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    Palestrina

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    only represent the glorification of God‚ but also corresponds to the other historical events happening in Italy at the time. For example‚ there were many architectural achievements‚ especially in Rome‚ in the 16th century. Look at the Basilica of Saint Peter‚ one of the four main Basilicas. First beginning construction in 1506‚ it was being built throughout the 1500’s. The St. Peter’s Basilica is to this day one of the largest Christian churches. While Palestrina was writing the Pope Marcellus Mass

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    Peter Skrzynecki

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    Several aspects of belonging can be explored through any of Peter Skrzynecki’s poems in the Immigrant Chronicle. Peter Skrzynecki explores belonging and its effect on him and his family. Belonging is a feeling that every human has a need to feel. When a person feels like they don’t belong they lose the feeling of security‚ they lack self esteem and an individual’s physical and physiological wellbeing can also be affected. In the poem “St Patrick’s College” shows the feeling of being unable to

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    This book review is on Strengths Finder 2.0. Written by Tom Rath‚ this book follows and elaborates on Donald Clifton’s Strength Finder assessment created in 1998. Strength Finder 2.0 looks to dispel the outdated belief that only weaknesses need to be improved upon. The textbook Psychology Applied to Work describes this concept as positive psychology‚ "The aim of positive psychology is to shift the emphasis away from what is wrong with people to what is right with people" (Muchinsky & Culberson

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    Peter Skrzynecki

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    individual need’ this can be further explored through Peter Skrzynecki’s poems ‘St Patrick’s College’ and ‘Felix Skrzynecki ‘and in the graphic novel ‘The Arrival’. Both composers use various ways of interpreting belonging and not belonging. Through the use of techniques‚ we can gain a greater understanding of belonging and its costs. In the poem ‘St Patricks college’‚ Skrzynecki reflects on some of his experiences of St Patricks college in Strathfield. Peter questions the social‚ educational and spiritual

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    Saint Patrick's Day

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    Mini presentation: Saint Patrick’s Day General Description: Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated every year on March 17th. The other name is St. Paddy’s day‚ not St. Patty’s Day! In Ireland‚ Saint Patrick’s Day is a national holiday. Nowadays‚ it is an international holiday. Origins/ History: Saint Patrick is a patron saint of Ireland. He was born in the year 385 and died on March 17th‚ around the year 460. Saint Patrick has an adventurous life: He was captured by pirates at the age of 16.

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    The Count of Monte Cristo

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    The Friars and the Filipinos by José Rizal I It had been for centuries that God the Father‚ relegated to oblivion by the inhabitants of the earth‚ abandoned the affairs of the world. He left them to the control of saints and other idols in vogue that the people adored in their madness. He devoted his attention to other suns and planets bigger and more beautiful than ours‚ where a pure and simple cult was offered to the Eternal Creator. Whenever his omnipotent glance met our little globe

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    Seventeen Popes and One Hundred Years: The Construction of St. Peter’s Basilica Megan Malone Since 64 CE‚ Rome has been a center for the Christian church. St. Peter‚ believed by many to have special authority given by Christ‚ was martyred and buried there. From then on‚ Rome has held religious significance‚ for the Christian church. His death and burial were memorialized by the construction of churches. Most significant of these buildings‚ St. Peter’s Basilica‚

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    4 Marks of the Church

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    “A reaction paper on the four marks of the Church” There are a lot of different existing Churches worshiping the same God‚ who are trying to follow the way that Christ lived. But for the people to distinguish the Roman Catholic Church from all the other Churches there are these four marks of the Roman Catholic Church that was given so that the distinct characteristics of the Church would be evident to the people. These characteristics are‚ the Church is One‚ the Church is Catholic‚ the Church

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    Rite of Passage

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    Another place of pilgrimage for Christians is Rome‚ which encloses the Vatican City‚ the capital of the Roman Catholic Church. On Easter Sunday‚ the pope makes a speech to a huge gathering of pilgrims from around the world in St. Peters Square outside the Cathedral of Saint Peter. Although the pope is the head of the Roman Catholic faith‚ not all the people who go to see him are Roman Catholics‚ or even Christians. This speech at Easter has become something of a tourist attraction for

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    "Saint George Killing the Dragon" by Bernat Martorell Bernat Martorell‚ a Catalan painter‚ painted the elegant photo of “Saint George Killing the Dragon” in 1434. A theme behind the amazing legend of Saint George and the Dragon says that there are few friends who will make extreme sacrifices. Martorell uses different elements of art such as space‚ lining‚ and color‚ and different principles of design‚ such as movement‚ to take us through the vivid painting. The legend is said to start off

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