Topics: Epic Movies, Fantasy, Medieval, Historical Battles, and more Community Audio 92 92 TheHistoryofEnglandPodcast Episode09 by TheHistoryofEnglandPodcast audio eye 92 favorite 0 comment 0 This week on the podcast we discuss the Battle of Hastings and the Norman Conquest. Topics: battle of hastings, norman conquest, history, england Community Audio 73 73 The Battle of Trenton audio eye 73 favorite 0 comment 0 The Battle of Trenton fought on December 26, 1776, in Trenton, New Jersey between American Continental Army troops under George Washington and Hessian troops under Wilhelm von Knyphausen.
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Epic movies are movies that tell stories on a grand scale, often involving heroic deeds and magical creatures. Fantasy movies are movies that take place in a world of make-believe, with imaginary characters and settings. Medieval movies are movies set in the Middle Ages, often telling stories of royalty and court life. Historical battles are movies that depict famous battles from history, often using accurate costumes and sets.
Mystic Family is everything. They are your rocks, your support system and they are always there for you. That is until they are not. For seventeen year old Fiona, life was normal. She had a loving family and friends. That is until her parents killed in a car accident. Her family torn apart and she left all alone. Fiona forced to move in with her aunt who she barely knew. At first, things were difficult, but Fiona soon found comfort in her new home and the family that resided there. The Andersons were warm and welcoming and quickly became like a second family to her. But one day, everything changed. The Andersons killed in a house fire and Fiona once again left all alone.
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Fiona had no choice but to return to her aunt’s house. She the only family Fiona had left. But Fiona’s aunt was a cold woman who didn’t care for her at all. She made Fiona do all the chores and never let her out of the house. Fiona quickly became depressed and felt like she had no one left in the world. That is until she met Gabriel. Gabriel was a mystic who could see into people’s hearts. He could see that Fiona was hurting and decided to help her. He showed her that she wasn’t alone and that she had a whole new family waiting for her. Gabriel helped Fiona to find happiness again and she soon forgot about the tragedy that had befallen her. But one day, Gabriel disappeared without warning leaving Fiona heartbroken once again
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Sourcebook: Pope Gregory VII on the Power of the Pope. 1073 Pope Gregory VII (1073-85) was one of the most important and controversial of medieval popes. This letter, written in 1073, defends the pope’s power against critics. It is excerpted from The Letters of Gregory VII, translated and edited by J. P. Migne, Patrologia Latina, vol.149 (Paris: 1854), pp.705-711. To all who shall see these letters greeting in the Lord. It has told us that some persons have dared to say that we do not hold the place of Peter in the church. And that we are not lords over the church, but only ministers. And that this is true not only of us but also of our predecessors who were saints.
In answer to this we say with St. Augustine: “If you could find a single bishop or priest who does not claim to be lord over the church, I will give you my cloak too”.
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And so we say with St. Jerome: “We are lords, and you are our slaves.” And also with St. Chrysostom: “We are your masters and you are our servants.” With blessed Athanasius: “The bishop is in the church and the church is in the bishop, and if anyone is not with the bishop he is not in the church.” And again with St. Ambrose: “Wherever the bishop appears, there let the people be; as wherever Jesus Christ is, there is the Catholic Church.” If then it be asked how it comes about that we make such declarations concerning ourselves and our predecessors,- declarations which seem so arrogant,- we reply that they are not arrogant but true; since it is not just to deny what has been said by Christ himself and by his holy apostles and evangelists.
For Peter received from Christ both temporal power over all earthly things and also spiritual power over souls. As did his successors; so that whoever resists them resists God himself.
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Nor can anyone who sets himself up against them justify his conduct by appealing to Holy Scripture or to any other authority whatsoever. For Scripture itself declares expressly concerning this matter that whosoever resists a bishop resists God’s ordinance (cf. Acts 5:29). From this it follows unmistakably that whoever separates himself from communion with a bishop cannot be saved. But remains implicated in all guilt; while on the other hand every one who cleaves to a bishop with faith and love shares in his grace and merits whatever good he does.
This being so, it would be impious for anyone to doubt that all those who are separated from communion with us ipso facto fall away from ecclesiastical fellowship altogether and lose all right to Christian burial. Let no one think otherwise! For it would be too great an evil if wicked men were suffered to contaminate innocent people with their errors or crimes through contact with them; while on.Watch Movies Series Novels Shows to talk and share.
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