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Articles related to "Crucifix"
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
Women Mystics of Germany and the Low Countries in the 14th c. This is a discussion of the intensely physical nature of the mystical activities and lives of fourteenth century women. It also deals with the life and writings of Heinrich Suso, a well-known fourteenth century Dominican. Citations are available upon request. women • mystics • fourteenth century • 14th century • germany
Crucifix Orchards - the Reed Epidendrums The epidendrums are of tropical American origin, with about 400 species known.They are closely related to the Cattleya family. epidendrums • orchids • plants • south american • tropical
Storm Brews Over Religious Jewelry The question of acceptable symbols to denote a person's faith has again emerged in Britain with a Christian who got into trouble for wearing a crucifix necklace. christianity • crucifix • britain • discrimination • law
Unique Catholic Gifts Looking for that perfect gift with a hint of faith? catholic • catholic gifts • rosary • rosaries • cross
Renaissance Paintings of Christ on the Cross The Late Medieval period in Florence, Italy spawned numerous paintings of Crucifixes. In the Renaissance, the style of crucifixes evolved with changing ideals. italian renaissance art • crucifix • ducento • trecento • late medieval
A Christmas Home Dedication Have you ever considered dedicating your home to God? If so, but you have no idea where to begin... home • dedication • catholic • church • animls
Alligators and Catholics An alligator makes repeated visits to the Roosevelt's barge. A French Catholic couple robs them of their sleep. roosevelt • natchez • mississippi river • crucifix • baton rouge
Devotions to the Crucifix: The Visions of 14th c. Women This article presents a brief discussion of 14th century crucifixion imagery, particularly in the visions of Dominican nuns. Citations are, as always, available by request. mysticism • visions • dominican nuns • crucifixion • passion
USB Bible and Gifts for Christians For those that want to profess their Christian faith in a more contemporary way, try taking a look at these unique flavors and uses for traditional USB thumb drives. usb bible • king james bible • king james version • bible thumb drive • shaped thumb drive
St. Francis of Assisi Rebuilds San Damiano The Church that St. Francis of Assisi rebuilt brick by brick still stands today in Assisi, Italy. st. francis of assisi • st. francis • catholic saints • stigmata • franciscan order
Touring Milan’s Gothic Duomo Follow a walking tour from below Piazza Duomo to the roof of Milan's cathedral, a Flamboyant Gothic masterpiece whose history dates back to the early Christian Saints touring milan’s gothic duomo • world’s third largest christian church • walking tour piazza duomo • milan cathedral roof • flamboyant gothic masterpiece
Legend of the Vampire How did the legend of the vampires originate? Blame Bram Stoker and Dracula. Fidn out how to recognize and how to repel vampires in this article. vampire • dracula • vlad iii • walachia • transylvania
Treviso: More than a Little Venice Frescoes from the 14th century, paintings by Titian and Tiepolo and Venetian architecture compete with good restaurants and the United Colors of Benetton treviso • little venice • walking walled town • northern italy city • 14th century frescoes
The Tic-Balan, Juanita and the Balete Tree A discussion of the Philippine folk tale concerning the escape of Juanita from the balete tree in which she had been imprisoned by the fiendish Tic-Balan monster. philippines • folklore • christianity in southeast asia • vile tic-balan monster
Controversy Over Symbolism: The Pentacle The biggest problem with the pentagram in schools stems from misconceptions by educated people. pentagram • education • religion • schools • paganism
Review of the Controversial Movie Bruno Sacha Baron Cohen's newest character, Bruno, is controversial and, at times, tasteless. This movie pushes the envelope and takes on many issues in our society. bruno • sacha baron cohen • borat • ali g • tasteless
Images of America: the earth, the toil, the people November's article focuses on the imagist poet William Carlos WQilliams. Powerful meaning presented through stark images and language. There is plenty of symbolism of America during the mid-1900's. imagery • poetry • william • carlos • williams
Supernatural Horror in Film: Georges Méliès Born December 8, 1861, Marie-Georges-Jean Méliès became a pioneer of early cinema, special effects, and brought the 'weird tale' to the big screen. supernatural horror in films • supernatural horror in films george melies • georges melies horror in films • pioneer of early cinema • the films of georges melies
Images of Dominic at San Marco, Florence. Medieval Art, History, Dominicans, Catholicism, Dominicans, San Marco, meditation, gesture, spirituality, Florence, Baxandall, Liturgy, frescoes, Fra Angelico, medieval art • history • dominicans • catholicism • dominicans
Who and What Was Elizabeth Bathory? Bathory, best known for killing and torturing virgins and being a "vampyre," is a study of pathology, but she was arrested for and charged with practicing witchcraft. elizabeth bathory • elizabeth bathory blood countess • elizabeth bathory witchcraft • elizabeth bathory serial killer • elizabeth bathory vampire
Augsburg Confession, Article 20: Of Good Works A look at Article Twenty of the Augsburg COnfession. This article deals with Good Works and their proper place in the Christian's life. It seems the Papists had accused the Lutherans of throwing out Good Works altogether. The Lutherans counter that they did not discard Good Works, but merely teach their proper role in Christian salvation and life. augsburg • confession • good works • fruits of faith • luther
History of the Peace Symbol It appears on buttons, pendants, t-shirts, and banners. It's the peace symbol. What is its history, and why is it used? peace • peace symbol • activism • march • rally dove
Peru's Gold Musuem a Real Treasure Peru's Gold Museum with its two very different galleries - one given over to weapons and military artifacts the other showcasing Peru's history in gold - is excellent. gold museum lima • museo de oro • one of the cities treasures • low-key but obviously well-to-do • two very different galleries
The Greatest Motion Picture Sequences -- Part 5 From family to action, and from classic to horror, this week, my choices for the best motion picture sequences of all time cover the gambit. exorcist • sequences • film • history • movie
Medieval Art History: A Brief Time line. While I am working on a longer article on Abbot Suger of St. Denis, I will offer the following brief (and sketchy) Time line of the more significant Medieval artworks and architectural achievements. For a more complete online reference with dates and historical information, I recommend the <b>Ecole Library</b>. medieval time line art history middle ages fifth s
St. Benedict of Nursia A little information about Benedict of Nursia who, while personally living a humble and obscure life, wrote a <i>Rule</i> which had profound impact on the life and culture of Europe. monk • benedict • nursia • catholic history art romanesque rule ireland
WWJD? Is It More Than A Passing Fad? A brief look at the current fad of "WWJD" bracelets. christian wwjd fad minister trend church
"Superstar" Musical Ends Tour with Film Jesus After almost two years on the road, the touring production of the classical rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar came to an end in Tampa, FL. broadway • musical • theater • acting • tour
About the Evil Eye According to Greek custom, every single person has the power of the evil eye, but not everyone knows it. The evil eye is described as negative power everyone carries. greek evil eye • skorda • greek orhtodox church • evil eye charms • protection from the evil eye
Create a May Altar at Home Set aside a corner of your home to pray to Mary in the month of May. An interesting religious activity for families. create a may altar • may devotions • creating an altar at home • religious activities for children and families • may the month of mary
Easter Processions in Spain Pasos, hand-carved and realistically painted statues that retell the story of the Passion of Christ, are paraded through the streets on Good Friday in solemn processions. spain traditional easter celebrations • holy week street processions • spanish semana santa • good friday parades • 18th-century baroque master francisco salzillo y a
Italy Vacation Destinations Planning on a visit to Italy? Don't miss one of the great tourist attractions, Florence, and all that this charming city has to offer. florence • italy • tourist • travel • museums
Push Presents for New Moms Hospital balloons, flowers and stuffed animals don't make the cut for some women who expect lavish presents from their partners in exchange for giving birth. push presents • history of push presents • current push present trend • celebrity push presents • alternative push present ideas
Quito, Ecuador in 24 Hours Whether coming to Quito on business, or just passing through on the way to the Galapagos Islands, there are some things that shouldn't be missed if time is an issue. quito ecuador in 24 hours • san francisco church convent • souvenir shopping quito • independence square ecuador • unesco world heritage site
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
Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart in Twilight The big-screen adaptation of the acclaimed novel of the same name, from the popular vampire-romance series. twilight • twilight movie review • vampire • vampire love • vampire romance
Shrine Of Our Lady Of Walsingham, Norfolk, UK Saxon noblewoman Richeldis de Faverches had a vision of recreating the house where Jesus's birth was announced by Gabriel. Thus was the legend of Walsingham born. shrine of our lady walsingham • anglican shrine walsingham • walsingham pilgrimage • pilgrimage sites in england • richeldis de faverches
Spiritual Warfare and Becoming a Prayer Warior To join in spiritual warfare, one must first realize the dynamics of evil. Then one must learn and practice the "tools" to neutralize evil and to protect self and family. spiritual warfare • spiritual tools • spiritual disciplines • weapons for spiritual warfare • souls are falling into hell like snowflakes
St. Francis of Assisi's Tau Cross St. Francis of Assisi chose the tau cross as his standard. It is the shape of the real cross, draws from Ezekiel, reminds friars of commitment and is a symbol of Jesus. saint francis of assisi • san damiano cross • tau cross • saint francis of assisi's cross • saint francis of assisi's icon
St. John Damascene One of the three requirements for a 'Doctor of the Church' is heroic sanctity. st. john damascene • seventeenth doctor of the catholic church • doctors of the catholic church • doctor angelicus • catholic magisterium
The Epiphany In many parts of Western Europe, the Christmas season comes to an official close on January 6th, the Epiphany. the epiphany • western europe christmas customs • greek cross day • three kings day • la befana
Traveling Quebec to Montreal Churches and shrines in villages like Leclercville, St. Michel, St. Antoine de Tilly, Ste. Croix and enchanting views of St. Lawrence River highlight Route 132 drives. quebec route 132 • st. lawrence river • le musee de religions in nicolet • st. antoine de tilly • leclercville
Vampires 101 There's no denying there's an allure about the walking undead, but after all is said and done, what is fact, and what is fiction? vampire myths • legends of the vampire • etymology of the word vampire • sensitivity to sunlight • vampires and pop culture
<i>The Lighthouse Keeper</i>: A Message of Hope for Everyone A review of <i>The Lighthouse Keeper</i> by LDS author James Michael Pratt. james michael pratt • world war ii • lds literature • inspirational literature • lighthouses
Shipwrecked Treasure Galleons – Part I After the flota reassembled in Havana, Cuba for the return trip to Spain, they sailed north and east until they reached the latitude of forty degrees before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The journey lasted approximately two months. The later they departed the New World for Spain, however, the greater their risk of encountering a hurricane somewhere along the narrow passage between Bahama Bank and the Florida reefs. pirates • privateers • treasure fleets • treasure • hurricane
Tackling Teen Subcultures - Goths 'Florida Today' recently published an article highlighting a school ban on Goth fashion statements. Why? Are teen cults headed in an unhealthy supernatural direction? teen goths • goth culture • goth fashion • fancy dress costumes • teen cults |
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