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    had influence over the bishop declared publicly he would ruin the director through the Sisterhood. The result of this was that Mary was excommunicated by Bishop Sheil on 22 September 1871; most of the schools were closed and the Sisterhood almost disbanded. The excommunication was removed on 21 February 1872 by order of the bishop In 1873 at Rome‚ Mary accomplished papal approval of the Sisterhood but the Rule of Life laid down by Tenison-Woods and apporved by the bishop on 17 December 1868 was

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    One of the teachings of the Church‚ the Sacrosanctum Concilium states that: “Mother Church earnestly desires that all the faithful should be led to that full‚ conscious‚ and active participation in liturgical celebrations” (Flannery‚ 1996) Hence‚ a mission to see to it that it is passed throughout the generations is a must for them as it is seen to be the most authentic manifestation of one’s faith. Whatever it is‚ everything is rooted on the dominance of the influential religion in a Filipino’s

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    Government sits on the benches to the right of the Speaker. The official Opposition and MPs from other parties sit on the benches to the left of the Speaker. As in the Commons‚ the Government and the Opposition face each other. The Government and the Bishops sit on the right of the Lord Speaker. The Opposition parties sit on the benches to the left of the Lord Speaker while the Crossbench Peers sit mostly on benches that cross the Chamber of the House of Lords behind the clerks’ table. In both the

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    The Council addressed the mistakes of the Church‚ and attempted to fix them. The Council of Trent required the Bishops to stay in their own dioceses‚ suppressing pluralism and simony‚ as well as forbidding the sale of indulgences. Clerics who kept concubines now had to give them up. The jurisdiction of bishops over all the clergy of their dioceses was made almost absolute‚ and bishops were ordered to visit every church in their diocese at least once every two years. The Council required every diocese

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    In recent years‚ the Episcopal Church has become a welcoming church to people who are part of the LGBTQ community. However‚ this has come at a price for the church as certain factions and members within it disagree with this openness and acceptance of people that to many live a lifestyle that is considered a sin to God. I will look at certain articles that show what the consequences and divisions that this has caused within the Episcopalian faith. One of the effects of this division can be seen

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    Compare and contrast any two Dulles models of the church suggesting one that might help the church today? There is five Avery Dulles models in which make up the Church today with a sixth be added later. It’s what’s make the Church up today. Each performs a different function in its own right and the Church in which we can indirectly grow in our understanding of the Church. The models which make up the Church are the Church as an institution‚ as a Mystical Communion‚ as a Sacrament‚ as a Herald and

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    reforms begun by Pope Gregory VII. Before he was Pope‚ he was a monk. Urban II eventually traveled to Rome where he would become the cardinal and bishop of Ostia. Urban II was elected pope in Terracina‚ south of Rome‚ on March 12‚ 1088. As pope‚ Urban II had active support for his policies and reforms. These groups included the nobility‚ the monks‚ and the bishops. Urban felt he had to

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    Social Gospel Perhaps a most natural starting point is to realize that the rise of the social gospel within the Roman Catholic Church occurred within the larger context of the economic situation in America during the late nineteenth century. Laissez-faire economics‚ which advocates economic freedom for the business class‚ ruled the day. Also‚ the Panic of 1873‚ which saw unprecedented unemployment among the lower classes and created bread lines in the urban areas greatly affected the national

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    The Catholic Church confronts the twenty-first century just as it began the twentieth century - as a Church divided. At that time‚ the fractious debates surrounding the historicity and meaning of the Christian scriptures and the Vatican’s controversial response to the "threat" of modernism left the Church ill prepared to respond to the seismic cultural‚ economic and political changes that would accompany the post-war reconstruction efforts. The Council also embraced freedom of religion. Established

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    St. Ambrose was the inventor of Christian Latin hymnody. St. Ambrose‚ Bishop of Milan‚ composed many beautiful hymns for the church‚ for example “Aeterne Rerum Conditor” (Maker of all‚ eternal King). When listening to “Aeterne Rerum Conditor” the chants sound intertwined with one another. I was able to hear the different voices but they can also sound like the same person. The hymns were sung by all men‚ and in the hymns you can hear all the dominate voices. The tone and pitch of the hymns sounds

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