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The Linacre Quarterly, Rhythm, NFP, and Human Fertility from Popes Pius XI through Benedict XVI. [PDF]

Linacre Q, 2012
Fehring RJ, Yeung P.
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Benedict Football, 1963-64

, 1963
The Benedict College Football Team amidst a game watched by spectators. Written on verso: Football 1963-64. Benedict College Digital Archives Collection.
Benedict College
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COVID-19 vaccination program: the Catholic Church's all-time support to the government when it is for the common good. [PDF]

J Public Health (Oxf), 2022
Lacsa JEM.
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Deacon Stephen Benedict, circa 1900

, 1890
A portrait of Deacon Stephen Benedict, husband of Bathsheba A. Benedict, founder of Benedict Institute, 1870. Deacon Stephen Benedict was a mill owner; banker; businessman; deacon of the First Baptist Church of Pawtucket; and pioneer abolitionist. He and
Benedict College
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Some Aspects of War and Peace Treatment by Roman Church Pontifices at the End of the XX and at the Beginning of the XXI Centuries

Vestnik RUDN. International Relations, 2012
The article is dedicated to the Christian comprehension of war and peace in Roman Catholic Church. It focuses on the treatment of these problems in speeches and articles of John Paul II and of Benedict XVI.
G I Bykova
doaj  

Address of his holiness Pope Benedict XVI to participants of the symposium on the theme: 'Stem cells: What future for therapy? Scientific aspects and bioethical problems'. [PDF]

Cell Prolif, 2008
Pope Benedict XVI.
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Social media as tool for the Church's mission and response to the COVID-19 pandemic. [PDF]

J Public Health (Oxf), 2022
Galang JRF, Galang JRF.
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Benedict Football, 1960

, 1960
The Benedict College Football Team amidst a game watched by spectators. Written on verso: BC Football 1960. Benedict College Digital Archives Collection.
Benedict College
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The new pope and medical ethics. [PDF]

BMJ, 2005
Scalise DM, Bognolo G.
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Benedict XVI’s Messages to the Mass Media

Philosophy and Canon Law
Exploring the ethical implications of new modes of communication in the context of the theology of Benedict XVI and the official documents of the Catholic Church, this article offers insightful reflections on how digital technologies and modern media affect human dignity, authentic communication, and the dissemination of truth.
Gabriel Paľa, Michaela Šandalová
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