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Articles related to "Catholic Church"
Beginning a Marriage Annulment Wondering what's involved in beginning a marriage annulment in the Catholic Church? Here's a list of questions that you will be asked. roman catholic church • marriage • annulment • catholicism • divorce
Catechism of the Catholic Church - A Layperson's View: Part 2 More serious than Part 1. The author's favorite quotes from the Catechism. What "stood out" in the document to her. catholic church • catechism
E-Mail: Why is Christ Still on the Cross in Catholicism? A response to an e-mail asking for an "official" reason why Catholics use a crucifix and Protestants an empty cross. I checked all the official documents I could find on the net, and found no official reason. This is what I have heard and know. crucifix • cross • jesus christ • protestant • roman catholic church
Lectio Divina in the Catechism of the Catholic Church Part IV The article is about lectio divina as one finds it in the fourth part of the Catholic Catechism. lectio divina • scriptures • prayer • meditation • catholic catechism
Lucy's Weekend in "Jail": Thoughts on Birth Control How Lucy, the cat, spent a weekend at the pound and provoked family discussions about birth control and the value of women and children. roman catholic church • birth control • christianity • pets • pet
Martin Luther (1483-1546) Martin Luther, noted for beginning the religious Reformation which is the foundation for most of Protestantism today, was a complex man. He could be gentle and refined, he could be rough and coarse. He could write theology; he could write children’s songs. He could expound his views with vehemence; he could minister compassion or joy. Perhaps his one major fault was his view of the Jews. When his attempts at converting a number of Jews to Christianity failed, he made a list of steps that should be taken against them--steps that were followed hundreds of years later by a German despot named Hitler. But the life of the child, Martin Luther, gives no apparent predisposition of the life of the man. martin luther • reformation • biography • luther • catholic church
Mother Teresa (Ganxhe Agnes Bojaxhiu) 1910-1997 Mother Teresa was born in a part of the world that seems to always have been a center of controversy in modern history. Because of these controversies, Mother Teresa never saw her mother or her sister again after she had left to become a nun. Even at the height of her renown, she was not permitted to visit Serbia to visit them. She truly desired to love God more than anyone or anything else. She sought to find her life, in the way the Bible teaches, “He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me: and he that loveth son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me. And he that taketh not his cross, and followeth after me, is not worthy of me. He that findeth his life shall lose it: and he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it. (Matthew 10: 37-39) mother teresa • saints • india • calcutta • missionaries of charity
Pope Clement XI: Leading Catholicism 1700-1721 A short biographical article of the first pope of the 18th century. A brilliant man, Pope Clement XI was first a scholar and administrator before being drafted into service at the Vatican. He brought the Church into the 18th century, guiding Her through controversies and making changes that still effect us all. roman catholic church • catholicism • pope clement xi • vatican • rome
Questions We Are Asked Three questions Catholics are asked: "Why do you pray to Mary instead of God?" "Do you believe that Jesus is the Savior?" and "What is the scriptural basis for Purgatory?" roman catholic church • catholicism • protestants • questions • christian
Renaissance Composer William Byrd Taking a break from 20th-century composers, let's trek backwards a few hundred years to the life of William Byrd. william byrd • english renaissance • protestant church music • catholic church music • john rutter
St. Francis of Assisi St. Francis of Assisi is famous for his special way with animals. Review a few of the legends and use the links for more indepth research about the Patron Saint of Ecology. St. Francis, pray for us. roman catholic church • catholicism • saints • st. francis of assisi • animals
St. Patrick and Sainthood A brief history of St. Patrick. Plus a description of the canonization process to be a Saint. st. patrick • canonization • saint • roman catholic church
The Catechism of the Catholic Church - A Layperson's Review: Part 1 An almost whimsical article to help people feel at home with this large new Roman Catholic Catechism catholic church • catechism
The Counter Reformation In an effort to stop the spread of Protestantism, the Catholic church introduced sweeping reforms to its internal order, a period of time known as the Counter Refomation. counter reformation • protestant reformation • catholic reformation • ignatius of loyola • martin luther
The Joy of the Mass, Part 2: Holy Communion Belief in transubstantiation, the changing of bread and wine to the body and blood of Jesus, separates Protestants and Catholics. The author, a convert, talks about her conversion to this Catholic belief and shares a passage from the Catechism that beautifully defines "Holy Communion" in many words common to both Protestants and Catholics. roman catholic church • catholicism • holy communion • eucharist • the lord's supper
Pope's Baptism of Muslim Misleads 7 people were baptized by the Pope, but only the so-called Muslim was named. Are the other 6 less important? Why not headline the priests that convert to Islam as well? converts to islam • converts to christianity • converts to catholicism • priests accepting islam • prominent muslim converts to christianity
Opus Dei in Its Own Words A look at Opus Dei in their own words and not those of their critics, and a look at their responses to the allegations voiced in Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. about opus dei • opus dei membership • opus dei and the da vinci code • criticisms of opus dei • opus dei monks
The Da Vinci Code It's a book. It's a movie. It's a cultural phenomenon. But is it any good? da vinci code • opus dei • dan brown • controversy • catholic church
Mary, Mother of the Church An overview of Mary's influence on the Church from the conception to the present. mary • church • martin luther • rosary • scapular
A Catholic View of Martin Luther Martin Luther, the author of the Ninety-five Theses and reformer who went against the Catholic Church receives an analysis unlike other traditional interpretations. martin luther and the catholic church • martin luther's ninety-five theses • martin luther's new ideas • reformation • martin luther at the diet of worms
Is There Only One True Church? While on earth, Jesus instructed his disciples to form one unified church, and for that church to spread His word. What happened to Christ's singular, united church? is there only one true church • which church did jesus establish • can the catholic church be the one true church • the first christian church • which church jesus intended
Martin Luther and the Reformation The Protestant Reformation began in Germany, when Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses, calling for reform of the Christian Church. martin luther • protestant • protestantism • protestant reformation • christian church
Opus Dei in their Critics' Words Opus Dei was founded in 1928 but it was the 21st century and Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code that shot it to fame and lay it open to many critics. opus dei criticisms and concerns • opus dei awareness network • opus dei corporal mortification • opus dei cult • opus dei recruitment techniques
Pentecost: Experiences with the Holy Spirit The Biblical account of the first Pentecost interspersed with the writer's experiences and commentary roman catholic church • holy spirit • pentecost • christian • jesus
Catholic Holy Days June - December For Western Christians, it is now "Ordinary Time," the liturgically quiet time between the Easter and Christmas Seasons. But there are some important celebrations. ordinary time • christian holidays • christian liturgical year • liturgical year • liturgical seasons
County Mayo Must Visit Sites Some sites that deal with County Mayo that contain useful research records and tools. ireland • irish • genealogy
King Arthur of Britain or Scots? References to King Arthur abound in the British Isles, but some claims may have a stronger case than others. arthurian legend • king arthur of britain • king arthur • british isles • arthur mcaeden
Margaret Sanger An advocate of safe and effective contraception for women, Margaret Sanger dedicated her life to efforts to help women take responsibility for their lives. margaret sanger • founder of the birth control movement • national birth control league • white plains hospital • advice centers
The Historical St. Nicholas Who is the historical Nicholas and how is he revered in Eastern European countries and traditions? saint nicholas • sinterklaas • historical saint nicholas • historische sinterklaas • bishop of myra
The Templars Genealogy Quest If it wasn't gold and silver the Templars were searching for, what was it? templars • genealogy • solomon's temple • quest • nine templars
Why Are Catholic Priests Celibate? Celibacy is a discipline, not a doctrine. The Church doesn't teach and has never taught that all clergy must be celibate. So why are so many priests unmarried? why are catholic priests celibate • priestly celibacy • celibacy • value of celibacy • celibacy tradition
Catholic Sacraments Catholics believe that God can be encountered not only though the scriptures and through his creation, but also through certain ritual actions called sacraments. catholic sacraments • the seven sacraments defined • baptism • reconciliation • confirmation
Philipp Melanchthon: Luther's Right Hand Man Voted the most influential Lutheran outside of Martin Luther, this article takes a brief look at Philipp Melanchthon and his role in the Lutheran Reformation as well as his role after Luther's death. philipp melanchthon • martin luther • augsburg • confessions • wittenberg
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus The Sacred Heart of Jesus is a Catholic "picture" with symbols. The crown of thorns around the Heart of Jesus means that our sins hurt Him; the wound is made by His enemies; the flames are His burning love for us; and the cross is our redemption. This article is about the history of this devotion. catholicism • catholic • sacred heart • jesus • devotion
Catherine of Aragon, Part II Henry VIII seeks military glory, fathers a princess, and becomes disillusioned with his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. catherine of aragon • henry viii • pope julius • emperor maxmilian • king ferdinand
A No-Hassle Catholic Wedding Meet the Bishop who can make all of your Catholic Wedding Dreams come true no matter what the circumstances. You are "OK" with him! catholic • wedding • ceremony • church • wedding bishop
Good Friday How readers can participate in Good Friday and the Catholic practices of Good Friday. good friday • lent • crucifixion • jesus • easter
Semana Santa Semana Santa in South America is the religious festival of the year. Whatever country or village there is sure to be an intense celebration of faith. semana santa • semana santa south america • semana santa hotels • holy week south america • south america festivals
The Wives of Henry VIII: Katherine Howard, Part I Having rid himself of Anne of Cleves, Henry turns to the young and giddy Katherine Howard. henry viii • anne of cleves • katherine howard
What is your nightmare? Attachments to things, people, places and ideas can become so obsessive that we lose focus on other things. Then they're no longer relationships, work, food, ideas, and normal success...they are something much worse! recovery • obsession • alcoholism • drinking • drugs
All Soul's Day Traditions, Ecuador November 2 is a day families gather at cemeteries to clean gravesites and feast with their deceased. Blueberry-based colada and bread "babies" (guaguas) are traditions. all soul's day • ecuador customs • traditions south america • ecuador food and drink • colada morada
Calvert is First Lord Baltimore George Calvert becomes associated with the Virginia Company, the provisional council for the Virginia colony, the New England Company, and a plantation in Newfoundland. george calvert • lord baltimore • virginia company • new world • newfoundland
Canadian Residential Schools A legacy of physical and sexual abuse of Aboriginal students in religious-run residential schools has come to light in recent court cases. canadian residential schools • sexual abuse residential schools • canadian residential schools legacy of abuse • legacy of abuse • aboriginal education
CYPRUS BRIEF HISTORY- part II As you have get Cyprus history, this article will take you further. AS Cyprus "The Land You Will Love",history of Cyprus including an historical overview of the island, people, food, and much more. A quick glance over the past…….. cyprus • cyprus tourism • travel • mediterranean • vacation
Doctrine of Discovery: History The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues called for Pope Benedict XVI to revoke the 15th century papal bulls collectively known as the Doctrine of Discovery. doctine of discovery • un permanent forum on indigenous issues • indigenous issues • permanent forum on indigenous issues • crusades
History of Halloween A favorite American Holiday, Halloween, or All-Hallows' Eve, has its roots in Pagan Celtic traditions, Roman occupation, and the Catholic Church history of halloween • origins of halloween celebration • american holidays history • all-hallows eve story • story behind halloween
Renaissance Art: Hans Holbein's The Ambassadors In 1533 artisan Hans Holbein painted The Ambassadors, a portrait of Jean de Dinteville and Georges de Selves of Henry VIII's court. hans holbein • the ambassadors • renaissance art • jeremy brotton • the renaissance bazaar
Rhythm and Music Notation Modern music notation and rhythm can be traced back thousands of years to to he earliest tribal dances and rituals. Its evolution into printed form is much more recent. music notation • note • half • music • notation
Saint Margaret Clitheroe Margaret Clitheroe converted to Catholicism at a time when being a Catholic could mean death. roman catholic martyr • margaret clitheroe • margaret clitherow • catholic martyr executed for her faith • catholicism in the north of england |
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