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    There is violence in visual media that have negative statements that use satire to say about violent video games. Many disagree because children see the violent aggression towards people, animals or nature. They don’t know the difference from fantasy to reality. Violent video games take dangerous turns through the physical experiences that we have finished to or what we have in video games. There are many children and adults that play and buy those violent video games. When your child goes in to…

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    “Homily of His Holiness John Paul II.” Mass for the Rural Workers at Laguna Seca , Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 17 Sept. 1987, w2.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/homilies/1987/documents/hf_jp-ii_hom_19870917_messa-agricoltori.html. Date Accessed 8 Oct., 2017 . Father on Care for our Common Home , Vatican Press, 18 June 2013, w2.vatican…

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    was Christological, Mary was given a place of respect appropriate to her new status as Theotokos (Kalavrezou, 1990). This, of course painted her positively, which was worth noting, especially in light of the patriarch of Constantinople’s, Proclus’, homily on Mary directed after the council in which he said, "Happiness has come to all women. Because of the Theotokos the feminine sex is no longer under a curse. She is the temple of God sanctified" (Kalavrezou,…

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    Father Nelson Forgiveness

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    On Sunday, January 24th, Father Nelson gave a homily at Saint Anne about forgiveness. He told a true story of a priest and a lay man who would go around to different prisons and give retreats and talks. The lay man’s son went on a trip during Spring Break. While on the trip, a man on drugs confronted the son and wanted to rob him. The man on drugs fatally shot the son. The father was so devastated and told the priest he wouldn’t do anymore talks because the prisoners do not deserve them. The…

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    Lack Of Education In Poland

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    times they are convinced that they are wrong without a clear and satisfying explanation why. Such things also affect the way in which the Bible in Poland is interpreted. As most of the population does not read the Bible, what priests say during the homilies is taken literally. As we know man who become priests in a country such as Poland usually have very conservative views and such views are passed on in church. The lack of critical thinking does not allow much of the population to separate the…

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    great lady of nobility towards people such as religious people (clergymen), middle class, and the common people. The reasons she wants to be kind to these people is so that they will pray to God for her and so that she is praised by their sermons and homilies. This will help her gain the support of a variety of people in any situation. This will also gain her the love of her husband. By gaining this respect by the subjects, she is helping the husband run…

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    Ritual Observation

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    This Ritual Observation Project will be discussing my observations at Saint Teresa of Avila Catholic Church. I went there on June seventh to gain insight first hand into the Catholic Church’s rituals and beliefs. I will begin by breaking down the entire mass that took place during my observation then I will compare and contrast Catholicism to Baptist Christianity (my religion). When I first entered the area where the mass was to be held at, I began to notice the exquisite detail and the…

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    Onomatopoeia In Beowulf

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    when the God, “the Father”, changes the season from winter to spring. The writer uses an allusion to God and his abilities in order to create a vivid comparison that the majority of his audience will understand. He furthers the allusion by adding a homily in the text. The writer offers spiritual teaching and declares that,” He who wields power over time and tide: He is the true…

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    After the priest finished reading his part of the scriptures, he continued to give his homily and shared some Catholic teaching with everybody. People around me concentrated a lot on the priest’s homily because the content is very practical, and it provides insight into the meaning of the scripture. Additionally, I could also hear the choir singing the beautiful hymns. The echoes of their voice…

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    contradictory. Ex: When I traveled into the future, I created a paradox when I saw myself. Rhetorical question- a question someone asks, not to get answers, but to get the listener thinking. Ex: There were many rhetorical questions in the priest’s homily. Synecdoche- a figure of speech used to make part of a subject the whole subject Ex: Most baseball announcers use a synecdoche when announcing a game. Understatement- minimizing the worth of the actual situation or meaning…

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