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43. Swiss Culture - Swiss Gaurd. The members of the Swiss Guard reside in a barrack in vatican city. They servefor two years, with the possibility of extending the period to a maximum of http://ch.c-d.org/ch/culture_swissguard.html

The Swiss Guard Current profile While much of the work of the present day guards is ceremonial, they are responsible for the security at the Apostolic Palace, the papal apartment and the four main entrances to the Vatican. They are also in charge of the pontiff's physical safety when he travels outside the city state. The Swiss Guard, the world's smallest and perhaps most colorful army, has been the chief protectors of the pontiff. Clad in Renaissance helmets and blue, red and yellow tunics (the colors of the Medici family) that are said to have been designed by Michelangelo. For routine work, the guards wear blue uniforms and berets. The Swiss Guard currently consists of a total of 100 men: 4 officials, 1 chaplain, 23 noncommissioned officers, 70 halbardiers, and 2 drummers. The halbard is the traditional weapon carried by Swiss Guards. The members of the Swiss Guard reside in a barrack in Vatican City. They serve for two years, with the possibility of extending the period to a maximum of 25 years. During this period they receive training in self-defence, attend shooting practice, take course in Italian and study the organizational structure of the Vatican. At the end of the first year they must take a very thorough exam. Guard recruits must be Roman Catholic men of Swiss nationality who are single, under 30 years old and stand at least 5-feet, 8-inches tall. Guards need to have completed their initial military training in the Swiss Armed Forces, and obtained a certificate of good conduct from an ecclesiastical and a civil authority.

44. The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Microstates vatican city. Society and culture. The Holy See. Government. Holy Father.Congregation for the Clergy. Roman Curia. vatican city State. http://www.library.pitt.edu/subject_guides/westeuropean/wwwes/microstates.nhp.ht

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46. Rome - Vatican City - Europe For Visitors Rome vatican, from a Rome city guide at Durant Imboden s Europe for Visitors . Rome Reborn The vatican Library and Renaissance culture http://europeforvisitors.com/europe/articles/rome_vatican.htm

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47. Pope Opposes Harry Potter Novels - Signed Letters From Cardinal Ratzinger Now On LifeSite Your Life, Family and culture Outpost. vatican city March 7, 2003.Esteemed and dear Ms. Kuby! Many thanks for your kind letter of February http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2005/jul/05071301.html

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48. Vatican City State (Photo Archive) vatican city State The capital of the Catholic church. Italy - Threemillennia of history and culture; Rome - The Eternal city (Italy) http://sights.seindal.dk/sight/150_Vatican_City_State.html

Vatican City State The capital of the Catholic church Take me to the pictures! (one photo in photo gallery) The Vatican City State was created in 1929 as a consequence of the Lateran Pact between the Italian Kingdom and the Catholic church, laying to rest a long standing conflict between the two. The Catholic church had had its own state since the early Middle Ages, the Papal state, which included most of the central parts on the Italian peninsula. This came to an end with the conquest and later annexation of the Papal state to the nascent Italian Kingdom in 1860. Only the city of Rome remained under the rule of the Pope, protected by a garrison of French troops. The young Italian Kingdom was not in a state to challenge France, so Rome was temporarily out of reach for the Italian Kingdom. The French-German war of 1870 caused the French to withdraw the garrison from Rome , and immediately afterwards the Italian army attacked and took the city, leaving the Pope as a self-declared "prisoner in the Vatican". The Pope refused to recognise the Italian Kingdom and forbade all catholics to participate in Italian politics, both as voters and as candidates, which had the unwanted effect of blocking the formation of a catholic party and hence reduced catholic influence in Italian politics. The conflict is usually referred to as the Roman Question This state of affairs persisted for 59 years, until the ratification of the Lateran Pact in 1929. With the Lateran Pact the dispute between the two parties were settled. As a part of the settlement, the Vatican City State was created as an independent and sovereign state. The Italian State also recognised Catholicism as its state religion, allowed the teaching of religion in public schools and agreed to support the church financially. The Holy See, on the other hand, formally recognised the sovereignty of

49. Catholic Online vatican city (CNS) In midAugust, Pope Benedict XVI travels to his nativeGermany to Cardinal Ratzinger on Europe s Crisis of culture (Part 4 of 4) http://www.catholic.org/

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51. Cultural Applications Cultural applications. Museums and art galleries are especially The vaticanLibrary, vatican city, Rome. An IBM team, including several members of our http://www.research.ibm.com/image_apps/culture.html

Cultural applications Museums and art galleries are especially concerned about the quality of reproductions, so it is no surprise that some of our most exciting and challenging engagements have been with such institutions. Examples Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia We worked with the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, to develop a state-of-the-art web site and Digital Library solution. This was a joint development project which included contributions from the State Hermitage Museum and many IBM locations, including Armonk, NY; IBM Research, Haifa, Israel; IBM Naples, Italy; IBM Russia, Moscow and St. Petersburg; IBM Software Solutions, Santa Teresa, CA; and IBM Research, Hawthorne and Yorktown, NY. The goal of this project was to capture images from the Hermitage collection for use with in-museum kiosks, for educational purposes, and over the web. The Hermitage web site shows one of the results of this partnership. This work was awarded Imaging Solution of 1999 in the category "Digital Photography and Still Image Databasing" by Advanced Imaging Magazine . An IBM press release describes the project in more detail.

52. ORB Bibliographies: Medieval Canon Law Literature (Monumenta Iuris Canonici, Series C subsidia 7; vatican city 1976) 4147. Idem, Repertorium der Kanonistik, (Studi e Testi 71 vatican city 1937). http://www.the-orb.net/encyclop/culture/law/canlaw.htm

Bibliographies Medieval Canon Law: Literature Compiled by Brendan McManus F. Arnold, "Die Rechtslehre des Magister Gratianus", Studia Gratiana, Mario Ascheri, "Analecta manoscritta consiliare (1285-1354)," Bulletin of Medieval Canon Law, Idem, I consilia dei giuristi medievali (Sienna 1982). , ed. W. Muller, W. Smolka, H. Zedelmaier (Munich 1991) 55-70. Idem, ed. (Studi/Schriften des Deutschen Studienzentrums in Venedig 13; Sigmaringen 1995). Manlio Bellomo, The Common Legal Past of Europe 1000-1800 (Washington 1994). Robert Benson, The Bishop-Elect (Princeton 1968). Idem, "Plenitudo Potestatis: Evolution ... to Gratian", Studia Gratiana Martin Bertram, "Angebliche Originale des Dekretalenapparats Innozenz' IV.," Proceedings of the VIth International Congress of Medieval Canon Law, Berkeley... (Monumenta Iuris Canonici, Series C subsidia 7; Vatican City 1976) 41-47. Idem, "Handschriften der Summe Hostiensis mit der `Quaestio' am Ende," Bulletin of Medieval Canon Law, Kanonistische Abteilung, Leonard Boyle, "The Compilatio quinta and the registers of Honorius III,"

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54. Vatican City: Catholic, Reformed, And Lutheran Leaders Discuss Indulgences - Chr vatican city Catholic, Reformed, and Lutheran Leaders Discuss Indulgences Mars Hill Graduate School Subscribe to Books culture Magazine http://ctlibrary.com/6557

Site Search: Home CT Mag Church/Ministry Bible/Life ... Help Member Login Password Not a member? Join now Search: Christianity Today Hot Issues World Report Weblog ... Columns Member Services My Account Contact Us Related Sites ChristianityToday.com Christian Sites Church Sites Sermon Illustrations ARTICLE TOOLS Find similar articles Print this article Bookmark this article Toggle highlighting Vatican City: Catholic, Reformed, and Lutheran Leaders Discuss Indulgences Understanding, not agreement, sought on historical, theological, and pastoral issues Peggy Polk Representatives of Roman Catholic, Lutheran, and Reformed churches have held a meeting in Rome to exchange views on the divisive issue of indulgences, the Vatican reports. The Vatican said it was the first "ecumenical theological consultation on the theme of indulgences" since the birth of Protestantism in the Reformation of the 16th and 17th centuries. The sale of indulgences by corrupt churchmen was one of the issues that Martin Luther protested in his theses of October 31, 1517, and which ultimately led to the Protestant breakaway from the Roman Catholic Church. Catholics have continued to believe that an indulgence—remission of temporal punishment for sins—can be gained through penitence and contrition, while Protestants reject the concept. The granting of indulgences was a key feature of last year's Holy Year observances by Roman Catholics.

55. National Catholic Reporter If little else, vatican city cannot escape the culture that is literally at itsdoorway. The question facing the membership is how it will answer the http://www.nationalcatholicreporter.org/update/conclave/photoessay/

National Catholic Reporter NCRonline.org What did they come to see? By Rita Larivee, SSA Publisher NCR Home Page One Next Page These photographs, taken over the course of one day, attempt to capture the scene at Vatican City as Catholics throughout the world discern the meaning of these events. Between now and the election of the next pope, National Catholic Reporter will provide additional photographs as they become available. From one of the many hills within Rome, the dome of the Basilica of Saint Peter's can be seen overlooking the city. As one approaches the Vatican, the symbol emerges quickly, capturing the imagination of those traveling from different parts of the world. Tributes to John Paul II appear everywhere thanking the pontiff for his life and his love of people. As one walks through the city, posters appear outside buildings, inside stores, at bus stops, and under apartment windows. And for those making a pilgrimage to the city, the signs begin to tell a story of great meaning and importance for those who knew this man. But it is a story that goes far beyond John Paul II, reaching to every corner of the earth and, for this moment, unites its 1 billion members regardless of theological or political inclinations. It is a story of hope and a reminder of what could be for the world, its people and all of creation. It is a time of remembrance of not only John Paul II, but of everything his office represents for a religious tradition that has begun its third millennium within the world. It is a moment of silence. Crowds stand in reverence as they gather around the walls of Vatican City. There are no theological debates, there are no groups speaking their personal desires or individual longings. It is a time of unity for all present inside and outside the perimeter of Saint Peter's. Many stand, others sit, but all are members of one group that has come to see for themselves the meaning of these days.

56. CNS STORY: Off And Running: New Vatican Office Aims To Promote Culture Of Sport Off and running New vatican office aims to promote culture of sport vatican city (CNS) On your mark. Get set. Go With little fanfare, http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/0404317.htm

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57. The United States Embassy To The Holy See Office Apostolic Palace, 00120 vatican city State, Europe. Pontifical Councilfor culture The Council embodies the Church s pastoral concern over the http://vatican.usembassy.it/vat/structure.asp

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58. Thomas Hibbs On Sin City On National Review Online Very Far Away from vatican city Taking in Sin city. With few exceptions, and Bruce Willis gives Sin city the feel of a Tarantino satire on pop culture. http://www.nationalreview.com/hibbs/hibbs200504080801.asp

cddcodebase = "/";cddcodebase454632 = "/"; HELP E-mail Author Author Archive Send to a Friend ... Print Version April 08, 2005, 8:01 a.m. Very Far Away from Vatican City Taking in Sin City W ith few exceptions, critics are fawning over the new film, Sin City , which is based on Frank Miller’s famed comics and which grabbed the number-one box-office spot in its opening week. As violent and stylized as anything in the film-noir canon, from which the film borrows heavily, Sin City has been described as so electrifying that it “kisses the blood right off its own violent hands” ( Chicago Tribune This is not to say that Sin City has trouble filling the time or the screen. It overflows with spurting blood, decapitations, severed heads, dogs eating human bodies, cannibalism, and vomiting. It culminates in a decisive battle whose victor manages to rip the genitals off of his opponent and then smash his skull. (You might want to hold off on the nachos for this one.) The film is situated precariously between the two-dimensional, frame-by-frame world of comic books and a mobile world with flesh-and-blood actors. In this, it resembles last year’s Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow , which combined human actors, a computer-generated environment, and odd coloration. In this case, the color scheme is mostly black and white, with occasional flashes of bright red for female dresses, lipstick and blood, and blanched spots to demarcate blood spots and injuries.

59. Cyndi's List - Western Europe General Resource Sites; History culture; Libraries, Archives Museums For anyone with a genealogical interest in the city/State of vatican city http://www.cyndislist.com/westeuro.htm

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60. ACE-NET ASREC will manage the annual Religion, Economics and culture October March 1618, 2005, vatican city. You can now read a majority of the papers on-line http://www.gordon.edu/ace/aceNews.html

Organized 1982 News, Conferences, and Calls for Papers Items are posted as a service to members, and are not necessarily endorsed or sponsored by ACE. Contents: 1. ACE 2005 Annual Meetings Program: Philadelphia, January 7-9, 2005 2. New Organization: Association for the Study of Religion, Economics and Culture 3. The Database of Catholic Social Thought Organizations 4.Conference Papers from "The Call to Justice: The Legacy of Gaudium et Spes 40 Years Later" March 16-18, 2005, Vatican City 5. The Transformative Business Project : Research at The University of Cambridge (UK) Association of Christian Economists 2005 Annual Meetings, Philadelphia, January 7-9, 2005 Session 1: Religion and Economic Institutions Friday, January 7, 8:00-10:00 a.m. Michael Anderson, Washington and Lee University, presiding Papers: Joseph Daniels, Marquette University, "Who Trusts Others? The Role of Religion" "Religion and Globalization: Do Religious Countries Trade More?"

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