De democratische paradox van de RKSP. De 'leer van de uiterste noodzaak' als uiting van de groeiende eensgezindheid tussen katholieken en sociaal-democraten in het interbellum by M.J.M. Hoogenboom

“…This was partly caused by the refusal of the Roman Catholic State Party (RKSP) to form a government coalition with the Social Democratic Labour Party (SDAP). …”
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De democratische paradox van de RKSP. De 'leer van de uiterste noodzaak' als uiting van de groeiende eensgezindheid tussen katholieken en sociaal-democraten in het interbellum by M.J.M. Hoogenboom

“…This was partly caused by the refusal of the Roman Catholic State Party (RKSP) to form a government coalition with the Social Democratic Labour Party (SDAP). …”
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Alcohol Consumption and its Socio-demographic Correlates among Secondary School Teachers in Uganda by Athanansio Bashaija, Dennis Zami Atibuni, Aloysius Rukundo

“…As compared to Muslim counterparts, teachers identifying with the Roman Catholic denomination were three times more likely to consume alcohol (AOR: 3.1, 95% CI: 0.98-9.10, p = 0.05). …”
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The actively abjected: a hermenuetics of empowerment in Christian mysticism by Tomas, C

“…<p>This thesis is concerned broadly with purported mystics and how the Roman Catholic Church conceives of them theologically, and treats them in practicality. …”

A NEW DIVIDE: A ROMANTIC VERSUS A CLASSICAL ORTHODOXY by J. MILBANK

“…He notes that alongside the growing infl uence of Roman Catholic theological thought in the West, there also arose a new theological divide between, what he terms, the romantic and the classical modes of theological orthodoxy. …”
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Stratford Caldecott’s Idea of Education by Rebekah Lamb

“…This essay overviews key aspects of Stratford Caldecott’s idea of liberal arts education, within the Roman Catholic tradition and especially focuses on the centrality of the Eucharist in his thought. …”
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D’objet prédéfini à objet construit, l’approche du territoire religieux : le cas du diocèse en histoire religieuse contemporaine by Frédéric Knerr

“…From the territory of the exercise of power, the diocese has evolved into a territory of practices and communities, and of the internal dynamics of today’s Roman Catholic Church.…”
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ASPECTS OF CATHOLICISM AND MODERNITY THROUGH THE EXAMPLE OF CHRISTIAN POPULAR MUSIC by KINGA POVEDÁK

“…The present study examines the ambivalent connection between modernisation and Roman Catholic religion. It focuses on the appearance of popular music in a religious environment and seeks an answer to the question of how the official and lived religion responded to the changes of late modernity. …”
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Democratic State Reforms: Subsidiarity and Vision of Limited Government by Augusto Zimmermann

“…While its roots can be traced as far back as Aristotle’s political philosophy, Thomas Aquinas’s theological interpretation of Aristotle’s political philosophy proved to be the catalyst for the birth of the principle of subsidiarity, which would in time become a key aspect of Roman Catholic social thought. Despite similarities with Calvinist teaching and its well-known concept of “sphere sovereignty” as a principle of Catholic social thought, subsidiarity was first introduced in the encyclical Rerum Novarum (1891) and was enunciated in subsequent encyclicals such as Quadragesimo Anno (1931) and Mater et Magistra (1961).…”
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Synod dla Azji w świetle polskiej prasy katolickiej by Ewelina Chrobot

“…The article traced how this synod was portrayed in the Polish Roman Catholic press. The author analyzed relations on the subject of the synod which appeared in the Polish Catholic press. …”
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THE DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON AND HUMAN SOCIETY: A CONTEMPORARY READING OF VATICAN II’S PASTORAL CONSTITUTI ON «GAUDIUMET SPES» OF 1965 by PH. BORDEYNE

“…In this way, the Council took an innovative stance on the subject of the human person in society and the Roman Catholic Church consequently for the fi rst time in history opened itself more completely to the exploration of a full range of social problems…”
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History as an Object of Theology by Petr Mikhaylov

“…This article presents a panoramic view of the ideas posited by Roman Catholic and Orthodox theologians of the twentieth century regarding history from a theological point of view and as they were propounded during discussions of philosophy and history. …”
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Niemożność bycia świadkiem w postępowaniu administracyjnym przez duchownego katolickiego w świetle kodeksu postępowania administracyjnego i kodeksu prawa kanonicznego z 1983 roku... by Małgorzata Król

“…The aim of the article was to present legal regulations concerning the obligation to keep the mystery of confession by priest with particular emphasis on the role of this institution in the Roman Catholic faith. This formula was adopted because Catholicism in Poland is characterized by the largest number of faithful. …”
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The Bible and Church Growth: Globally and Locally by Bill Mitchell

“…This paper draws on examples of this relationship from different periods in Church history to illustrate a variety of initiatives and their role in the life and growth of the church. The Roman Catholic Verbum Domini document and the Lausanne Movement Cape Town Covenant illustrate contemporary approaches, while examples of Scripture engagement programmes in Latin America and the UK speak to the creative use of the Bible in mission today. …”
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James Goold e il revival dell'architettura gotica in Australia by Colleoni, Paola

“…In Australia, this style was adopted by all Christian confessions, but it was the first Roman Catholic Bishop of Melbourne, James Alipius Goold, who brought the Gothic Revival to a monumental scale with the commission of St Patrick’s Cathedral to British convert architect William Wardell. …”
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SHAKESPEARE AND EQUIVOCATION

“…In England of the beginning of the 17th century it was dangerous to be not only a conspirator, but a Roman Catholic as well. As equivocation is regarded as the culmination of historical events of the time, the detail analysis of dramatic dialogue, connected with equivocation, helps to understand additional meanings of Shakespeare’s tragedy…”
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Sacred journeys: Letnica in Kosovo by Sikimić Biljana

“…From the anthropological linguistics perspective this paper tries to trace the transformations of pilgrimage to the Roman Catholic shrine in Letnica (Kosovo), in the Day of Assumption over the course of the previous century. …”
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La dinámica del legado agustiniano en Santa Teresa de Jesús (1515-1582) by María Luisa de la Cámara

“…So this tradition contributes to de Roman Catholic Reformation in the way of a spiritual progress. …”
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Dialogue of the Catholic Church with the Muslim world: achievements and problems by Alla Aristova

“…Half a century has passed since the time of the Second Vatican Council - half a century for which a significant part of the world has unrecognizably changed - many-sided and trivial global processes have unfolded; new outlines of world civilization have emerged, geographic boundaries and demographic scales of religions have changed - but because of this, the Roman Catholic Church by the mouths of its head and the highest spiritual pastor of Pope Benedict XVI defines the Second Vatican Council as "the most important ecclesiastical event of the 20th century"…”
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Un Dinosaurio en la Sacristía. Las federaciones de sacerdotes casados, la pedofilia y la homosexualidad entre el clero de la Iglesia Católica Romana. Problemas institucionales de g... by Samuel Silva Gotay

“…This article examines the question of celibacy in the Roman Catholic Church in light of the challage of the existece of the various national and international federations of married priests in the world, which comprises about 150,000 married catholic priests; the question of the movement of women theologians within the Church demanding the ordenation of women; the gigantic problem of sexual childe abuse by catholic priests in USA and other parts of the world; and the growing population of homosexuals among trhe catholic priests and seminarians. …”
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