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Arts Etcetera: THE SUNDAY PICTURE
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Strictly speaking, this week's picture shouldn't be appearing
in our "free on a Sunday" slot - because it's hanging in the
Victoria & Albert, and the museum has just brought in an admission
fee. But Raphael's Paul Preaching at Athens is one of the
masterpieces of the High Renaissance, and the V&A will let you in
for nothing after 4pm. Along with six more Raphael cartoons
(designs for tapestries commissioned by the Medici Pope Leo X for
the Sistine Chapel), Paul returns to the Raphael Cartoon...
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Worker-ownership & Catholic Social Thought. (Special Feature: Mondragon Cooperatives).
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; Educated at Cornell, University of California (Berkeley), St. Louis University, Jesuit School of Theology and University of Southern California, and fluent in Spanish, Rev. George E. Schultze, SJ holds M. Div and PhD degrees; is Assistant Professor of Social Ethics at the University of San
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Unique Papal portrait makes its Irish debut; Leo XIII by Irishman Thaddeus.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: Klara Kubiak A PORTRAIT of Pope Leo XIII by the only Irishman ever to paint a livingpontiff has gone on display here for the first time. Cork-born portrait artist Harry Jones Thaddeus painted the pope in Rome back in1886, but the location of the rare portrait was unknown until it
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The Pope's Elephant
The Catholic Historical Review
; The Pope's Elephant. By Silvio A. Bedini. (Manchester: Carcanet in association with the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the Discoveries Commission, Lisbon. 1997. Pp. x,302. L30.) Silvio Bedini's The Pope's Elephant charmingly tells the tale of a remarkable diplomatic gift: Hanno, an Indian
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Pope to hit longevity milestone
Chicago Sun-Times
; VATICAN CITY -- It may only be a footnote in reference books and the Vatican has not planned any celebration or festivity, but Pope John Paul II will reach another milestone in his papacy Sunday. John Paul, who marked the 25th anniversary of his election as pope on Oct. 16, will surpass Pope Leo
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Century of papal teaching
Chicago Sun-Times
; Roman Catholic teachings on work and employee-employer relations are the most comprehensive of the world's religions. Texts on social issues were begun by Pope Leo XIII in 1891 and have been updated and expanded since, most recently by Pope John Paul II last year. Those writings are incorporated
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