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    A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man In A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce‚ the main character‚ Stephen Dedalus has a life long desire to find a father figure. Not finding it within his own home he is forced to look out among the other men who play intricate roles in his life. Some of the men that Stephen looks to as father figures include; his dad‚ the dean of his school‚ the Jesuit priest of the retreat‚ his friend Cranly‚ and Daedelus of a Greek mythology. Again and

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    What is the motto of the Ateneo? What is the aim of the Ateneo for its graduates? If you ask any alumnus‚ his only answer would be that what encapsulates the true meaning of being an Atenean is being Lux-In-Domino. I‚ too‚ agree that the phrase is the perfect characteristic an Atenean has. This motto is specifically found in the old and new seals of the Ateneo. These seals are not mere distinction that a person is more or less an Atenean‚ but of greater symbolism‚ a promise and inspiration on how

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    Redfern Jarjum College In 1778 captain James Cook discovered Australia claiming ‘Terra Nullius’ meaning land belonging to no one‚ since then Aboriginal Australians the original inhabitants of the land have struggled for land and social rights as well as the freedom from persecution and the capability to be educated. Redfern Jarjum College has opened its doors to 24 Aboriginal children who were unable to thrive in the mainstream education system with a program specially designed to accommodate their

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    Using These four passages and our on knowledge‚ assess the view that the Roman Catholics were a serious threat to Elizabeth I and the church she had established. Elizabeth had inherited the throne of England in 1558 from a Catholic queen Mary who had attempted to re-convert England back to Catholicism and to allow the country to take part in the Catholic reformation of Europe. The accession of Elizabeth was met with anxiety and tension as to discover what she was to do in response to religion

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    In Giles Milton’s novel‚ Samurai William‚ the reader is taken to the other side of the globe to experience the history of old world Japan. Though out the book‚ Milton provides reason for complex historical events and actions‚ while still communicating the subtleties and mysterious customs of the Japanese. The novel also closely examines the wide range of relationships between different groups of Europeans and Asians‚ predominantly revolving around the protagonist‚ William Adams. The book documents

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    Chapter IV

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    Chapter IV: Triumphs in Ateneo‚ 1872-77 Escuela Pia (Charity School) – a school for poor boys in manila which was established by the city government in 1817. It is the First name of Ateneo de Manila. The Ateneo is acquired prestige as an excellent college for boys. Rizal Enters the Ateneo – June 10‚ 1872 Father Magin Ferrando – the college registrar when jose entered at the Ateneo municipal. Two reasons why father Magin Ferrando refuse Rizal 1. He was late for registration 2. He was sickly and

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    Film Analysis: The Mission

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    Brittany Riewe 7/18/14 The Mission The Mission takes place during the Jesuit Reductions in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. During this time many Jesuit missionaries established missions independent of the Spanish state in order to teach the native inhabitants Christianity. Leading this cause is Father Gabriel‚ a Spanish Jesuit Priest‚ who arrives in the jungle in South America to set up a mission and convert a small village of Guarani Indians. In the beginning of the film‚ there is an

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    Chapter 4- SCHOLASTIC TRIUMPHS AT ATENEO DE MANILA (1872-1877)-Summary Jose was sent to Manila four months after the martyrdom of Gom-Bur-Za and with Dona Teodora still in prison. He studiedin the Ateneo Municipal‚‚ a college under the supervision of the Spanish Jesuits.   Ateneo Municipal  Bitter rival of the Dominican-owned College of San Juan de Letran Formerly the Escuela Pia(Charity School)- for poor boys in Manila established in 1817 In 1859- name was changed to Ateneo Municipal by

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    The movie The Mission (1986) staring Robert DiNiero‚ is set during the colonial time period and sheds light on the Jesuits and their early missions in Brazil. It shows us a timeline of the behaviors of countries such as Spain and Portugal as well as the Jesuit missions. The movie opens with a focus on an Indian village set on the top of a waterfall. This village is depicted from two separate viewpoints‚ as the viewer is shown a Jesuit Priest named Father Gabriel (Jeremy Irons) in the beginning

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    Launched by Chancellor Bismarck in 1871‚ the KulturKampf was introduced to destroy the political influence of the Catholic Church in Germany and do similar with other small minorities. As a Lutheran and a Prussian he could not understand how German Catholics could divide their loyalty between their country and their religion. 39% of the German population were catholic‚ mainly in the southern states of the country. These southern states were the most reluctant to unify as a nation as the catholic

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