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Religions and Society in Europe [PDF]
The recent events in the Vatican, i. e. the voluntary resignation of the Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church (numbering some 1.2 billion members) and the election of a new extraordinary Pope, have created a sensation of a truly global scale.
Anatoly Krasikov
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The development of the Vatican’s sports diplomacy tools in the 21st century
The article discusses the Vatican's public diplomacy tools, specifically the phenomenon of sports diplomacy. Sports diplomacy is a new tool for the realization of soft power by the Vatican, which gained its relevance during the pontificate of Francis I ...
P. K. Simonov
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From Habits to Rituals: Rituals as Social Habits
The present contribution aims at investigating the relationship between habits and rituals; they are based on the same processes even though they have different functions depending on the context (personal or social).
Giovagnoli Raffaela
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VATICANO II CONCILIO DOCTRINAL?
It is a century since the army of Victor Manuel invaded Rome and put an end to Vatican I. In this article we try to understand Vatican II linking it to the previous circumtances and binding it to its doctrinal and pastoral character.
Horacio Bojorge
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Prilog povijesti đakovačkog Sjemeništa prema izvorima iz arhiva bečke nuncijature
Položaj i ime Bosanske, odnosno Đakovačke i srijemske biskupije, indikativni su i za povijest njezina sjemeništa, odnosno odgoja svećeničkog podmlatka.
Tomislav Mrkonjić
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VATICAN LEGATUM: DIPLOMAȚIA PAPEI FRANCISC ÎN ORIENTUL MIJLOCIU [PDF]
The pontificate of Pope Francis, unprecedented in its Latin American dimension and its political commitment to social progress, has left a profound mark on the Catholic Church.
CONSTANTIN-BERCEAN, IOANA +1 more
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Our brains sense the future through a new quantum-like implicit learning mechanism
Background: Imagine if our brains could unconsciously predict future events. This study explores this concept, presenting evidence for an inherent 'foreseeing' ability, termed anomalous cognition (AC).
Álex Escolà-Gascón
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