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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Catholic History: The Parochial Era (1767 – 1965)
The Crown of France clearly did not realize that, in its successful push for the suppression of the Jesuit order, it had signed its own death warrant. Needless to say that the Jesuits would have been invaluable in engaging with … Continue reading
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Catholic History: The Jesuit Era (1540 – 1767)
The kindling wood of the Protestant Reformations (yes, there were two Reformations) were the actions of Catholic elitism in Southern France and Prussia. The French Crown (not the Church) burned many Cathars at the stake for heresy. There is no … Continue reading
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Catholic History: The Mendicant Era (1209 – 1540)
The First Crusade served a noble role in Catholic history fighting to establish the Kingdom of Jerusalem. The Knights Templar and the Knights Hospitaller were absolutely critical in maintaining and defending this important land. The Second and Third Crusades were … Continue reading
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