Society of St. Pius X Essays

  • wrw

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    eventually expelled from their schools, ostracized from the community, and basically blacklisted. Before I get any further into this essay, I think it’s important to provide some background information of the cult. Firstly, it was founded as the Society of Saint Pious X (SSPX) in 1970 by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, who I do not believe was a cult leader. In fact, I think he was only an overzealous archbishop. Which is supported by his “breaking away” from The Vatican in 1988, not because he wanted to become

  • Second Vatican Council

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    When St. John XXIII announced the Second Vatican Council (hereafter VC II) in 1959, he caught the Catholic world by surprise; no one expected that he would cause upheaval in the Catholic Church. I believe that VC II’s legacy is not strictly restricted to the Church’s doctrine, the liturgical changes that came out of the council signalled the Church’s willingness to reform itself to grow with post World War II society. Prior to VC II the mass not the all-inclusive experience associated with the modern

  • An Essay On Joan Of Arc

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    Leon. The Mystery of Joan of Arc. Trans. A. C. Doyle. New York: E. P. Dutton & Company, 1925. Print. Pernoud, Regine, and Clin, Marie-Veronique. Joan of Arc: Her Story. Trans. Jeremy duQuesany Adams. New York: St. Martins Press. 1998. Print. Pope Pius X. "Pope Pius X Praises Joan of Arc." The Sacred Heart Review 19 Dec. 1908: 26. Boston College. Web. 5 July. 2014. Sullivan, Winnifred Fallers. "Joan's Two Bodies: A Study in Political Anthropology." Social Research 78.2 (2011): 307,324

  • Overview of the Reformation Movement

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    religion in a movement known as the Reformation. In 1517, the actions of bishop Albert of Hohensollern, friar Tetzel, and Pope Leo X elicited a response from Luther. Albert abused his position as bishop by purchasing bishop positions in Magdeburg and Halberstadt while selling indulgences, with the approval of Pope Leo X, with the profits being split between building of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome and paying off Albert’s increasingly large debt. Friar Tetzel deceived the public to believe that purchase

  • Metastatic Melanoma Research Paper

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    Metastatic Melanoma: A Skin Cancer Joseph Castillo St. Pius X- St. Matthias Academy General Biology, Pr. 3 Ms. Nieshe Washington Cancer: What is Cancer? In general, the word cancer is the name given to a collection of related diseases (What is cancer? n.d.. ). In our everyday life multiple thousands of your cells divide in order to keep the function of that certain cell ongoing. Through out all types of cancer, the body begins to force cells to divide without cease which then spreads

  • Pope St. Gregory The Great Essay

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    In the words of Pope St. Gregory the great, the Pope is “the servant of the servants of God”. The Pope is devoted to serving the people of God by doing three things; interpret God’s word by teaching, protect God’s words from heresy, and pass God’s word to every generation. Many non-Catholic Christians do not understand this role of the Pope, thinking that the Pope is a result of a twisted hierarchical system the Church created in a desire for power. Chapter seven of The Enduring Faith & Timeless

  • The Protestant Reformation

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    During the Late Middle Ages, Christian followers and clergy were becoming increasingly concerned about the corruption of the church. Some had even declared that the dogma was false, however, the church had dealt with similar challenges before. In the 1500’s a new series of attacks on the church’s authority had started to destroy Christianity creating both political and cultural consequences. At the center of the changes happening in Germany was Martin Luther who lived between 1483 and 1546. His