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    and ethics and Pope John Paul II’s understanding of the relationship between religion and ethics‚ it is clear that each thinkers’ ethical system has much in common with the other. In the first step of the paper‚ you need to identify two major similarities between the Dalai Lama’s ethical thought and Pope John Paul II’s ethical thought. 2) In the second step‚ you will be exploring possible explanations for the similarities that exist between the Dalai Lama and Pope John Paul II. Both the thought

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    Catholic Practices Prior to 1962. The Catholic Church prior to 1962 was very different to what it is today. Most things were practiced differently‚ such as mass‚ churches‚ and catholic participation in the church. This all changed when in 1962 the pope at the time called a council that would forever change the church. Before this council‚ the way a church building would have been set out was very different. A church built prior to 1962 would have been built as if it were a large cross if you

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    The Familiaris

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    love and marriage prior to the preaching of Bl. John Paul II. Familiaris Consortio is written for those living in fidelity to the Church’s present teachings and practices in the area of matrimony‚ those who have become confused by the current challenges intruding upon the family‚ and even to those who live in unjust unawareness of the freedom and human rights guaranteed to them to have all the fullness that marriage might offer. Bl. John Paul II reaches out his hand to assists everyone struggling

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    sector divorce was legalized‚ new liberation of women there were civil rights‚ feminist movement. The church experienced significant difficulties to find a response as the morals of society were continuously changing. When John xxiii was elected pope in 19__ he realized the future of the church would be in great danger and realized serious reform was needed/. These circumstances eventually led to agriomento menaing bringing the church up to date with these changed. On October 1922 where he introduced

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    POPE JOHN XXIII BY JESSICA DAVIS YEAR 12 Pope John XXIII had a significant contribution to the development of Christianity. He contributed socially‚ politically‚ liturgically and was a major influence in the establishment of ecumenism in the Catholic Church. Pope John XXIII was an advocate of Christian unity‚ social justice‚ human rights and the promotion of world peace. Pope John was described as the “people’s pope” because of his friendly nature‚ warm sense of humour‚ he was peaceful‚ gracious

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    “On Social Concern” Pope John Paul II December 30‚ 1987 Sollicitudo Rei Socialis is an encyclical written by Pope John Paul II on 30 December 1987. Sollicitudo Rei Socialis was written in regard to ’Social Concern’ for the 20th anniversary of ’PopulorumProgressio’.  About the Author The new socialis‚ encyclical which Sollicitudo can be rei broadly translated as "The concern (of the Church) for the Social Order" was designed by its author‚ Pope John Paul II‚ to mark the twentieth

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    southern ends of the lagoon. These figures were executed by Italian sculpture Francesco Riccardo Monti who also did the sculptures of the Metropolitan Manila Theater and the University of the Philippines - Visayas Iloilo campus. We also went to the Pope John Paul II Tower it is Located at the Bacolod Reclamation Area‚ the

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    Vincent De Paul Society is a Catholic affiliated charity organisation that assists to actively fight against causes of both inequality and poverty. They are inspired by Jesus Christ’s compassion to all‚ and are determined to be kind and compassionate to everyone they serve. St Vinnies was founded by a group of Catholic students on 23 April 1833. Frederic Ozanam and his friends decided to make a difference to assist the needs of the poor‚ and agreed on the name of The Society of St Vincent de Paul after

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    influenced Christianity as a whole‚ Pope John XXIII for example who instigated Vatican II. Christianity is a living tradition as it seeks to influence every day adherents in their every day lives. Christianity consists of different denominations (Greek Orthodox‚ Catholic‚ High Anglican). However‚ all Christian denominations share a common gospel value -the belief in Jesus‚ this is what brings various Christian churches together and this unity is known as ecumenism. Pope John XXIII reintroduced ecumenism

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    approaching the end of life to cope with their pain through medical‚ psychological‚ and social means. Gary Bauer -Euthanasia is a grave violation of the law of God‚ since it is the deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person Pope John Paul II ( found on : http://www.finestquotes.com/select_quote-category-Euthanasia-page-0.htm ) -"From the Soviet gulag to the Nazi concentration camps and the killing fields of Cambodia‚ history teaches that granting the state legal authority

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