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SMC103Y1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Second Vatican Council, Eucharist

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pucecod518
16 May 2012
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UTSG
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St. Michael's College Courses
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SMC103Y1
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G O W A N

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Essay: draw from material from all three units of the course, one of the questions on the essay will be there, two things in the essay. To demonstrate your command of relevant material about all three things we"ve talked about, vatican two, catholicism and either pope john paul, leddy or rubio. Responds to the question with an argument. Look at the image of the church as a pilgrim. Its one of the way that the bishops addressed historical transformation and changed the view of vatican and the church. How did the church transform what did they get rid of or keep and what did they gain and loose. Have understanding of her argument especially the parallel argument in chapter 6. Passage identification: major sources we have read. 4 authors: leddy, rubio, pope, vatican ii. Vatican ii= gatium et spes, nostrate aetate, dignatatus humane.

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