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Paul VI
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions
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Paul VI (1897–1978).
Pope from 21 June 1963. Born Giovanni Battista Montini near Brescia, he entered the papal secretariat of state in 1924 and served there until appointed archbishop of Milan in 1955. As pope he pledged himself to continue the policies of
John XXIII: he continued the Second
Vatican Council, instituted a regular
synod of bishops to assist in governing the church, reformed the
curia and the diplomatic service, legislated for revised
liturgical rites, and abolished the
Index. In 1967 he published
Humanae Vitae which reiterated the traditional RC rejection of artificial means of birth control, and this overshadowed his more progressive actions, such as the 1975 Apostolic Exhortation
Evangelii Nuntiandi with its implicit endorsement of some elements of
liberation theology.
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SWIMMING; Paul VI Has Perfect Marks
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 2/4/1995; ; 619 words
; Paul VI, which has had one of the best girls swimming...Sophomore All-Met Scott Werner helped the Paul VI boys remain unbeaten as well with a 109...may never have a team like this again," Paul VI Coach Joe Gesker said of the combined strength...
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Paul VI Girls, Gonzaga Boys Take Titles
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 11/5/1992; ; 504 words
; Paul VI, led by sophomore Katie Helland, swept...Harrington's first-place finish, held off Paul VI and Good Counsel to take the Metro Conference boys championship. The girls of Paul VI, fresh off a victory in the Metro Catholic...
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A NEW DIRECTION; Controversy Follows Paul VI Catholic's Rise
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 10/15/1999; ; 700+ words
; Three years ago, Paul VI Catholic High School often was an...opening victory over Good Counsel, Paul VI informed the WCAC it had used a player...According to these sources, last week Paul VI was told by the league that it had...
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Episcopal Collegiality and Vatican II: The Influence of Paul VI.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Theological Studies; 6/1/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...AND VATICAN II: THE INFLUENCE OF PAUL VI. By Luis Antonio G. Tagle. Landa...Vatican II, and the influence of Paul VI on this development. "The Influence of Paul VI" is the subtitle. However, the...
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Players School Ex-Teacher; Paul VI Catholic 1, Potomac School 0
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 10/11/2000; ; 595 words
; The players on Paul VI Catholic's girls soccer team would give...their Fairfax school. Johnston taught at Paul VI from 1996 to 1999 and began coaching at...were players. However, after No. 7 Paul VI defeated the reigning Independent School...
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Georgetown Prep Boys Nearly Sweep; Paul VI Girls Also Woodward Winners
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 9/18/1990; ; 700+ words
; ...by Mike Rogers and Eric Andreoni of Paul VI, who finished third. Second in the...fifth. In the girls' division, Paul VI finished first with 14 points, followed...Deb Cades were the leading pair with Paul VI's Melanie Gesker and Barbara Maloney...
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SOCCER;Paul VI Beats Gonzaga, 4-2, Stays Undefeated
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 9/30/1989; ; 605 words
; Paul VI, which has scored almost half of its goals...Gonzaga Coach Derek Donnelly. Ironically Paul VI has very little height and would prefer to...one of us and two of them." Gonzaga cut Paul VI's lead to 2-1 after the Purple Eagles...
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Fairfax Remains Unbeaten, And No. 1 in Neighborhood; Fairfax 17, Paul VI Catholic 14
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 10/30/1999; ; 582 words
; ...suit up for last night's game with Paul VI Catholic, he saw a huge white banner...blue letters: "Rebels, no hype, Paul VI, no problem." The banner was torn...time players returned from beating Paul VI, 17-14, in a tense and exciting...
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Paul VI, O'Connell Fit to be Tied
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 10/15/1987; ; 593 words
; ...minutes of play covering two matches, Paul VI and Bishop O'Connell are still tied...with a 1-1 tie. Melissa Belrose of Paul VI scored with only 25 seconds remaining...history between the teams. A year ago Paul VI edged O'Connell, 2-1, in five...
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Paul VI Soccer Team Steps Up to Metro, Still Wins
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 10/12/1989; ; 700+ words
; ...thing from its collective mind. Yet Paul VI's soccer team has defied all standard...beginning. Now one is developing." Paul VI did not come to the Metro Conference...championship in 1986. A pivotal point for Paul VI came early this season in a game against...
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Paul VI
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Paul VI 1897-1978, pope (1963-78), an Italian...established. International Relations In 1964, Paul VI made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land; he was...international outlook of the Vatican under Paul VI was matched by a new ecumenism. The pope...
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John Paul II
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...1964 he became archbishop of Krakow. Paul VI made him a cardinal on May 29, 1967...could mean. In fact, in 1976 Pope Paul VI invited the then Cardinal Wojtyla...Contradiction in 1979.) When Pope Paul VI died in August 1978, and then scarcely...
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John Paul I
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...17, 1912. Unlike his predecessor Paul VI who came from a well-to-do family...came when he was appointed to Pope Paul VI's international commission that...behind the pope's stance. In 1969 Paul VI appointed Luciani archbishop and patriarch...
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Paul III
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
Paul III Paul III (1468-1549) was pope...Alessandro Farnese, who became Paul III, was born on Feb. 29...cardinal in 1493 by Pope Alexander VI, he continued his warm friendships...During his 15 years as pope, Paul III created a new atmosphere...
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Paul of Aegina
Dictionary entry from: Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography
...encyclopedia. Through Oribasius, Paul acquired and transmitted many...Oribasius, he did not cite them. Paul divided the Epitome into the...worms Book V. Toxicology Book VI. Surgery Book VII. Properties of medicines. In the first book Paul examined in some detail the general...
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