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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Counter-Reformation
		For the principles of the Protestant Reformation are to Catholics principles leading to deformation and to the perpetuation of abuses, such as the subservience of Church to State, or the marriage of the clergy, to say nothing of doctrinal error.
		Moreover, the Catholic bishops and representatives of various countries had come to know one another as never before, and when they separated they returned to their flocks with a new perception of the unity of the Church, and edified by the sincere holiness of her hierarchy.
		But as he was a Huguenot, the Catholic people of France would not accept him, and the war dragged on, with disastrous effects to French power, until Henry IV became a Catholic in 1593, and was absolved by Pope Clement VIII in 1595.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04437a.htm (9575 words)

	The Catholic Revival Meeting: Look at Parish Missions
		In the early stages of the revival movement the religious condition of Catholic immigrants was poor.
		In Catholic retreats and missions, it is wisely managed and made simply a means." He acknowledged that in some Protestant revivals it was not carried to excess, but ultimately it was not useful since, in his opinion, such a revival did not offer salvation.
		Catholic revivals, however, were "a vehicle of the supernatural graces and gifts of God." Faber's argument was basically the same: grace sanctified religious enthusiasm and made something which was not decorous legitimate.
	themissionchurch.com /catholicrevival.htm (9568 words)

	Chapter VIII. Catholic Politics and Catholic Intellect, 1860-1861
		During two centuries of intolerance the Catholics had suffered persecution and exclusion from the life of the nation; it was only in the more tolerant eighteenth century that they could begin to find their place in English life.
		The Catholic revival was therefore to be a two-sided process: the development of a greater sympathy towards Catholicism among the English Protestants, and a response by the Catholics to the challenges and opportunities of the new age.
		The native Catholics consisted of the remnants of Catholic groups which had survived the Reformation in certain localities, and families of nobility and gentry scattered throughout the country; these, with a few poor Irish immigrants, formed a Church which "strove, as it were, to make herself invisible" (Thureau-Dangin, I, xxiii).
	www.victorianweb.org /religion/altholz/intro.html (1700 words)

	San Francisco Faith September 1999 \| Catholic Revival in Kosovo?, by Stephen Schwartz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Muslims and Catholics (the latter typically ignored by global media), ordinary believers and mystics, they trudged through the snow to what they believed would be safety.
		A media expert in Sarajevo, Drazena Peranic, a Croatian Catholic woman married to a Bosnian Muslim, might have been expected to consider religious distinctions within a family to be secondary.
		In addition, Catholic believers suffered attacks from Serb extremists during the recent war, including the machine-gunning of a Catholic church as parishioners were leaving Mass and the torture of an Albanian Catholic priest forced by Serbian terrorists to eat a candle.
	www.sffaith.com /ed/articles/1999/0999ss.htm (1436 words)

	Catholic Culture : Document Library : Four Priests Of The Word
		Thus the Catholic revival has been and continues to be indispensably literary, infusing Catholic culture with the Word through books and periodicals.
		The essential characters of the Catholic revival are numerous indeed, but in this time of suffering for the priesthood, it is appropriate to credit four priests who particularly have inspired and served through their publications the renewal of Catholic culture.
		Long before his conversion to the Catholic Church, he was a powerful voice alerting Americans to the danger of barring matters of faith from the public arena, insisting that America from its founding has been a country in which Judaeo-Christian roots have defined its true character.
	www.catholicculture.org /docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=5073 (1931 words)

	Catholic World News : A Catholic Revival?
		For well over a year, the mass media in Holland have been discussing the "new Catholics." They have noticed a trend which is not frequently mentioned outside the country: the remarkable number of young people--especially in the academic world--who have come into the Church, seeking a deeper spiritual life.
		The Catholic bishops are now more likely to raise their voices on public issues, and to gain the attention of the mass media when they do so.
		For the Catholic Church, the challenge is to raise a voice, however lonely, in defense of human life.
	www.cwnews.com /news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=20914 (3083 words)

	Francis Phillips reviews The Catholic Revival in English Literature, 1845-1961, by Ian Ker
		Rightly distinguishing between writers who happen to be Catholic and Catholic writers, he answers this question by selecting 6 authors whose religion was central to what they wrote, whether poetry, novels, criticism or essays.
		Thus Francis Thompson is excluded as although he was Catholic his poetry, including the powerful Hound of Heaven, is not distinctively informed by his faith; similarly, Edith Sitwell, a convert, wrote her poetry before her conversion.
		Catholic artists are not trying to preach or write theology; their genius, like that of any artist, is peculiar to them; but because this most protean, beautiful and theologically powerful faith is central to their way of refracting their experience, it will necessarily infuse or inspire what they write.
	www.theotokos.org.uk /pages/breviews/francisp/frianker.html (786 words)

	MPR: The Catholic Revival
		Catholic educators in the Twin Cities are celebrating an enrollment revival as they open four new schools.
		They say more schools are expected in the next few years as Catholic and non-Catholic parents try to fill a spiritual void in their children's education.
		Catholic students get plenty of religious content woven into their classes and attend mass each school day.
	news.minnesota.publicradio.org /features/200009/04_pugmiret_schools (995 words)

	What is anglo-catholic parish?
		Parishes identified as “Anglo-Catholic” reflect the strong influence of the nineteenth-century Catholic revival in Anglicanism.
		The sixteenth-century Reformers, denying Catholic teaching about the objective character of Christ’s presence in the sacrament of his Body and Blood and about the sacrificial character of Eucharistic worship, had abolished all ceremonial expressive of this teaching or associated with it.
		Fortunately, their twentieth-century successors are not bound by their personal views, but only by the Catholic tradition to which they appealed; and because of advances in scholarship, that tradition is better understood today than it was in the nineteenth century.
	www.gracechurchinnewark.org /whatisanglocatholic.html (1910 words)

	FT April: Books in Review: The Catholic Revival in English Literature, 1845-1961 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Catholic Revival in English Literature by Ian Ker is not, as its title suggests, the study of a literary movement.
		In the Catholic cultures Newman saw after he was received into the Church, religion was not merely part of one’s daily routine; it was the ground of that routine, something confidently, unpretentiously taken for granted.
		They condemn Catholics, because, however religious they may be, they are natural, unaffected, easy, and cheerful in their mention of sacred things; and they think themselves never so real as when they are especially solemn.
	www.firstthings.com /ftissues/ft0404/reviews/boudway.html (2001 words)

	The Catholic Movement in the Swedish Church
		The Catholic Movement considers its purpose in this respect to be a propagation of the hierarchical doctrine of the episcopacy.
		The Catholic Movement has always worked to have the same missionary zeal for the salvation of souls as is commonly considered to be the special sign of the Evangelical conception of Christianity.
		The Catholic Movement in Sweden was influenced early by the Volkliturgische Bewegung, Volksliturgische Apostolat, Klosterneuburg, Vienna, with the famous Professor Pius Parsch as its leader.
	anglicanhistory.org /usa/crhale/rosendal.html (5042 words)

	A Catholic Revival at Southern Colleges
		Catholic ministers are being hired at a rapid clip, and Catholic student groups are expanding.
		Less-devout Catholics have found that being part of a scrutinized minority has actually deepened their faith by forcing them to figure out what they truly believe.
		The point is to help Catholics, who make up only 2,000 of the 24,000 students at Chapel Hill, understand their faith in order to defend it.
	www.cuc.claremont.edu /interfth/Resurrect/CathRevival.htm (2365 words)

	Catholic Revival
		As Catholics He is calling us to embrace with our entire heart, soul, mind, and strength the teachings of the Catholic Church in the midst of this Pentecostal outpouring.
		Are you willing to let revival come into your life through others.
		Many in the body of Christ are praying for revival.
	home.sc.rr.com /morelord (356 words)

	US politicians warn of of anti-Catholic hate revival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Gavin Abraham from the NZ Catholic has taken out the top news story award at this year's Australasian Catholic Press Association Awards announced in Adelaide overnight while Brian O'Connell from the Marist Messenger took out the best editorial award.
		48 Catholic members of Congress have signed a letter warning that the church risks bringing "great harm" on itself if bishops decide to deny Communion to legislators who support abortion rights or take other public positions that are odds with church doctrine.
		McCarrick is chairing a seven-member task force of bishops that is considering whether to recommend sanctions in guidelines on how bishops should respond to Catholic lawmakers who do not uphold church values in their work.
	www.cathnews.com /news/405/116.php (844 words)

	Catholic revival for all set Sept. 11 in N. St. Louis
		A Catholic revival will be held for all faith communities beginning at 8 a.m.
		The revival will include singing by gospel choirs from the North Deanery parishes during the praise and worship hours, each of which will include a speaker.
		The revival will be the site of a live radio broadcast on Gospel 1600-AM from noon to 6 p.m.
	www.stlouisreview.com /archive/990806_02.htm (237 words)

	The Catholic Revival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Known for his Catholic writings, Maturin was an Englishman who converted in 1897, was ordained to the Catholic priesthood, and made lecture tours of the USA in 1913 and 1915.
		A former celibate preacher in the 2x2/Cooneyite sect, Jenkins converted to Catholicism and was ordained a Catholic priest in the Diocese of Colorado Springs.
		A relative of the philosopher-convert, Vladimir Solovyov (1853-1900), Serge Solovyov was appointed Vice-Exarch for the Russian Byzantine Catholics in 1923.
	www.stu.lmu.edu /wbeutel/write/convert.htm (17058 words)

	History Bookshop.com: Catholic Revival in the Age of the Baroque
		Catholic Revival in the Age of the Baroque
		This book is a study of Catholic reform, popular Catholicism, and the development of confessional identity in southwest Germany.
		Based on extensive archival study, it argues that Catholic confessional identity developed primarily from the identification of villagers and townspeople with the practices of Baroque Catholicism - particularly pilgrimages, processions, confraternities, and the Mass.
	www.historybookshop.com /book-template.asp?isbn=0521780446 (270 words)

	Vatican II, 1962-1965 - The next 30 years: to bring about a Catholic revival
		The evolution of events in the Catholic Church in the period since Pope John XXIII's election in 1958 cannot be explained without reference to one key factor.
		This is the widespread confusion that had existed at all levels in the Church for a hundred years prior to Vatican II, ever since the Catholic Revival in the mid-nineteenth century, between papal infallibility and papal inerrancy.
		The notion of papal inerrancy must be clearly distinguished from the Catholic dogma of papal infallibility and room must be frankly and fully made within the Church for those who, with the benefit of thirty years hindsight, come to the conscientious conviction that the policy of aggiornamento has on balance, proved counter-productive.
	www.ad2000.com.au /articles/1996/apr1996p10_782.html (1082 words)

	Flame Revival News Online: Cardinal Archbishop welcomes FMI to Mexico: Revival reaches 25 million in Mexico, USA & ...
		We lovingly dedicate this Revival News issue to Sean Blee FMI who was tragically killed in a car accident at 1.30pm on 19 September 2002.
		This Revival Mission to Mexico, financed by generous people in Perth WA including a donation from the Archdiocesan Leaders Meeting of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal of Perth reached over 25 million people in Mexico, South America, USA and up to Alaska: All this was fulfilling prophesies and prophetic visions spoken over the past 30 years.
		His experience of the Revival was inspired by the Flame Ministries International web site and the Baptism of Fire prophecy which compelled him to seek the Holy Spirit's touch of glory for himself.
	www.flameministries.org /news20.htm (9198 words)

	CATHOLIC REVIVAL
		Not only is there a possibility of a Catholic revival, there is a certainty of it if we simply correct the present pattern of emphasis to the pattern followed by Jesus which he gave to his first followers and to the early Church.
		We have come to regard our inherited Mass and sacramental routines as sufficient in themselves instead of means of introducing and maintaining us in a working relationship with Jesus to make evangelising in the power of the Holy Spirit our first priority.
		Today’s Catholic Church is in serious decline, if not actually collapsing, in much of the world because it simply no longer has the anointing that its first members received at Pentecost.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /ray.knight/cathrev.htm (880 words)

	Pope's ecumenist urges revival of Catholic-Orthodox talks (06/28/98)
		WASHINGTON - According to Catholic News Service, Cardinal Edward I. Cassidy, head of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity has called for the return of the international Catholic-Orthodox theological dialogue to the program that was suspended in 1990.
		Titled "Orientale Lumen II," it was a follow-up to a similar conference at the university last year, which focused on "Orientale Lumen" (The Light of the East), Pope John Paul's 1995 apostolic letter praising the riches of the Churches of the East and urging a restoration of East-West Church unity.
		He said the pope drew wide attention in other Churches with his request to theologians and leaders of other Churches to explore with him how he might exercise his primacy as bishop of Rome in ways that might better serve the unity of all the Churches.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1998/269812.shtml (693 words)

	The Social Service of the Catholic Revival, by Ruth Kenyon
		With the single and significant exception of All Saints', Margaret Street, almost every famous church of the Revival was built amidst the poor and for the salvation of the poor.
		It was the moral rather than the physical evils which were most felt by them: but the latter were noted too; and in the terrible visitation of cholera which broke out in 1848 they were the helpers, often the only helpers, of the sick and dying.
		Benson's Litany of Intercession for a Parish, with its detailed prayers for schools and orphanage, house of mercy, and penitents, persecutors, and hardened sinners, the unclean, the fallen, and the lapsed, was written for S. Barnabas' and breathes this pastoral spirit.
	anglicanhistory.org /england/kenyon_social.html (2734 words)

	The Catholic Revival in English Literature 1845-1961, by Ian Ker
		Rightly distinguishing between writers who happen to be Catholic and Catholic writers, he answers this question by selecting six authors whose religion was central to what they wrote, whether poetry, novels, criticism or essays.
		Fr Ker, a renowned Newman scholar and biographer, ably communicates his love, knowledge and understanding of these distinctive Catholic "voices" and his carefully selected quotations serve to stimulate a reading or re-reading of the whole text to which he refers.
		With Graham Greene, Ker argues convincingly that he never wrote so powerfully as during the period of his Catholic "quartet" of novels: Brighton Rock, The Power and the Glory, The Heart of the Matter and The End of the Affair, in which he brilliantly fused evil, Catholicism, cinematic techniques and the thriller genre.
	www.ad2000.com.au /articles/2004/apr2004p17_1601.html (991 words)

	Catholic Revival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This is the assignment page for the topic "Catholic Revival" for J. Owens's sections of the lower-division undergraduate course, History 101, Foundation of Western Civilization.
		Why was the Roman Catholic Church able to meet the Protestant challenge (1500-1650) and deny the new churches control over most of Europe?
		Why did Catholic reform leaders believe that the key to improving the Church was the improvement of the performance of bishops?
	www.isu.edu /~owenjack/westciv/wcsyl.18.html (283 words)

	Catholic revival set in Hill District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		A former Pentecostal minister who brought his family and many members of his congregation into the Catholic church will be the main speaker at an Oct. 3-5 Catholic revival in the Hill District.
		Alex Jones, who now works in the evangelization office of the Archdiocese of Detroit, was moved to become a Catholic through his study of early church history.
		The opening night of the revival will feature testimonies from parishioners and a drum call to worship.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05266/576561.stm (167 words)

	The Florida Catholic - Black Catholic revival shows a 'glimpse of glory' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Philip Neri liturgical dancers perform during the revival night hosted by their parish.
		In preparation for Lent, fl Catholics "went to the mountaintop" at the beginning of February.
		She explained that revivals are the equivalent of missions, but more lively and in tune with the fl faith tradition.
	thefloridacatholic.org /articles/2005/050218/050218-miami-revival.htm (377 words)

	Flame Ministries International - Catholic Charismatic Renewal, Free Articles, Meditation, Tantric Yoga...
		A Neo-Pentecostal Lay Preaching Organisation of the Catholic Church.
		Kaye Rollings FMI Officially represents Archbishop Hickey, the Catholic Archdiocese of Perth and Flame Ministries on the Board of Reference for the Impact World Tour coming to WA in 2006.
		Impact World Tour was founded in 1993 in Wisconsin, USA and has grown to be the largest traveling campaign of its type in the world.
	www.flameministries.org (1336 words)

	The Catholic Revival in English Literature, 1845-1961: Newman, Hopkins, Belloc, Chesterton, Greene, ...
		THE CATHOLIC REVIVAL IN ENGLISH LITERATURE, 1845-1961 presents a thorough discussion of the six principal writers of the Catholic revival in English literature -- Newman, Hopkins, Belloc, Chesterton, Greene, and Waugh.
		John Henry Newman claimed in The Idea of a University that post-Reformation English literature was overwhelmingly Protestant and that there was no prospect of a Catholic body of literature.
		These Catholic revivalists were not so much influenced by traditional Catholic themes of guilt, sin, and ceremony, as they were attracted to unexpected facets of Catholicism.
	www.ecampus.com /bk_detail.asp?isbn=0268038791&referrer=CJ (258 words)

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