Search Results - "Roman Catholic"
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Stress in the Roman Catholic priesthood: "Harvest for a millennium"
Published 2005“…This thesis investigates the existence of stress in the Roman Catholic priesthood. A transactional model of stress is adopted as a heuristic for this investigation. …”
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A study of the Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia / Tan Po Wen
Published 1984“…In the early seventies, the Roman Catholic joined the World Council or Churches and delivered new decrees concerning their religion. …”
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Public dignity, private turmoil: an anthropological study of celibacy and sexual intimacy in the Roman Catholic Priesthood
Published 2003“…In the Roman Catholic Church, membership of the priesthood is confined to males who are canonically required to observe perpetual continence in celibacy. …”
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Interest in church choir singing among Christian teens in Roman Catholic St. Edmund Church Limbang Sarawak / Mary Anne Peter
Published 2008“…This study seeks on the interest among all Christian teens in Roman Catholic St.Edmund Church Limbang Sarawak in joining the church choir singing. …”
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Core self-evaluations, job satisfaction, transformational and servant leadership model in the Roman Catholic education system / Ginavee F. Dapula and Mary Caroline N....
Published 2017“…This paper aims to determine the relationship of the leader’s core self-evaluations, transformational leadership and servant leadership styles to their follower’s job satisfaction in selected Parochial Schools in Manila, Philippines under the Roman Catholic Education System. The respondents were selected according to certain criteria. …”
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Titular roman catholic archbishop of Kuala Lumpur V Menteri Dalam Negeri & Anor: a legal analysis of article 10 and 11 of the federal constitution / Muhd Sajarul Erfhan Samsuddin … [et al.]
Published 2014“…This research will go further into analyzing the case involving the judicial decision in the case of Titular Roman Catholic Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur v Menteri Dalam Negeri & Anor (the Titular case). …”
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“It’s all about making choices”: Paradigms of moral practice in a Catholic Primary School
Published 2022“…This research was an ethnographic study of a single Roman Catholic primary school and explored the perceptions of various actors, consisting of children and adults, and their interactions as a community of faith that strives to negotiate this moral maze in a period of societal and educational upheaval. …”
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The fall and holocaust of Andalusian Muslims (1490-1614 CE/896-1023AH) : lesson of history which always will be repeated if it is not learned or became neglected
Published 2011“…This era of the planned, sustained and systematically executed policy of total eradication of Islam from the southwestern Europe was authorized by the "Renaissance" popes and the European Roman-Catholic monarchs after the surrender of the last Muslim state of Granada in 1492 CE/897AH…”
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The possibility of the Christian religious education of adults: indoctrination, preaching, nurture, education
Published 2006“…Alongside this work based on conceptual analysis from the literature, field work undertaken in a Roman Catholic Diocese in England and Wales is used to support the research. …”
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The impact of Spanish inquisition on Islamic civilization
Published 2020“…The Spanish Inquisition was established as an official body blessed by the Roman Catholic Church, because the Catholic rulers Isabella and Ferdinand were determined to rid Spain of any heretics or non-Catholics. …”
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Prelacteal Feeding of Newborns in Postconflict Timor-Leste
Published 2014“…Older mothers (35–49 years), mothers with upper socioeconomic status, those who perceived their newborns as small size, and those residing in urban areas were approximately 1.5 times more likely to give prelacteal feeds, whereas women who followed religions other than Roman Catholic had twice the risk (adjusted odds ratio 1.98; 95% CI 1.16–3.41). …”
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Investigating young ESL learners' comprehension of stories situated in native and non-native cultures / Sawittri Shotiwuth a/p Charun
Published 2012“…In response to this issue, this study explores the extent to which culturally-acquired prior knowledge affects young ESL learners’ comprehension of narrative texts situated in native and non-native cultures. 21 Year 3 pupils from a Tamil vernacular primary school in Sungai Buloh, Selangor, Malaysia read two narrative texts situated in non-native cultures (Roman-Catholic Filipino and Great Plains Indians) and one narrative text situated in native culture (Malaysian Hindu Indian). …”
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Prevalence and risk factors associated with under-five mortality in the Solomon Islands: an investigation from the 2015 Solomon Islands demographic and health survey data
Published 2023“…After adjustment for potential confounders, neonatal mortality was associated with no breastfeeding [aRR 34.80 (13.60, 89.03)], no postnatal check [aRR 11.36 (1.22, 106.16)], and Roman Catholic [aRR 3.99 (1.34, 11.88)] and Anglican [aRR 2.78 (0.89, 8.65); infant mortality to no breastfeeding [aRR 11.85 (6.15, 22.83)], Micronesian [aRR 5.54 (1.67, 18.35)], and higher birth order [aRR 2.00 (1.03, 3.88)]; child mortality to multiple gestation [aRR 6.15 (2.08, 18.18)], Polynesian [aRR 5.80 (2.48, 13.53)], and Micronesian [aRR 3.65 (1.46, 9.10)], cigarette and tobacco [aRR 1.77 (0.79, 3.96)] and marijuana use [aRR 1.94 (0.43, 8.73)] and rural residence [aRR 1.85 (0.88, 3.92)]; under-five mortality to no breastfeeding [aRR 8.65 (4.97, 15.05)], Polynesian [aRR 3.23 (1.09, 9.54)], Micronesian [aRR 5.60 (2.52, 12.46)], and multiple gestation [aRR 3.34 (1.26, 8.88)]. …”
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Risk and reflexivity in the development of Irish child protection law and policy, 1919-2017
Published 2018“…With the movement from simple to late modernity came an outbreak of child protection scandals, focused on the lack of intervention by the social services in abusive families, and on abuse in community organisations, most especially by the Roman Catholic Church. These scandals occurred against a backdrop of a radical realignment of social relations whereby traditional sites of institutional power were challenged and traditional social and familial hierarchies problematized. …”
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