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    Bibliography: Athyal‚ Jesudas M. “The Public Mission of the Church in Pluralistic Societies: with special Reference to the Indian Context” Dharma Deepika‚ Issue 22 Vol.9 No.2 (July – December‚ 2005): 63-69. Hedlund‚ Roger E. and Paul Joshua Bhakiaraj‚ ed.‚ Missiology for 21st Century: South Asian Perspectives (New Delhi: ISPCK/MIIS‚

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    he‚ like many Europeans‚ saw Spanish colonization under any circumstances as an elevation from the primitive‚ savage communities of the natives. To them‚ subjugation was the most efficient way to cultivate the Native population into a “civilized” society. Father Gabriel saw the beauty in the simplicity of the native lifestyle‚ appreciating its ability to bring one closer to God. Though not corrupt‚ Altamirano‚ though he felt compassion for the tribes‚ simply could not understand the sanctity of

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    Through the years I’ve been in school there have been many lessons I have learned. These can be described in three standard phrases‚ mind over matter‚ anything is possible‚ and treat people the way you want to be treated. All of these things came into play when I was in elementary school and high school. Coming into college I have been able to apply these rules to my advancements in school. All these lessons comes in to play when you’re in college because there are a lot of things that mess with

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    Good evening… Before I begin‚ I just want to say how grateful and humbled I am to be speaking to you tonight and thank you for the work that you do to make my education at Xavier High School possible. In The Divine Comedy‚ Dante Alighieri once said‚ “Consider your origin: you were not made to live like brutes‚ but to follow virtue and knowledge”. And for the past seventeen years‚ I have lived by these words. These few words have made me think of where I am from‚ and whether or not I will let it

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    to create a new religious order… he fused the best of the humanist tradition of the Renaissance with reformed Catholicism‚ he hoped this would appeal to powerful economics and political groups…” (Kreis). Loyola’s drive led to the creation of the Society or Brotherhood of Jesuits‚ in 1534; this group was essentially the backbone of the Catholic-Counter Reform (Kreis). “All Jesuits swore an oath of poverty‚ chastity‚ and obedience to the pope.” (Trueman‚ Jesuits). Jesuits came from many different

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    Guaraní Indians and Jesuit Relations Beginning in 1609‚ the Jesuit Priests founded a widespread chain of missions‚ also known as reducciones‚ in the borderlands of Argentina‚ Brazil‚ and Paraguay. Contrary to popular belief‚ as a result of the media from movies such as the Mission‚ these missions experienced an extremely tumultuous history. In fact‚ most Guaraní’s rejected Catholicism for decades and they did not willingly convert because they believed that Catholic principles greatly contradicted

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    A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man In A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce‚ the main character‚ Stephen Dedalus has a life long desire to find a father figure. Not finding it within his own home he is forced to look out among the other men who play intricate roles in his life. Some of the men that Stephen looks to as father figures include; his dad‚ the dean of his school‚ the Jesuit priest of the retreat‚ his friend Cranly‚ and Daedelus of a Greek mythology. Again and

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    What is the motto of the Ateneo? What is the aim of the Ateneo for its graduates? If you ask any alumnus‚ his only answer would be that what encapsulates the true meaning of being an Atenean is being Lux-In-Domino. I‚ too‚ agree that the phrase is the perfect characteristic an Atenean has. This motto is specifically found in the old and new seals of the Ateneo. These seals are not mere distinction that a person is more or less an Atenean‚ but of greater symbolism‚ a promise and inspiration on how

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    Redfern Jarjum College In 1778 captain James Cook discovered Australia claiming ‘Terra Nullius’ meaning land belonging to no one‚ since then Aboriginal Australians the original inhabitants of the land have struggled for land and social rights as well as the freedom from persecution and the capability to be educated. Redfern Jarjum College has opened its doors to 24 Aboriginal children who were unable to thrive in the mainstream education system with a program specially designed to accommodate their

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    Using These four passages and our on knowledge‚ assess the view that the Roman Catholics were a serious threat to Elizabeth I and the church she had established. Elizabeth had inherited the throne of England in 1558 from a Catholic queen Mary who had attempted to re-convert England back to Catholicism and to allow the country to take part in the Catholic reformation of Europe. The accession of Elizabeth was met with anxiety and tension as to discover what she was to do in response to religion

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