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    For now let 's focus on the definition. First let 's be clear, we are all called to evangelize; it 's our job. My course book put it beautifully when they quoted Pope Paul VI, "the Church exists to evangelize." We are the Church. We are called to proclaim Jesus Christ to those we encounter. Whether our personal calling is to be a grand public speaker and we evangelize that way. Or we may be a cashier and our simple…

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    Meaning Of Religion

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    As most humans wonder, what is the true meaning of religion, and what religion is right? There are handfuls of religions that you could believe in, but what makes yours righter than someone else’s? That is why I will be explaining serval author’s arguments over what they believe of religion and all its meanings. Many of this authors do argue similar ideas as they also do disagree on many things. The four passages I will be summering for you are “The Great Question Ch.1”, and “Religion Ch.3” by…

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    Second Vatican Council reminds us the seven sacraments build up the Body of Christ in these acts of worship. The “sacraments” are the biblical roots or Gods plan to save us into salvation through Christ. I will touch on a couple of sacrament that help build the foundation of the Church which is known as a sacramental sign or instrument of salvation. Baptism and Theology since Vatican II state that “Baptism was a reference to the Sacraments of Initiation”. In council requested for a special…

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    avoid that condition…In this case [with PGD] the ethical dilemma will be substantially reduced." -John Forman- Organisation for Rare Disorders executive director Against Evangelium vitae is a papal encyclical promulgated on 25 March 1995 by Pope John Paul II. It considers issues such as murder, abortion, euthanasia, and capital punishment. "Some people try to justify abortion by claiming that the result of conception, at least up to a certain number of days, cannot yet be considered a human…

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    Essay on Familiaris Consortio I. Introduction This document is an Apostolic Exhortation by Pope John Paul II, written to the episcopate, the clergy, and to the members of the whole Catholic Church. Its purpose is to address the role of the Christian family in response to the changing issues they face in our modern world, in order to provide encouragement and enlightenment in Christ and His Church amongst the ever-growing secularized world. To highlight the importance of the Christian family,…

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    The Catholic Reformation

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    While the Catholic Reformation technically started before the Protestant Reformation, the onset of Protestantism gave it a new character. Before, the church was reforming due to inner necessities, but now the church had actual issues to respond to from the Protestants (Gonzalez, Vol. 2, pg. 138). The three types of the reformation were spiritual, administrative, and doctrinal. The spiritual type included the developmentive new orders. There were the Capuchin Franciscan monastics. They were…

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    There are many people and religious sects that resemble the Scribes and Pharisees from when Jesus was walking the earth. Even though there is plenty of evidence of the events that took place some two thousand years ago, people and religious groups do not believe they had taken place. Some groups that could resemble the Pharisees and Scribes of today lack some of the attributes of the teachers of the past. When Jesus was dealing with the questions of the different religious sects of the day, He…

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    Through this council, the Church enforced celibacy, provided education and training seminaries for priests and stopped the sale of indulgences. Celibacy was enforced by the Church in an attempt to restore integrity because many clerics, including Pope Alexander VI, had children (The editors of encyclopædia britannica). This benefited the Church because Catholics noticed the Church fixing their issues and returning to traditional values again. Also, the Council of Trent had the church’s clergy…

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    Catholic Church Poverty

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    vision for the whole of society that would alleviate poverty for establishment of a better social order and by a fairer system for the distribution of land, clothing and food needs. They practiced this vision by continuing societies like St Vincent De Paul and Caritas, that were dedicated to tackling the poor and giving all a helping hand, in weary times. Other…

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    The Jesuits Reforms

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    The struggles were problems in the organization. When the Jesuits were interdicted from the Republic of Venice because they sided with the Pope instead of the Republic, they were let back into the Republic after 55 years had passed. The first major problem was from a small group of Jesuits in Spain, they resented Aquaviva because of his methods, they thought that “an animus against Aquaviva…

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