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Oprah Winfrey was born on January 29, 1954 in Kosciusko, Mississippi (Britannica). Oprah spent the first several years of her life at her grandmother’s farm while her unwed mother looked for work. At the age of six, she went to live with her mother in Milwaukee. Unfortunately, she left to live in extreme poverty and would also endure years of physical and sexual abuse (Elkins). During the summer, when she was nine years old, she was raped by a nineteen-year-old cousin. After that she was molested and raped throughout her adolescence by different relatives and family friends. Oprah ended up being

The roles of people in the church were redefined, as the Pope established himself clearly as a man of action, and not unreachable ‘God like’ figure. He did not submit to his power and instead worked together and worked for the people to make worshipping Christ more meaningful. The sacraments were developed to involve the congregation and improve the expression of Christian beliefs as the church was modernized and clericalism was removed.

He has many issues with the church, starting with indulgences. He found them rather unnecessary. He believed that one can gain salvation through faith alone. That ones works were not as important as a strong faith in Christ. Teaching needs to be from the bible itself and not from a priest's interpretation. He didn't even believe that a priest should share

He could have simply told the partisans that they should turn themselves in. He wanted the guilty partisans to perform a moral action by themselves instead of being led by a church official even though the partisans didn't turn themselves in. Father Antonelli is not responsible for the reprisal by not turning them

This article interests me because they are eager to respond in this kind of situation by suspending the priest, whose mistake only is to used the product of modern technology as a way of reaching his young parishioners during mass, while the diocese authorities never suspend priests who keep molesting children.

Gene Weingarten used multiple rhetorical strategies and devices such as lists, anecdotes, and metaphors in order to appeal to his audience’s sense of credibility, emotion, and logic. The audience he is aiming to reach is people that don’t believe they are capable of killing their child by leaving them in a hot car. He is trying to show that anyone is susceptible to doing this, as well as introducing the possibility that killing your child in that manner, isn’t always a crime. Everyone is at mercy of their brain’s functions and the way their body handles memorization and stress. The way he presents his argument with multiple anecdotes, and various other strategies help Weingarten reach his audience and achieve his purpose.

the use of ethos, which is an appeal to authority. He is sending a message to the clergymen that

Pope Francis did away with ornate and rigid traditions of previous popes. He restructured core Vatican institutions such as the clerical hierarchy and the banking system, in order to drive out corruption. His messages of simplicity and mercy were engrained in unselfish gestures, such as the washing of offenders feet, (something) , and (something), that helped bring Catholics back into the fold. Yet, for some Catholics, like Maureen Dowd, Pope Francis’ efforts have not changed the church enough.

Americans, goaded on by hate groups, feared that Catholics would pay allegiance to their “foreign King” (the Pope) rather than their new country (Pencak, 110).  Although there was a strong argument for this, as much of the Italian immigrant

He told his people that it was a nonviolent protest that they could win with their words and his people listened. Yet the clergy men told their people no violence and they used inhumane treatment, showing they had no control of the policemen. In order to be a leader you have to lead by example. He wanted his people to act a certain way so he walked with them to ensure they behaved, the clergy men should have been there with the police ensuring they behaved as was asked. When you lead a mass and require a desired situation it is always better to lead the way.

The father that priests all these attributes has fear in himself that affect all others around him. “Do you not know that God damns all liars?” its this fear of being at risk for hell that translates to the father or priest, and then the fear in the religion itself, and then the worry so the people. “No, old man, you have not hurt these people if they are of good conscience. But you must understand, sir, that a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it, there be no road between. This is a sharp time, now, a precise time - we live no longer in the dusky afternoon when evil mixed itself with good and befuddled the world. Now, by God’s grace, the shining sun is up, and them that fear not light will surely praise it.”

They are subject to the authority of the pope as well as the authority of the leader of the state. Also, they are commanded subject to the rule of the Vatican as well as the rule of their homeland. For Rousseau, “religion of the priest” is “so bad that it is a waste of time to amuse oneself by proving it. Whatever breaks up social unity is worthless. All institutions that place man in contradiction to himself are of no

The Protestant Reformation indicated that a human can “connect to God and can do so without the aid of a priest.” The ecclesiology behind this is basically what aids me in my ministry. Peterson, in his book Essential Church, explains “the primary affirmation is not that each person is his or her own priest but that each Christian can be a priest, advocate, intercessor, and evangelist to others.” William Willimon, Pastor: the Theology and Practice of Ordained Ministry, highlights a variety of ways in which a pastor functions. In this paper, I am going to explain the ways in which my current ministry setting connects with the concept of priest as pastor in relation to worship and the connect and context of pastoral care while teaching others that they are able to accomplish the same task.

“Oprah Winfrey arguably has more influence on the culture than any university president, politician, political or religious leader, except perhaps the pope.”

Oprah Winfrey was born January 29, 1954 in Kosciusko, Mississippi to mother Vernita and father Veron who was a barber and businessman. Oprah lived in a small farming area and endured a rocky childhood where she encountered sexual abuse by several male relatives and associates of her mother. Due to the sexual abuse, Oprah eventually moved to Nashville, Tennessee with her father. Oprah attended Tennessee State University in 1971 and started working in radio and television in Nashville. In 1976, Oprah moved to Baltimore and hosted “People are talking” for eight years where her career began to excel. It was during this time that she began her own morning show in Chicago called “A.M. Chicago”. Her “warm-hearted” personality style helped her progress from last place to first place ratings. The