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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"non-Catholic"”.
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Achievement of public and non-Catholic private high school students within a matched sample
… differences in achievement between public and Catholic high school students. Valuable data on non-Catholic private school students have been virtually ignored. Based on a strategy proposed by Althauser and Rubin (1970), in this study non-Catholic private schools are matched with public schools …
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The Catholic option : non-Catholic parents' choice of a religious education in Saskatoon Catholic Schools
… the general population. The other is a Roman Catholic separate system; it was established and designed to serve the Catholic population of the city. In many ways the two systems are alike. Both are required to follow provincial set curricula and are answerable to the province's Department of …
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Reflexive Identity Formation in University-Aged Irish: A Selective Sample from Catholic and Non-Catholic Groups
… hereafter “IWP 2004”) research concerning Irish Catholic identity formation, this study was geared toward augmenting Inglis’ (IWP 2004) findings and fleshing out some of the details concerning the generation to which many of Inglis’ respondents were referring when discussing the …
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The missionary vision in the Italian Evangelical Church starting from the Unity of Italy to the present day
… of Italy. Italy is a predominantly Roman Catholic country, strengthened by the fact that the main centre of Catholicism, the Holy See, is situated in the very heart of the country. Throughout the years the Protestantism has been struggling to gain a foothold among the people. In 1170, the …
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The question of mixed marriages in Malta
… are those wherein one of the parties is Roman Catholic and the other party is not a member of the Catholic Church. The validity of these so-called Mixed Marriages, was the object of a legal controversy in these islands in the second half of the last century. Diplomatic relations were entered …
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The Lived Experiences of Undergraduate Students at Catholic Universities with Catholic Mission and Identity
… study explored the lived experiences of Catholic and non-Catholic undergraduate students at Catholic universities in the northeast United States, focusing on how Catholic mission and identity are expressed through student life and campus ministry programming. The study aimed to describe …
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Determinants of Prenatal Care and Supplement Use: The Case of Honduras
… their most recent birth, currently unmarried, of non-Catholic religious affiliation, and of low SES were significantly less likely to have used prenatal care and supplements. Women who reported the intentionality of their most recent birth as unwanted also were significantly less likely to have …
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Protestant's Guide To Catholic "Nunsense": A Performance Study And Analysis Of "Sister Mary Hubert"
… The popularity of this musical among Catholic and non-Catholic audiences have created a market that inspired the writer to extend this theme through five sequels. The commercial success of these musicals suggest a strong connection between the demands of the Catholic doctrine and the …
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God save this honorable court : religion as a source of judicial policy preferences
… areas plausibly connected to religious values. Catholic justices vote in ways that more closely adhere to the teachings of the Catholic Church than non-Catholic justices even after controlling for ideology. These results may indicate that Catholic theology is different from Protestant or Jewish …
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An Exploration of Catholic High School Religious Studies Teachers' Perceptions and Experiences of Their Role and Practice
<p>Research literature has demonstrated that Catholic high school religion teachers face a number of possible challenges or tensions as they go about the preparation and practice of teaching religion. One challenge that emanates from the literature is that religious studies teachers are expected to …
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Presbyterians, Ulster unionism and the establishment of Northern Ireland 1905-47
… Church in Ireland to which a majority of non-Catholic Christians in Ulster have, consistently, chosen to adhere. Irish Presbyterians hold that the ordained leadership of the Church consists of ministers and ruling elders, holding the same office and divided only by function. This means …
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Decisions regarding coeducation at two pairs of same-sex institutions
… the 1970s concerning coeducation at two sets of Catholic institutions of higher education located in Minnesota. The two urban institutions, the University of St. Catherine and the University of St. Thomas, and the two rural institutions, the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University, are …
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William E. P. Hartnell A California Patriarch, 1820-1854
<p>California was founded and settled by Spanish Catholics and hence its background and culture, its place names and festivals, reflect Catholicism. The laws of the Church forbidding Catholics to intermarry with non-Catholics were strictly enforced. Consequently many who came as traders remained as …
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A study of the views of parents/guardians of Maltese Year 10 students on the choice of taking ethics as a subject
… and parents/guardians who are practising or non-practising, Catholic or non-Catholic, and whether they are relatively younger or older were investigated. Findings show that most parents/guardians who opted their child out of Religious Education to have them follow Ethics Education were …
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Walking the Tightropes: Tensions in High School Religious Education
… faced by high school religion teachers in Catholic education through interviews with 16 teachers from nine U.S. dioceses. The dissertation explored four key tensions the literature indicates have emerged in Catholic education since the Second Vatican Council: (1) balancing catechetical and …
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"El Eton catolico": El internado jesuita de Beaumont (Old Windsor, Inglaterra) durante el rectorado del Padre Joseph M. Bampton, S.J. (1901--1908)
… the educational methods of the most prestigious non-Catholic public schools of England (such as Eton, Harrow or Rugby). Prominent among these methods was the introduction of the "English system" of discipline (which the Rector named "Captain system"), or participation of the boys themselves in …
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Perceptions Regarding the Identity and Culture of a Lasallian Catholic Secondary School in Australia
… and teachers regarding the Lasallian Catholic identity and culture of St. John's College (a pseudonym), a secondary school located in Australia. Data collection occurred over a 10-week period primarily from the researcher's interviews with three administrators and 12 teachers, and …
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The Sisters of Charity in Nineteenth-Century America: Civil War Nurses and Philanthropic Pioneers
… and nursing? The Sisters of Charity was a Catholic religious order that provided volunteer nurses, and became highly visible, during the American Civil War. Several hundred Catholic sister nurses served; they supported both the Union and Confederacy by caring for soldiers from both armies. …
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Spiritual intelligence and imagination in New Zealand students
… each of these groups. By comparing students in a Catholic integrated school with those in a State intermediate school, it identifies both similarities and differences that teachers need to take into account in carrying out their professional responsibilities. The study begins by analysing and …
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