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    The Beginning of Citizenship in the early Republic When the collapse of the monarchy and the creation of the Republic had taken place‚ it is when the control of Roman government was allowed to only a small groups of influential families called the patricians. The remaining residents were the plebeians. Slowly giving way to a commonwealth (res publica)‚ a state governed by the people. The agricultural population of ancient Rome consisted of a dominant class of large landowners‚ the patricians‚ and

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    “Go‚ then‚ to all peoples everywhere and make them my disciples: baptize them in the name of the Father‚ the Son and the Holy Spirit…” Many of the sacraments that are celebrated today involve the use of oil. Baptism and confirmation are the two principle sacraments involving oils. In the Church liturgies‚ the actual significance of oil is often not known (or at least not fully) to the members of the parish faith community. This paper will examine the meaning of oil‚ the sacraments

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    SYNOD OF BISHOPS: JUSTICE IN THE WORLD The word synod comes from the Greek word –“ synodos” meaning "assembly" or "meeting"‚ and it is synonymous with the Latin word concilium — "council". Originally synods were meetings of bishops‚ and the word is still used in that sense in Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. the term "Synod of Bishops" or "Synod of the Bishops"‚is also applied to a permanent body established in 1965 as an advisory body of the Pope. While an assembly of the Synod of Bishops thus

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    the Liturgy. John XXIII reaffirmed the importance of the Scripture and Jesus by translating the Bible from Latin into the vernacular as outlined in the Vatican Document Dei Verbum. This was also combined with changes to the Liturgy as outlined in Sacrosanctum Concillium which included reconnecting the liturgy to the people by translating the liturgy into the vernacular as well. Translating from Latin in the language of the people demonstrated that the faith adapted to its global expansion and responded

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    Ancient Rome had two recognized classes of people living amongst the populace‚ the patricians and the plebeians. A patrician was described as a person of nobility or someone of noble origin. They had wealth‚ influence and political power over the plebeians. The plebeians were the commoners of the time‚ simple farmers and workers who considered second-class citizens and could not be part of the political system. While at first they were united to get rid of the Kings‚ thing quickly got sour

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    England‚ to find money to pay and equip an English army to defend England. His means of raising revenue without Parliament were critically short of being able to achieve this. It was against this backdrop and according to advice from the Magnum Concilium (the House of Lords‚ but without the British House of Commons‚ so not a Parliament)‚ that Charles finally bowed to pressure and summoned Parliament for November. The new Parliament was worse than the first. A law was passed which stated that a new

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    13MOZAIK13-bel.qxd 11/25/04 12:18 PM Page 7 On the same Track? MOZAIK 2004/1 Sören A S M U S The Conquest of Latin America: Europe and the External Other It has taken a long time to realise how the respective peoples perceived the encounter between people from Europe and people from Latin America. Enrique DUSSEL describes the process of encounter between the European conquistadores and the indigenous people of the Americas from a European point of view in six forms: Invention

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    from participating in their government; this was called the First Secession of the Plebs (Wasson ‚D. L.‚2014) . The patricians had little choice but to make certain compromises. The plebeians were permitted to create their own assembly called the Concilium Plebis or Council of Plebs. The Council of Plebs named their own magistrates called tribunes and had the power to make laws affecting the plebeians.( Wasson ‚D. L.‚2014) . According to Livius (2015)‚ when they became tribunes for the first time in

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    2. THE LEGION MUST DIRECT ITSELF TO THE INDIVIDUAL SOUL “We must not allow the crowded altar-rails at the morning’s Mass to blind us to the existence of horrible contrasts: entire families where things are wrong‚ or even whole neighbourhoods corrupted and abominable‚ where evil is‚ as it were‚ enthroned with its court all around it. Second‚ we should remember that although sin is in such places congested and doubly repulsive‚ it is none the less vile where it is more spread out. Third‚ though

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    enterprises." The senate was already a powerful body in Rome’s government‚ these events‚ however greatly increased its power. Constitutionally‚ the senate was an advisory body; the Lex Hortensia‚ passed in 287‚ gave the power to make decisions to the Concilium Plebus. In practice‚ however‚ the senate was the governing body of Rome and it ruled unchallenged throughout the second century. This power was obtained through its successful control over Rome’s wars of expansion. In fact‚ the crisis caused by the

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