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From the Middle Ages to Modern War: Pope as preeminent peacemaker
Since the Middle Ages, the Holy See has positioned itself as the preeminent mediator for international conflicts regardless ...
Pope Leo XIV is the first member of the Order of St. Augustine to be elected pope – but who are the Augustinians?
The Rule of St. Augustine offered monks a firm structure for their daily lives of work and prayer, even before the mendicant ...
Christian Today1d
Out of the ordinary: listening to a contemporary rabbi on the possibilities of Jewish-Christian conversation
Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster and the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Rowan Williams, discuss fresh perspectives on ...
Jacobin2d
The Politics of Papal Naming
The new pope’s homage to Leo XIII invokes Rerum novarum, the Catholic Church’s 1891 encyclical engaging with the social ...
The Lancet3d
A plasma biomarker panel for detecting early amyloid-β accumulation and its changes in middle-aged cognitively unimpaired individuals at risk for Alzheimer’s disease
dDepartment of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, United States of America eDepartment of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Northern California ...
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How Much Power Did the Catholic Church Have in the Middle Ages?
One of the most unifying elements of the Medieval Period was the Roman Catholic Church. All classes and ranks of people, whether that be nobles, peasants or tradesmen, were profoundly affected by the ...