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    philosophy. He then joined the brotherhood and began his work to help the people of Argentina. Over time Jorge moved up the hierarchy and was able to help more and more people. All throughout his life he stayed selfless and wore simple clothing as well has having simple and inexpensive belongings. On the 13th of march in 2013, he was named the 266th pope of the Roman Catholic Church. Jorge decided to take the name Francis…

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    Church Comparison For this spiritual growth project, I attended three fairly different Churches. For the first, I attended CCF, which is a non-denominational evangelical Church. The second was First Presbyterian Church of Siloam Springs, a Presbyterian Church USA member. Finally, I went to St. Mary’s Catholic Church, which is under the Diocese of Little Rock, which in turn reports to Rome. Growing up, I have been a part of several Churches, so I really did not have any expectations of what any…

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    Moreover, it shaped the world they knew. It established social hierarchies, gave meaning and hope to the world, and established morals in everyday life. Therefore, when treaties like the Peace of Amboise began to limit Protestant faith, it created trouble between Huguenots and Catholics, causing a series of religious wars between the denominations. This all led to the Saint Bartholomew’s Day…

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    the position of the Catholic Church was highly included and changed dramatically after the civil war. The Franco regime used religion as a way to gain popularity and trust throughout Spain, exploiting the faith of others. Catholicism was the only state religion allowed at the time, so the Franco regime preferred a conservative Roman Catholicism. Franco saw the Catholic Church as the perfect opportunity to show his power discretely. He could hide all that he did behind the church because he knew…

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    Reformation theology. Calvin argues that the Roman Catholic Church first and foremost silenced the Gospel, which led to the perversion of the four things on which the safety of the church is founded, which are doctrine, discipline, the sacraments, and ceremonies (9). In order to purify these vital elements of the church, the Catholic Church needs to change its perspective on the understanding of true faith, the true church, and the authority of the universal church. Calvin believes that having…

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    Pope Francis First Speech

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    that entered the hearts of millions of families across the United States (“2013 - the year in review: Timeline of major news stories | Home News | News | The Independent,” n.d.). That year also saw the election of the 266th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church and the first pope from the Americas. When the new Pope stepped out onto the balcony on March 13, 2013, no one could have envisioned how this man in basic white vestments, a traditional liturgical garment, would catch the world’s attention.…

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    Movie Analysis: Pope Joan

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    nature of the Catholic Church, whereas women are prohibited from becoming priests and therefore cannot grasp each real locale of manipulation inside the institution. One of the arguments that present priests use opposing changing this discriminatory strategy is established on rehearse, as it is a fact that no woman has ever been ordained a priest. But the "Pope Joan" claim trials this assertion, instituting an antecedent that undermines the patriarchal nature of the Catholic Church. The claim…

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    Fr. Emil Kapaun, a Catholic priest and U.S. Chaplain in the Korean War said “when I was ordained, I was determined to ‘spend myself ’ for God. I was determined to do that cheerfully, no matter in what circumstances I would be placed or how hard a life I would be asked to lead.” Fr. Kapaun, through his words, demonstrates his understanding of how difficult the role of Chaplain would be in the coming decades of war. The 20th century brought about the deadliest military conflict ever known to man.…

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    We could have been still under the thought of Papal Rule because it sparked an interest in people’s minds to have the separation of the church and the state. We would not have the right to worship our Father how we would want to choose. Selling indulgences and no liberties and the world maybe would even be ruled by the Pope and other Monarchs (even though there is still a Pope, he doesn’t…

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    Latin empire of Constantinople and crusader-held territories in the Levant (MP p. 139)” due to the importance of the event. The council, or synod as it sometimes is referred, was executed as a means to strengthen the influence of Christendom and the Catholic faith as held by the medieval papacy. In order to accomplish this, ecclesiastical canon laws were created and later implemented. These canons provided pastoral care for Christians, implemented rules for properly managed clerical offices,…

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