Magnificat

Christy Potter-Kass Hermeneutical Journey Report Sermon #3 – Advent Nov. 22, 2016 Mary’s Magnificat When I decided to preach my third sermon on Mary’s Magnificat, out of the first chapter of Luke, I wasn’t sure it was a very good idea. Not because it didn’t fit the required theme – the Magnificat is about as Advent-focused as you can get – but because since I began preaching on a weekly basis six months ago, I have become comfortable with my chatty exegetical preaching style, in which I explore

loud enough for the Laura to pay attention. Once there was a blonde teen named Laura and she was a 6th grader at Lewis F. Mayer Middle. Laura got ran over by a car and her family didn’t survive. A lady named Magnificat finds her. Magnificat is a brown haired lady with blue eyes. Now Magnificat has to take care of her. One day Laura got a phone and it was a iPhone six! She loved her phone but, she was on it all the time. Even when her friends asked her if she wanted to hang out with them she said

historical, life, or religious lessons within the study of the novel. Sue Monk Kidd’s The Secret Life of Bees should be kept in the Honors English 10 curriculum at Magnificat High School. The main character in The Secret Life of Bees, Lily Owens, is relatable for many Magnificat tenth graders. She is a fourteen year old girl, and Magnificat tenth graders are all teenaged girls. When the main character is easy to relate to, this allows students to empathize with the character and learn from their situation

John Rutter and Johann Sebastian Bach are both well known composers throughout the world. Each of them were gifted with the ability to create brilliant musical compositions that became widely popular. They both use different techniques and instruments making their compositions unique. Rutter and Bach are from different time periods allowing their music to be tastefully different and unique. John Rutter was born in London in the year of 1945. While in his teenage years, according to Bendis D, author

This paper will compare and contrast Luther and Julian of Norwich in light of their understanding of salvation and “union with God”. This paper will also explore their understandings of the proper Christian life in light of these understandings. Specifically, it will argue that their writings contain important questions and concerns that center on issue of how God relates to humanity. Furthermore, it will explore their views on God and humanity’s nature as well as how God intercedes in the midst

Three Incarnate Word students in the Leading with Service class this semester partnered with Magnificat House, a Catholic nonprofit organization who provides shelter to the homeless of Houston, to create a social change project. Because these women are homeless, many people tend to look down upon them with negative or aggressive attitudes. Together, these girls saw an opportunity to serve this community and help them feel a better sense of self-worth, dignity, and give them the respect they deserve

Religious wars were raging on across Europe, and many of Cozzolani’s musical pieces focus on religion and musical dialogues, which portrayed notable religious scenes from the bible (Forney, Dell'Antonio, & Machlis 111). One of Cozzolani’s pieces, Magnificat, was focused on in our textbook. After listening to the piece and reading some history about Cozzolani and her music, I felt like I could really understand what was happening during that time in history and how she wanted to make people feel with

Some of the artist that I have reflected on for this project have been Alfredo Pirri and Tony Cragg. In Cragg’s work called Thinking About Things We Can’t See, formulates shifting semi-geometric wooden and bronze shapes that articulate an internal structure, which will influence the outside appearance (Sculpture, p.51-57). Much of Cragg’s pieces are abstract silhouette-like layers of wood which are often presented in gallery type settings. Cragg’s work not only observe his sculptures as a whole,

selfishness, alcohol, and loose living. I had the opportunity to view this ballet during a summer ballet intensive, and it challenged me to repent from my sin, and turn towards God. Last summer, I attended a two week Summer Dance Intensive at Ballet Magnificat intending to improve my technique and performance. While I did make significant advances in my dancing, I also saw God in new ways. In every encounter, teaching staff, students, and administrators demonstrated how in

A Blessing in Disguise Being a twin is never something I asked to be, but I like to think that im lucky that it did. I mean how many people can say that they grew up with someone literally from the moment they were born till the day you both leave home. When I was younger I thought having a twin was the biggest burden in my life, but now that I’ve come to appreciate him I would not want it to be any other way. One of the biggest things i learned while being a twin was something I figured