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    The Canonization

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    addressing a cynic of love‚ who is arguing that the speaker’s love for his beloved is harmful or at least damaging to himself. Thus it is that the title of the poem refers to the way that the speaker and his beloved can become "canonised" or be made saints through the way that their love is expressed in poetry. Consider how the penultimate stanza of this excellent poem explores the paradox between the actual nature of their relationship and the way that it can be immortalised in poetry: We can die

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    |These customs are understandable‚ but life lived in this way can become over-restrictive. Development is hampered. | |In the case of the Christian Faith‚ the Roman Catholics have always laid great store by the efficacy of relics of the saints‚ or| |some place previously hallowed by virtue‚ such as Lourdes‚ in respect of healing the sick. On occasion‚ these superstitions are | |efficacious‚

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    Annie Dillard Sacrifice

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    Mrs. Cooper’s challenge was to write an essay on Holy The Firm by Annie Dillard. The challenge comes not from being able to sum up enough words in enough time to meet the requirements of this assignment‚ but from being able to contain such vast information‚ learned and decoded out of the book‚ into an essay format‚ a container so small and structural that‚ like Annie Dillard did in her own writing‚ one must carefully decide which thoughts‚ quotes and ideas are most important‚ based on your essay

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    Saint Joan

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    Joan of Arc The Inquisitor speech towards Saint Joan is one of persuasion that uses rhetorical appeals such as ethos‚ logos and pathos to create the image of a damned vile creature in place of Joan‚ while convincing the clerics themselves to “feel” it is acceptable to condemn her soul. Knowing that the jury might look upon Joan with sympathy‚ he finds a way to create a pre-emptive attack to manipulate the way in which jury members will first look upon Joan.

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    he cannot seem to understand how any one person can surpass God’s power. While helping Ultima cure his sick Uncle‚ Tony is baffled by Ultima’s healing abilities. He ponders how “the magic of Ultima [cwould] be stronger than all the powers of the saints and the Holy Mother Church?" (97). Tony feels a deeper and even spiritual connection to his uncle while Ultima is curing him. Although this is not addressed in the novel‚ this could be Ultima’s or even the spirits attempting to guide Tony in the directions

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    One very important saint in the church was Saint Dominic. Saint Dominic was born in 1170‚ in Caleruega Spain. He died on August 6‚ 1221 in Bologna Italy. Saint Dominic’s feast day is August 8. He was canonized by Pope Gregory XI in 1234. He is the patron saint of astronomers. There are many fun facts on St. Dominic and his order‚ the Dominican Order.To begin with‚ St. Dominic studied at the University at Palencia. He was appointed canon at Osma in 1199. He helped preach against the Albigensians‚

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    Re - Unanswered Prayers

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    God; are unanswered prayers. Christians believe that God answers their prayers‚ and loves and cares for everyone. In church‚ they may be given examples of answered prayers. For example; many Catholic Christians believe that St Jude is the patron saint for those who have no other hope of help. However‚ when some people pray‚ their prayers are not answered and they may begin the wonder about a God who answers some people’s prayers‚ but not others. For example; a young missionary couple asked the

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    The rigorous challenges the Little Prince must face in Le Petit Prince‚ written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry‚ will change how he sees the rest of the world and views life. The challenges not only affect him‚ they affect everyone he meets and everyone that reads this story. He is a kind hearted boy who wants to get away from a rose he loves. As he travels and meets people he realizes he does miss his rose and his planet. The Little Prince learns many things during his travels that really make him

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    Johann Sebastian Bach was born on March 21‚ 1635 in Eisenach‚ Thuringia‚ Germany. At a young age‚ his father‚ Johann Ambrosius‚ taught Bach how to play violin‚ considering he was the town musician in Eisenach. He attended a school with religious instruction and studied Latin. Lutheran faith later influenced his music. After the death of both of his parents‚ he became an orphan at the age of ten. Luckily he was taken in by his older brother Johann Christoph. Living with his brother‚ he was enrolled

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    This article featured in US Catholic Magazine discusses the importance that a pilgrimage can offer our spiritual life. I found out that pilgrimages to important Catholic sites‚ usually where Jesus or saints traveled are important today as they were thousands of years ago. Before modern transportation‚ pilgrims took a prolonged journey that lasted anywhere from several weeks to a year. This extended travel really demonstrated a pilgrim’s dedication to their faith. Usually the reasons for this trip

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