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    Saint Francis of Assisi is one of the most beloved and well known saints of the world today. Saint Francis was born on 1181. Saint Francis was born into a wealthy family. Francis later participated in the fourth crusade. Francis obviously wanted more than wealth but to be a noble knight and have power. Most troops from Assisi were butchered but those who were wealthy were to be imprisoned then later ransomed out. After a year in a prison Francis was ransomed out. However the only battle he…

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    Francis, born and raised in Paris, France, attended Jesuit College Louis-le-Grand. Voltaire left school at age seventeen claiming to only learn “Latin and the Stupidities” and quickly became friends with Parisian Aristocrats. Voltaire was born November 21, 1694 to an upper-middle class family and was the youngest of five. Despite of his sickly childhood, Francis was able to obtain a lively life until May 30, 1778. Francis grew closer to his free-thinking god-father, Abbé de Châteauneuf, after…

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    In Cassandra Clare’s novel series The Mortal Instruments and other related series, there are many references to other religions mythologies. The main question that is asked refers to the number of mythologies that she uses without the readers realizing it until her books are re-read or researched further. Before things get too out of hand, I believe that we should go into the history of the Nephilim and their relatable mythology with other cultures. One of the most common angels mentioned in…

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    In her book , City of Fallen Angels, Cassandra Clare uses three main characters, Clary, Jace and Simon. Throughout the book she shows the conflicts that each character has and in the end shows how they are all were connected. In the book some new and old characters are introduced such as Lilith and Alec. IN the end she uses a huge clifhangar that’ll make you rush to the bookstore for the next book. All in all i liked the book because of the unexpected plot twists and great characters such as…

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    Moreover, Alec d 'Urberville, an abusive man from the wealthy d 'Urberville estate in Trantridge, constantly seeks to change Tess into someone that she is not, which ruins her future relationships. After Trantridge, Tess falls in love with Angel Clare, from Stourcastle, whose lack of forgiveness leads him to hold her at a distance after their marriage.…

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    “The City of Bones” by Cassandra Clare is the first instalment in the Mortal Instruments series. The book follows Clary Fray, a 15 year old artist who soon discovers that she is much more than that. Clary is at an underage nightclub, Pandemonium, when she witnesses what appears to her as a brutal murder in a storage closet. She runs for help, looking for someone to either arrest or fend off the criminals, when she discovers that she is the only person who can see them. These strangers are not…

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    If you're reading this article, its because you realized you should know more about awesome actress Uma Thurman. There's certainly a lot more to this woman than meets the eye. Here are just some of the reasons why she's more than what she seems. Number Eight: She Auditioned as Buttercup When it came time for the audition for the role of Buttercup (The Princess Bride) Uma tried out for the part. Of course, as we now know, the role went to Robin Wright. We couldn't possibly imagine better…

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    should think about these certain topics. His book gives us thoughts and beliefs that may not have been meant to exemplify Francis and his life but it does. On page 190 of Catholic Christianity, an important topic that I believe connects with Francis, Clare, and myself is the importance of virtue. Now previously on this page, it describes the meaning of virtue. According to Kreeft, “A virtue is an habitual and firm disposition to do the good” (Kreeft, 190). He goes on to explain that virtues and…

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    St Francis of Assisi was born with the name Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone in the year 1181 in Assisi, Italy. His parents were Pica de Bourlemont (mother) and Pietro Bernardone die Moriconi (father). When Francis was born his father was on a business trip to France so his mother had him baptized him. When his father returned home from his trip he renamed him to Francesco. This was either because of his interest in France or his wife’s background. His father did not like that he was baptized…

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    St. Anthony of Padua was a courageous and smart saint. He was also more unique than a lot of other saints as well. He was privileged but faithful and was awarded for his efforts. Despite becoming blessed with the gift of wealth he was able to use it wisely and not abuse it like other people might've done. My applause goes to Anthony and hopefully to yours as well. My goal for this paper is for you to get to go know Anthony and hopefully go through his life for birth to his canonize day for you…

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