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    Clergy‚ and Litany. The Catechism of the Church states that the Pope‚ Bishop of Rome and Peter’s successor‚ is the perpetual and visible source of the foundation of the unity of the bishops and all the faithful in one whole company or unity. Pope Clement V‚ when elected as Pope. He had decided rather than moving to Rome‚ Clement V lived in Avignon‚ a small town in France‚ and after his death many other Popes to come still continued to live and continue their papacy there in

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    Catholic Church Malaika Nicholson DeVry University Pope John Paul II visited Nicaragua in 1983. His visit was a response to rumors regarding an alliance that was developing between Marxists revolutionaries and priests that was beginning to emerge in Latin America. The Catholic Church historically was strongly against communism. Therefore‚ these alliances that were emerging between priests and revolutionaries were troublesome to Pope John Paul. Even though the priest denied doing anything wrong

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    Waldensian - late 12th century when Peter Valdez - followers called themself the poor - translated the bible in common language. -did not follow the clergy The Albigensian Crusade or Cathar Crusade -(1209–1229) was a 20-year military campaign - By Pope Innocent III to eliminate Catharism in Languedoc‚ in the south of France. -They believe only the spirit is good and the physical world is evil 2 Gods old and new testament -dualism St. Francis of Assisi -Founder of the Franciscan Order -born

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    Pope Benedict XVI: Mild and Humble A great leader does not impose perfection at all times. Leaders also have their shortcomings to their people but on top of that‚ they continue to pursue their passion which is to serve those people who believed in them. However‚ not all leaders are measured through their greatness. Some will be remembered because of their humility. Don’t you think it’s great if someone will humbly give up power knowing they can not anymore serve their people better? One can

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    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 took a papal name and number: Urban VI‚ who stayed in Rome‚ and Clement VII‚ who returned to Avignon. Although Roman Catholic Church historians generally agree that Urban VI and his successors

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    split between the Avignon popes and the Vatican popes‚ and this conflict led to questions in papal authority and hostilities between the two factions‚ one supporting the Avignon popes and one supporting the Vatican popes. The Great Schism was a split in the Church between the two factions of the Avignon popes and the Italian popes. Many events lead up to the schism. One of which was the fact that there was fighting going on in Italy when Clement V was selected as the new pope‚ so instead

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    Criterion A: Rationale and Preliminary Research Albert Einstein once stated that‚ “Science without religion is lame‚ religion without science is blind.” I took this quote to mean that without each other they would lack in a balanced world. Furthermore‚ the research topic I will completely focus on is the struggle between Catholic churches and the contraceptives. The Catholic Churches have a belief that the only contraception acceptable is Abstinence. The founder or one of the developers

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    women being ordained in the church. The views are based on the traditional and doctrinal references that the Catholic religion is based on. The views are from various resources such as the Roman Catholic Church in the Vatican‚ Pope John Paul II‚ and the newly elected Pope Benedict XVI. The views described in this brief are based on the traditions of old and their refusal to change the traditions to fit for the twentieth century. SEXISM IN

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    I. SUMMARY of Evangelium Vitae Evangelium Vitae (Latin: "The Gospel of Life") is the name of the encyclical written by Pope John Paul II which expresses the position of the Catholic Church regarding the value and inviolability of human life. The Pope issued the encyclical on March 25‚ 1995.This affirmation of the Gospel of Life‚ which is part of and inseparable from the entire Gospel of Christ‚ is fundamental to the Church’s mission to the world‚ and part of the necessary witness of every Christian

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    God presented us with original sin‚ including the pope. How is it possible for the Pope to be considered infallible? The Catholic teaching on papal infallibility is very misunderstood by those who participate in other faiths and even Catholics as well. The definition of infallibility is the inability to be wrong. Infallibility is not the absence of sin‚ nor does it only belong to the Pope. Infallibility belongs to the Bishops in communion with the Pope as well. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states

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