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Articles related to "Pope"
95 Thesis The 95 Thesis that Luther posted, translated into English. luther • wittenberg • 95 • thesis • indulgences
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
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
"When I Can" This artist once wrote "My beard points to heaven. . . my paintbrush all the day does drop a rich mosaic on my face." What was he talking about? michelangelo • sistine chapel • pope julius ii • renaissance • renaissance artists
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
The Rise, Reign and Fall of Anne Boleyn, Part II Henry VIII's struggle with the Pope -- and all of Christendom -- to win release from his marriage to Catherine of Aragon, so that he might wed the capricious and spellbinding Anne Boleyn. henry viii • anne boleyn • catherine of aragon • thomas wolsey • cardinal campeggio
The Rise, Reign and Fall of Anne Boleyn, Part III The court of the Papal Legates in England accomplishes nothing, and Henry takes matters into his own hands. henry viii • anne boleyn • catherine of aragon • thomas wolsey • cardinal campeggio
Augustine of Kent Augustine of Kent or Canterbury brought a lasting Christianity to the island of Britain. st. augustine • kent • canterbury • ethelburt • thanet
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
Catherine of Aragon, Part III The painful end of the marriage between Catherine and Henry -- and of Catherine herself. catherine of aragon • henry viii • anne boleyn • pope clement vii • cardinal campeggio
The Swiss Guard Guardia Svizzera The elite bodyguards of the Pope are the last of the old-school mercenaries and have been the army of the Vatican for the past 500 years oldest military corps in the world • pontifical swiss guards • guardia svizzera • protecting the pope • military mercenaries
Patron Saints for Back-to-School Four patron saints for education. For students: St. Catherine of Alexandria and St. Thomas Aquinas. For techers: Pope St. Gregory I (The Great) and St. John the Baptist de la Salle saints • education • students • teachers • catholic
Two Families of the Renaissance They were two of the most powerful families of the Renaissance. Yet each is remembered for very different reasons. Come meet the Medici and Borgia families. renaissance • medici family • lorenzo medici • cosimo medici • "lorenzo the magnificent"
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
God or Science, We Can Choose Both The current debate between religion and science requires readers to pick a side, but why should they? the god delusion • the dawkins delusion • god or science: we can chose both • competing world views • religion
Lucrezia Borgia: Myth Or Truth? A look at the legend and elusive truth surrounding the life and times of one of the most colorful women of the Italian Renaissance. lucrezia borgia • cesare borgia • pope alexander vi • giovanni sforza • perotto
St Peter's Square Rome The Vatican residence of Pope Benedict XVI, in St Peter's Square Rome, is home to works from Bernini, a master of Roman Baroque art and Michelangelo a Renaissance genius. st peter's square rome • basilica of st peter • st peter's basilica • vatican • vatican city
The Rise, Reign and Fall of Anne Boleyn, Part One First of a series of articles tracking the mercurial royal career of Henry VIII's second and most controversial wife, Anne Boleyn. This portion follows Anne's career from royal mistress to Henry's initial petition for divorce from his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Included are background sketches of Henry's marriage to Catherine, and the political and religious atmosphere of the time. anne boleyn • henry viii • catherine of aragon • elizabeth i • divorce
OF COUNTRIES AND CITIES (From Luther's "Table Talks") Some qoutes from Luther's <I>Table Talks</I> regarding the country and city. Have a Happy July 4th.! Of course, this is a holiday in the United States, but anyone outside the US can reference these quotes for their own nation's holidays. july 4th • table talk • country • countries • city
Medieval Mystery and Miracle Plays Medieval mystery and miracle plays began as serious church performances and developed into colorful and theatrical spectacles involving the whole community. medieval miracle and mystery plays • medieval theater • medieval theatre • cycle from creation to domesday • miracle and mystery plays of the middle ages
OnDVD: POPULAR - TV Series Socio-politics and power struggles between the 'Popular' crowd and the 'Alternative' crowd go awry at Kennedy High in 2 DVD box sets of WB's teen TV Series POPULAR popular • leslie bibb • carly pope • tamara mello • carmen
The Colosseum's History The Colosseum has been part of the landscape of Rome for nearly 2000 years. Its history reflects the fortunes of the empire that constructed it. the colosseum in rome • history of rome's colosseum • history of the flavian amphitheatre • what is the colosseum's real name • amphitheatre flavium
The Knights Templar The Templars were famous long before Dan Brown's novel "The Da Vinci Code" cast them as goddess-worshipping protectors of the secret of the Grail. But who were they? templar • templer • templier • templarios • temple
Franciscans, Dominicans and their Art: Part I, Comparing the Spirit of the Orders Franciscan, Dominican, Art Medieval, Catholic, Iconography, Symbolism, Cult franciscan • dominican • art medieval • catholic • iconography
18th CENTURY MUSEUMS by Mary Haegele Museums that are responsible for collections of 18th century artifacts or existed themselves since the 18th century. century • british • museums • antiquities • japansese
Burning Wyclif by Thom Satterlee Thom Satterlee's linking narrative Burning Wyclif won the 2006 Walt McDonald First Book prize, and is probably the best book to come out this year. thom satterlee • burning wyclif • linking narrative • novel-in-verse • john ball
Raphael - High Renaissance Painter Brief biography of Raffaello Sanzio (Raphael), youngest of the other High Renaissance artists: Michelangelo Buonarroti and Leonardo da Vinci. raphael • rafael high renaissance painter • raffaello • rafaello sanzio • school art
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
Young George Washington George Washington, first American President: Early life in Virginia on Rappahannock and Potomac Rivers. Great-grandfather known by Indians as Destroyer of Villages. george washington • george washington the boy • early family life of washington near the potomac r • john washington as destroyer of villages • washington’s birth place in westmoreland county
Church and State - The Byzantine Legacy Trends into the Church and State relationship in the Byzantine Empire, and a reflection for the modern time. church • state • byzantine • orthodox • hesychasm
MTV Germany to air Popetown MTV Germany to air entire series after Catholic injunction fails popetown • mtv germany • bavaria • bbc • catholics
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
The Book of Common Prayer - Part III In this article we take a look at the liturgies of the seven Sacraments: Baptism, Communion, Confirmation, Confession, Marriage, Unction, and Ordination. baptism • communion • eucharist • confirmation • confession
The Rise, Reign and Fall of Anne Boleyn, Part IV Despite the opposition of the English people, Anne Boleyn at last becomes queen. Henry is finally satisfied -- or is he? anne boleyn • henry viii • thomas wolsey • thomas more • thomas cromwell
The Wives of Henry VIII: Catherine of Aragon Catherine of Aragon comes to England to marry Arthur, Prince of Wales -- but fate intervenes... catherine of aragon • henry vii • elizabeth of york • prince arthur • henry viii
1870: Italian States Unify Italy unified under the leadership of several men: Giuseppe Mazzini, Camillo di Cavour, Giuseppe Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel. The forty year process ended in 1870. cavour • mazzini • garibaldi • victor emmanuel • red shirts
Gatecrashers Have you ever considered inviting superpowers to your wedding? What if they came anyway? wedding • reception • booking • hotel • superpower
House Record Review by D.J. Rene Hewitt (The Warehouse) Well here they are! Some of the most talked about and up-to-the-minute House Records released. I must say I highly recommend these releases. house records • music • reviews • releases
Jefferson: Reader and Surveyor Peter Jefferson, father of Thomas Jefferson, studied at William and Mary College prior to surveying the Virginia and North Carolina boundary. peter jefferson was the father of thomas jefferson • joshua fry • william and mary college • virginia and north carolina boundary line • london
Outline of Norway's History Norway, the land of the Vikings,influenced Western Europe by conquest from the 9th through the 13th century. Monarchs noted include Harald in the 890s to Harald V in 1991 norway • norwegian history • vikings • eric the red • lief ericsson
Popetown injunction fails Bavarian bishops fail to stop MTV Germany from airing satirical program. popetown • munich • fsf • benedict xvi • germany
Sandro Botticelli Article about Florentine artist Sandro Botticelli. article about florentine artist sandro botticelli.
Catholic Fathers on the WWW Web sites for and by Catholic fathers, a prayer, a story and poem. father's day • dads • catholic • christian
Orthodox Christian Church and Ecumenism Ecumenism in the Orthodox Church - Definitions, practice, and policies. council • ecumenism • church • religion bishop • doctrine
The Virtue of Justice Part of the "Theology for the Laity" series by Fr. Paul Duffner, Director of the Rosary Center justice • rights • obligations • catholicism • christianity |
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