposed to the Ptolemaic or geocentric model. Galileo then used magnifying glasses to create telescopes to see the stars better. He realizes that the Copernican model offers better explanations for what he discovered in the sky and for what happens here on earth than the Ptolemaic

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    True Cowards

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    Reproductive health bill is a law that seeks to promote the knowledge of using natural and artificial contraceptives for the control of birth rate and to avoid diseases. This law was first filed during Cory Aquino’s administration but was not passed due to the church declining to accept such ways of living. However‚ the law was once again filed in Noynoy Aquino’s administration and was finally passed as a new law of the Philippines. But even before the current president could sign the law‚ many quarrels

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    Rh Bill a&B

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    Reproductive Health Bill ( RH BILL ) Researchers : Chapter I The Perception on RH Bill of Catholic Students of STI College Alabang Introduction: This research of RH Bill is to study How properly use Contaceptives or Condom? Because many people didn’t use contraceptives or condom. That’s why‚ Many solutions have ben made to alleviate these problem but none of them seem to work. One of which is The Reproductive Health Bill of the Philippines or RH Bill. This bill allows Filipinos access

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    Orthodox Catholics are the most devout of the four categories. This is the group that identifies most strongly with the institution of the Catholic Church. They follow church teachings rigorously‚ take part in church activities‚ rituals and practices‚ and strive to live by it’s rules. Such individuals are incredibly proud of their faith‚ and wear it like a badge. They tend to be deeply involved with the church. Their entire social structure is based first and foremost (although not entirely) around

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    Holy Names University is a private‚ coeducational university located in Oakland‚ California. It is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church and is administered by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. Here at HNU the simple fact is that we the students are the beating heart and blood of the institution. We pay an extremely high cost to attend this small picturesque campus tucked away in the rolling hills of Oakland. As the heart of this body‚ we young students‚ often want things we cannot

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