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fraternity. Alex was inspired to become Service Vice-President. The Service Vice-Presidents work hard to plan services and take much criticism. I chose this position because I am interested in making a difference in a service. Service is one of the cardinal principles of the fraternity and is what the fraternity is defined by, as a service fraternity. The Service Vice-President I chose to interview is Alex Sierra. As Service Vice-President, she works with her co Ansley Tran to find the four…

the thrown France was in troubled times. The religious troubles that had plagued Europe since the Reformation had left no nation untouched. Out of the troubles of religion emerged an absolutist period in France. It started with Henry who allowed Cardinal Richelieu dictate his policy and continued to centralize France’s power. Henry’s policies like the Fronde the Law of Concord allowed Louis XIV to obtain the throne and impose his will on his French subjects. Louis was able to increase his…

Despite the connections of Ruth and Judith to the wisdom the of the Proverbs 31 woman and Esther’s implicit association, yet because Ruth and Esther do not follow Torah like Judith their actions are not righteous. Judith follows the dietary laws noted in the Torah. Judith “…gave her maid a skin of wine and a flask of oil, and filled a gag with roasted gain, dried fig cakes and fine bread; she wrapped up all her dishes and gave them to her to carry” (Judith, 10:5). Judith follows the Torah,…

In 1625 Cardinal Richelieu of France who was a royal councillor, believed that the poor were “good-for-nothings” who didn’t work “as they should”(Doc. 3), who needed established laws. Even though this was said in an unofficial statement, his view supported harsh…

have learned that there are also holy orders in different religions, not just catholic churches. In this system, you must become a seminarian, than a deacon, then finally a priest. After you become a priest you can the pursue to become a bishop, cardinal, or pope. With females, you can become a nun or a sister, even though those are normally the only two options for females, they still have to take classes like upcoming priests or brother do. Anointing of the sick is the sacrament of anointing…

In chapter three, Coleman O’Neill, OP presents three critical points about the sacraments: they are causes of grace, they are instruments of Christ, and they are signs of faith. This paper will explore the significance of these three elements and then conclude with a summary. Near the beginning of chapter three, O’Neill explains that the “restoration of the sinner can be achieved only by grace.” (O’Neill pg. 47) Grace is essential in the lives of Christians because it allows them to share in…

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Ferdinand, was the Duke of Calabria, and a twin brother to the duchess of Malfi. As the readers get further into the play they are made aware of the strange behavior taking place regarding his sister. His insane obsession with his sister is demonstrated throughout the whole play and starts to present itself in Act I. I. 252-253 where Ferdinand inserts Bosola into the Duchess’ life as a master of horse so he can spy on her. Ferdinand is adamant that since his sister is a young widow, she should…

involvement and action towards the persecution and pogrom of the Jews and how the fear of the Nazis turning on them caused this passivity or complicity to the actions committed. The reluctance to react is supported by the soon-to-be Pope at the time, Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli, who stated that ‘the fight against the Jews would also become a fight against the Catholics’ and said that on behalf of the Catholics, they will not intervene. This fear is supported by the evidence of violence seen against…

the right to control the Netherlands. France gained a significant amount of territory such as portions of Alsace and Lorraine. Due to Cardinal Richelieu, who was Louis XIII’s favorite, France became absolutist. He limited the power of Huguenots, nobles, and governors to centralize power in the hands of the ruler. Louis XIV under the guidance of his favorite Cardinal Mazarin further centralized power in the ruler. Louis’ minister of war reformed the French army while Louis created departments of…