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    Reflection Paper

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    In the United States, we have the freedom of choice to practice any religion we like, even more so, even the choice to not practice any religion at all. This freedom has brought many different faiths, rituals, and traditions from all over the world. This diversity gives all Americans the opportunity to see bits and pieces of what different beliefs are practiced. While the rituals and traditions may vary by country, culture, and denomination, there are still similarities. The similarities and differences

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    Homework #6 1. Define the Caput Mass and the cyclic Mass and identify which one is a type of the other. Before delving into what the Caput Mass is, it’s important to know it’s origins and what led to it’s creation. One type of mass that was a predecessor to the the Caput Mass was the cyclic Mass, which is a work featuring the major sections of the liturgy (the Ordinary) as one musical (not liturgical) unit that includes a cantus firmus, modes, motives, or other “composititional procedures

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    “Dear Fathers, we should listen again to the lament of God proclaimed by the prophet Jeremiah: “they have turned their back to me” (2:27). Let us turn again towards the Lord!” (Sarah qtd Cardinal Sarah’s Top 5 Quotes from Sacra Liturgia 2016 np). In a time when tradition is seen as something distasteful and backwards, people have become increasing focused inwards, on themselves. In the Catholic world, this has become increasingly apparent in the way Mass is celebrated. In order to combat this self-focused

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    ‘The New Mass’, called ‘The Mass of Paul IV’. Paul IV revised the current Tridentine Mass that was in place and changed a number of significant factors and it ended up replacing the Tridentine Mass as the main Roman Catholic mass. This included simplifying some of the factors of the Missal, and removing some parts through the course of time became the same as other areas or were not very useful. There was significantly more usage and quotes from the Bible in the new Mass and modified parts of the

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    all black robe and wearing a silver necklace with the sign of the cross. Up on the altar there was an Egyptian symbol known as “the Ankh” in the center and behind it was a picture of the Christ, with candles behind it. There was a pamphlet with The Missal, Hymns, prayers and the Gnostic Creed written on it. We sung hymns and read prayers which really set quite the experience,

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    Fila Bates Patrick Jehle Writing and Rhetoric II November 8, 2017 NFL Protest Observation The American flag represents this so-called notion of equality and patriotism, even though it was used alongside with the pledge of allegiance to capitalize on the people’s love of the country. The current controversy is that protest at NFL games is not only disrespectful to the country, but is also a disrespect to our armed forces who fought for our constitutional rights, this paper is simply an observation

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    about the initiatory process? Fourth, what do these two ritualistic actions suggest for parish life? The steps of starting and blessing the Easter fire have a rich historical background within the Catholic Church. According to the rubrics of The Roman Missal, the “fire should be

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    Background of the Catholic Church Essay

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    acceptable and moral behavioral standards within a social setting, whereas, the Catholic Church stands firm in its doctrines despite social and moral movements in the twentieth century. Except for the Second Vatican Council and the Council of Trent, the Roman Catholic Church has not worked to revise its religious traditions in

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    Ancient Roman History The Best of the Worst: Caligula & Nero “Such opposed vices, both the greatest arrogance and the greatest timidity, were to be found in the same person” (Caligula, 51). Suetonius’ quotation is vital in composing a description of a poor emperor based on the detestable characters of Caligula and Nero. It appears that both Caligula and Nero suffered from acute vanity due to their overwhelming insecurities. To appease their insecurity, both men must assert themselves superior

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    Roman Empire Essay

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    The Roman Empire was one of the greatest and longest lasting empires to date, but by A.D. 476 the empire was divided in two and its downfall was inevitable. There are many reasons for the downfall of the Western Roman Empire, some political some economical, but the four biggest factors were religion, war, size, and the decline of the Military. The problems that brought about the downfall of the Western Roman Empire were not unsolvable, but the leaders lacked the will and organization to fix them

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