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... agenda,” he said more upbeat. “Your first Audience is with a group of young Jesuit Priests from Venice. After that...” As Alfredo read off the d... ...h a foreboding feeling. When Alfredo left, Francis dressed to meet the young Jesuits. The Audience began as usual. Each priest was introduced, the... ...- the first name that had been imprinted by the strange apparition. The young Jesuit knelt before him. Francis’ heart quickened. “How long have you ... ...s. On the top, he wrote Europe; on the other corners of the triangle he wrote Asia and Latin America. "In Latin America, I include everything south ... ...tes." He then wrote three other words: next to Europe he wrote Mafia; next to Asia, Yakuza; and next to Latin America, Colombian Cartels. “I must al... ...and next to Latin America, Colombian Cartels. “I must also include within the Asian market, the Tongs and Triads. But they are minor players, primar... ...group. Many of them had never met each other. But, this was the Mother of all missions. As the motorcade parked in front of the villa, Gonzales' m... ...es it concern you?" Soule’ asked softly. "Is it not the same as the dozens of missions we've done together?" Hakeem was a proud and fearless man. "...

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...minority religion in India, although north and eastwards throughout all of Asia it has become the dominant religion. Westwards of India, Christianity ... ... Empire. Because this was the site of ma- jor trade routes with Africa and Asia, Roman garrisons were sta- tioned throughout the area, and though the ... ...and its teachings were widely known throughout the Middle East and western Asia. Zarathustra’s teaching of the conflict between Good and Evil entered ... ...ords coming with new meanings, the same voices and visions and leading and missions, the same controlling by extraneous powers… It is evident that fro... ...ce during the years 1634 to the early 1700s was recorded in the reports of Jesuit missionaries. 149 Their accounts are permeated with the assumption t... ...for the andacwandet rite that required “fornica- tions and adulteries” (in Jesuit terms) between many couples who were not married to each other, or s... ... tasks and may also be too old to hunt. The newly initiated may be sent on missions of introduction to neighboring related groups where there are pote... ...heir reli- gion. Even in the early 1960s, under the influence of Christian missions, the Gogo community in the same northwest area dis- posed of all t...

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... Lee, we don‘t find Saudi princes or Pakistani presidents driving suicide missions.‖ ---―What sort of values do those practicing child sexua... ...ause this simple basis for happiness was so important, people in southern Asia began making statues of Siddarth Gautama, the Buddha, the enlightened... ...ld, particularly Europe and Canada. They mention that this is not true in Asia, Africa or South America.‖ —But don‘t you see that it is large... ... less education on the average, have twice the number of believers as the Asians, who tend to have more education. It is at least conceivable that mo... ...ri‘s killing of Shi‘ite 224 children or adults in the suicide bombing missions he ordered in Iraq. Should someone of authority prioritize religi... ...rcher with PETA, has a master‘s degree in theology from Boston College, a Jesuit University. He said that ‗I think it's a shame that half of believer...

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...ted the entire earlier evolution and history of human tool-use in Africa, and Asia. What had happened in Africa and Europe was re-enacted in Nor... ... species managed to kill off all its fellow tribes in North America. Once the Asian modern humans managed to kill off all the walking ape subspecies... ... aborted mission. An abortion. Why was it a botched abortion? Because 12 missions had already been done. The full cycle of 12 were fully playe... ...echanical attempt to impregnate a dead moon and give it Life. The Apollo Missions to the moon were literal transliterations of the human subcons... ...inate from expanding migrations of different tribes; that came out of Central Asia around 25 to 35 thousand years ago. Human population grew at ... ...ich and the wealthy now controls most of this continent. But let one house of Jesuits be massacred in San Salvador and what happens? International ... ...hey did not want to even waste the time and expense of establishing religious missions like the Spanish had done to excuse their rapacity for gold, ...

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...ndeur of the mail establishment by the diffusive radiation of its separate missions. Every moment you hear the thunder of lids locked down upon the ma... ...aided by Pallas? No: but then I needed not the shout that should alarm all Asia militant; such a shout would suffice as might carry terror into the he... ...as professor of history in the Collège de France, in which he attacked the Jesuits, were published as follows: Des Jésuites, 1843; Du Prêtre, de la Fe... ...hing and instruction. Their influence was very great until the rise of the Jesuit order in the sixteenth century. The Dominicans Le Maitre and Gravere...

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...sider wages.” “Mademoiselle, to hear is to obey, as they say to despots in Asia,” replied the sub-prefect. “Just see to what lengths I will go in orde... ...cessors, who had ignored the utility of this man. He gave him those secret missions which require a conscience made malleable by the hammer of necessi... ... man of iron who can withstand the alternating luck of gambling, the rapid missions of diplomacy, the war- fare of fashion and society, the dissipatio... ...on. But this man, who wants free education for every one, is afraid of the Jesuits; and he is still, as in 1829, uneasy about the encroachments of the... ...ournalist was busy,—partly with his articles, and partly with certain com- missions given to him by Monsieur de Trailles, under whose orders he was to... ...Louise de Chaulieu, nor the insensible reason of Renee de Maucombe. I am a Jesuit in petticoats, persuaded that rather wide sleeves are better than sl...

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...heir respective rulers Periander and Pisistratus. One of these ambassadorial missions, under taken at the command of Croesus, was the occasion of his... ... emperors were the great patrons of learning, and amidst the splendors of an Asiatic court, that we next find honors paid to the name and memory of Ae... ... curiosities of literature. He is generally supposed to have been a Greek of Asia Minor, of one of the Ionic Colonies, but the exact period in which ... ...and suggests Babrias as their author. Francis Vavassor, 15 a learned French jesuit, entered at greater length on this subject, and produced further p...

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...y applied to such objects, and in such modes, as the various charities and missions, in general congress repre- sented, might decree; whereby, in four... ...ing of means now in operation.” “Magnifying and energizing. For one thing, missions I 41 Melville would thoroughly reform. Missions I would quicken w... ...llow?” “I shrewdly suspect him,” was the eager response, “for one of those Jesuit emissaries prowling all over our country. The better to accomplish t... ... a barbarian, the backwoodsman would seem to America what Alexander was to Asia—cap- tain in the vanguard of conquering civilization. Whatever the nat...

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...is town. “Monsieur Charles Mignon sailed this morning on the ‘Modeste’ for Asia Minor, leaving full powers with the un- dersigned to sell his whole pr... ...in the sunshine of their presence,—aides-de-camp en- trusted with delicate missions, allowing themselves to be compromised if necessary; workers round... ...g Modeste on her lap, heart to heart. “No, my dear mamma,” said the little Jesuit. “Can you swear it?” “Oh, yes!” cried Modeste. Madame Mignon said no... ...ve no idea, in Europe, what these rich East India merchants are. I went to Asia Minor and purchased opium at low prices, and from thence to Canton whe... ...—his conscience troubled him somewhat; but the word “conscience” seemed so Jesuitical to La Briere that he shrugged his shoulders when the poet mentio... ...” “Ah, monsieur, we have not reached that point as yet,” said the colonel, Jesuitically. “Then suppose,” said Canalis, quickly, “that we go no fur- th...

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...e Diana and the Callipyge, it is the privi- leged possession of Greece and Asia Minor. Esther came from that cradle of the human race; her mother was ... ...ions, have, among their many races, families in which this sublime type of Asiatic beauty has been preserved. When they are not repulsively hideous, t... ...is hard if she does not realize the miracles of the early Church which the Jesuits revived in Paraguay. “She is edifying,” said the Superior, kissing ... ...hange of name. Herrera lived very obscurely, as priests employed on secret missions traditionally live. He fulfilled his religious duties at Saint-Sul... ... bottom. The Spaniard spoke a few words, in some unfamiliar tongue, to the Asiatic monster, who crept on her knees to Esther’s feet and kissed them. “... ...que in his power of discovering State se- crets; we often send him on such missions. Inform Derville that he will have a lieutenant in the case. Our s... ...! yes, splendid!” “You did your duty.” “But all wrong; and in spite of the jesuitical advice of Mon- sieur de Granville, who met me on the Quai Malaqu...

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... the T ongous, Mantchous, Mongols, T artars, and other wandering tribes of Asia. The land occupied by these tribes is not very distant from Behring’s ... ... Tocqueville neither white like the Europeans, nor yellow like most of the Asiatics, nor black like the negroes. Their skin was reddish brown, their h... ...:* they were neither white like the Europeans, nor yellow like most of the Asiatics, nor black like the negroes. Their skin was reddish brown, their h... ...ngst the Indians, without controlling their wandering propensities; by the Jesuits in Canada, and by the Puritans in New England;* but none of these e... ... foreseen that a democratic people will not easily give credence to divine missions; that they will turn modern prophets to a ready jest; and they tha... ...en from nearly the same classes as the officer, and may hold the same com- missions; out of the ranks he considers himself entirely equal to his milit... ...he world, and raise a bulwark against the kingdom of Antichrist, which the Jesuits labour to rear up in all parts of the world. “Secondly , All other ...

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... than piety, it was more than grief, and I, who am no canter, and hate the Jesuits, said then to myself, ‘It is really well, and I am very glad that I... ...milar to other conquer- ors, and it was necessary for both to reveal their missions, that they might be known and acknowledged; one was compelled to s... ...e been treated by these kidnappers very much as the slaves were treated in Asia Minor, whose masters made them grammarians, doctors, and philosophers,...

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...nior, became a Jansenist. V oltaire when ten years old was placed with the Jesuits in the College Louis-le-Grand. There he was taught during seven yea... ... in writing being especially fostered in the system of education which the Jesuits had planned to produce capable men who by voice and pen could give ... ...s very long) purely to see and converse with him. Both resolved to go upon missions into foreign countries, and ac- cordingly they embarked for Hollan... ...violably to King James, that a report prevailed universally of his being a Jesuit. This cal- umny affected him very strongly, and he was obliged to ju... ... Europe, that Mahomet, though so ignorant, should have given a religion to Asia and Africa, and that Sir Isaac Newton, Dr. Clark, Mr. Locke, Mr. Le Cl... ...l, too closely copied from the Hebrew writers, who abound so much with the Asiatic fustian. But then it must be also confessed that the stilts of the ...

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...er at least than she was last night. Ah! but sleep is not always sent upon missions of refresh- ment. Sleep is sometimes the secret chamber in which d... ...ght eastwards of a principal Tartar nation across the boundless steppes of Asia in the latter half of the last century. The terminus a quo of this fli... ...gious Exodus, authorized by an oracle venerated throughout many nations of Asia, an Exodus, therefore, in so far resembling the great Scriptural Exodu... ...ng translation of an ancient people across the pathless deserts of Central Asia, intersected continually by rapid rivers, rarely furnished with bridge... ...ge by the Emperor himself. Parts of this paper have been translated by the Jesuit missionaries. The Emperor states the whole motives of his conduct an... ...y be best stated in his own words, as translated into French by one of the Jesuit missionaries:—”La nation des Torgotes (savoir les Kalmuques) arriva ... ... feelings originating, such popular superstitions as to motives of ghostly missions did seem to argue a deplor- able misconception of the relation sub...

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...the scene, in the 200th number, between the Duke, his Grandmother, and the Jesuit Butler, is one of the most harrowing and exciting I ever read)— and,... ... the com- mand of Lieut.-Colonel Julius Jowler, C.B., was known throughout Asia and Europe by the proud title of the Bundelcund Invincibles—so great w... ...nd two chaplains (there were besides three rever- end gentlemen of amateur missions, who lived in the town,) completed, as I may say, the garrison of ...