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experience of prison awakened in him a vocation for service, and a subsequent ... with a sizable inheritance but no true vocation. His Calvinist faith and ...

===Religious vocation=== Pacioli became a Minorite Franciscan friar in 1487, and resumed teaching at Perugia until 1791. National Gallery (Great ...

in his study, The Written' as the Vocation of Conceiving Jewishly, ... *McGinley, John W. The Written' as the Vocation of Conceiving ...

Fichte develops nationalism in Vocation of Man (1800). In this political ... *The Vocation of Man Translated by Peter Preuss. Indianapolis, IN: ...

opposition to his son's musical vocation had driven him from home ... He soon began to follow his true vocation, finding a place in the ...

holy orders are considered more of a vocation than occupation as they ... Any individual who feels a vocation to serve for the sake of God’s ...

Beecher was a woman who was aware of her vocation at an early age. She came a prestigious background yet was not afforded a similar education ...

wrote Hosshin shu (Examples of Religious Vocation), a collection of stories ... Hosshin shu (“Examples of Religious Vocation”). He also compiled a ...

a nun, but was told she did not have the vocation. Instead, she vowed that ... *I feel in me the vocation of the priest. With what love, O Jesus ...

In the sociology of politics and government, Politics as a Vocation ... *Weber, Max. 2004. The Vocation Lectures: Science As a Vocation, Politics ...

=== Vocation === Unable to obtain the consent of her father, Teresa left her parental home secretly one morning in November of 1535, and entered ...

his famous lecture on "Politics as a Vocation" in 1919. Max Weber, The Vocation Lectures: Science as a Vocation and Politics ...

Technical School, and discovered his vocation in 1903 or 1904 during a holiday spent in Cheshire. Owen was raised as an Anglican of the evangelical ...

taking the name Teresa. Her family supported her vocation, but wanted her to live closer to Santiago and to choose a more comfortable accommodation ...

celibate, he saw his career as a lay-vocation. A leader of his own nation ... celibate, he saw his career as a lay-vocation. He spoke of himself as ...

women of Hull House: A study in spirituality, vocation, and friendship. State University of New York Press. ISBN 0791434885 ==External links== ...

and physics as a career, eschewed law as a vocation, nor did he follow the footsteps of many of his siblings who became priests or nuns. ...

in fact, 'live by poetry'; it was a vocation, at once difficult as sainthood and easy as breathing." {| border="0" ...

women of Hull House: A study in spirituality, vocation, and friendship. State University of New York Press. ISBN 0791434885 ==External links== ...

were for persons with a full-time religious vocation, rather than those involved in the secular world. It lays stress on the passive qualities and ...

to all this was derision, and he made it his vocation to set out a rational, naturalistic account both of the world and of the human place in it ...

Housman always found his true vocation in classical studies and treated poetry as a secondary activity. He never spoke about his poetry in public ...

* Initiation into a mystical vocation: "the vocation of a medicine man or a shaman." This is limited to the few who are "destined ...

elder son, John, was now old enough to choose a vocation, and became a miniature-painter. The second child, Peggy, had begun to paint also, amateurishly ...

their son gave early evidence of a religious vocation. ===A gifted speaker=== He was educated under the Conventual Franciscans of Brindisi. Already ...

because of his age, and returned to his former vocation as a preacher. He delivered a course of sermons at Angers, and in the next year moved to Bordeaux ...

small town. Her father continued to resist her vocation, telling her, “I would almost rather see you dead!” and paid only for her basic needs. ...

Like his student Crates, Diogenes seemed to have a vocation to provoke others into elevating their understanding of moral value, and for promoting virtue ...

October 4, 1416. His superiors, fearing this vocation to be a passing fancy, tested him severely, even sending him away twice; but he remained day and ...

Cesare's religious vocation was never strong, and he gained a reputation at the papal court for his womanizing, lavish clothing, and hunting ...

#To pursue my religious vocation with integrity upon graduation. ==Notable Alumni== *Gordon Anderson - president of Paragon House, editor-in-chief ...

of the French Revolution caused him to give this vocation up, and in its place, he accepted a chair in mathematics at the Military School of Auxerre ...

eldest sister and her husband to teach him his vocation. In 1885, after passing his examinations and presenting "a tail-coat, well-made," ...

Marian attended William Penn High School until her music vocation arose. She transferred to South Philadelphia High School, focusing on music ...

methods to help students explore vocation needs and interests. Classroom guidance lessons are designed to be preventive in nature and include ...

however, forbade anyone to interfere with her vocation. ===Ascetic tradition=== Catherine now wore a habit and white veil, which showed her to ...

poetry, which he felt was incompatible with his vocation. Writing would remain something of a painful concern for him as he felt that his interest in ...

Frank Gilbreth discovered his vocation when, as a young building contractor, he sought ways to make bricklaying faster and easier. This grew ...

in the robes of monks at various stages of their vocation. One difference is that rhe robes of getshül novices do not include the "holes" ...

19, 2023. Walcott had an early sense of a vocation as a writer. In the poem ... prayer. I have grown up believing it is a vocation, a religious vocation." ...

Struck blind at the age of seven, Charles found his vocation as a rhythm and blues artist early in his life. For much of his adult years Charles ...

In Naples Boccaccio began what he considered his true vocation, poetry. Works produced in this period include Filostrato (the source for Chaucer ...

related to a specific trade, occupation, or "vocation." Vocational education might be contrasted with education in a usually broader scientific ...

rigorous and imbued with a sense of vocation to he help the sick and injured. Nightingale has referred to her longing and subsequent career as ...

of the 1840s and 1850s, Dickinson found her vocation as a poet. Most of her work is reflective of life's small moments and some larger issues ...

to the religious life," a valid lay vocation. Ibid, p 14. =====Crusades===== [[Image:B Urban II2.jpg|thumb|left|Pope Urban II preaches the ...

with even greater energy and with a second vocation as a health campaigner. He advocated vegetarianism, avoiding red meat, and exercise, writing How ...

embraces is considered to be his vocation; that is to say, it is dependent ... a visit to a monastery and tests his vocation. Usually he must spend some ...

away from their original military vocation was the essence of the system's demise. ==Janissary corps== [[Image:Surname 22b.jpg|thumb|250px ...

; "A Vocation and a Voice" ; "Ti Demon" ; "The White Eagle" ; "A Pair of Silk Stockings" ; "Vagabonds ...

the young novice began his new vocation as an author and theologian. When one of his friends began espousing the Christological position later ...

became close friends. United by their poetic vocation, they often read and discussed one another's work. Though this did not have much perceptible ...

thinker and philosopher of this vocation that was in its infancy when he opened his office in New York in June 1919. (Cutlip 1994) ...

Christ died for all men, and since the ultimate vocation of man is in fact one, and divine, we ought to believe that the Holy Spirit in a manner known ...

their classical settings to explore the poetic vocation, particularly as it applies to women in a patriarchal literary culture. The Madrigal cycle ...

André Belliver. 1956. Henri Poincaré ou la vocation souveraine. ... * Belliver, André. 1956. Henri Poincaré ou la vocation souveraine ...

* Sadāchāra - attention to vocation and duty. * Sivāchāra - acknowledging Shiva as the one God and equality among members. * Bhrityāchāra ...

the fulfillment of the entire moral vocation every moment though it can only be done in a definite sphere. Duties are divided with reference ...

by this recollection that he almost abandoned his vocation. To deal with the temptation, he tortured his body by wallowing naked in brambles, badly tearing ...

He at once put his vocation to the test by going back to his home village, Rampur, where he received an unexpectedly warm welcome. The sixteen ...

made this process their hobby or even their vocation (a shadkhan or "matchmaker"). A professional shadkhan often charges a fee for his or ...

In 1922, he began formal education in his new vocation at the Prague-based School of Graphic Arts. His teachers, leading "traditionalist" Czech ...

of the AAS. Garrison declared that "My vocation, as an Abolitionist, thank God, has ended." Returning home to Boston, he told his wife ...

that is required for the fulfillment of the human vocation. The Rule of St Benedict has been used by Benedictines for fifteen centuries, and thus ...

force, the circulation of his writings was a vocation zealously pursued. Stories, perhaps apocryphal, tell how on one occasion a merchant, who had ...

as a form of prophecy. As it is the special vocation of the mystical consciousness to mediate between two orders, going out in loving adoration ...

they will not betray to stay alive. Man’s vocation should be the use of the arts of intelligence in behalf of human freedom. The Sidney Hook ...

defense lawyer in Paris to his discovered vocation as a “judge-penitent” in the smoky avenues of the Red-light District in Amsterdam. Throughout ...

His missionary activity was his life's vocation and he also worked to suppress native customs like the potlatch and secret societies. ...

but now I can really focus on finding my true vocation." Rationalization is a post-hoc (after the fact) defense mechanism, connected to ...

governor, where he was forced to prove his vocation by producing several caricatures of the French; particularly a scene of the shore, with an immense ...

in Denmark, who were critical of his chosen vocation. This misunderstanding led Tycho to seek a more congenial environment outside of his native ...

talent as a poet and encouraged him toward this vocation, but was also attracted sexually to the young man and may have had erotic relations with him ...

became disillusioned with his chosen academic vocation. He expressed his aversion by playing a trick on the Modern Language Society of Dublin, reading ...

of those who have lost the spirit of their vocation. Thus, by command of Urban VIII, the Congregation of the Council (September 21, 1624) decreed: ...

whose sons were contemplating a monastic vocation. The book is a sharp attack on the values of Antiochene upper-class urban society written ...

the renewal of the order's fortunes and vocation as a humanitarian and religious organization. Hospital work, the original work of the order ...

partly in the hope that he would discover a vocation and join the Order. Joyce, however, was to reject Catholicism by the age of 16, although the philosophy ...

Catholic theology, membership is granted when a vocation, or divine calling is presumed to have occurred. ==Corporal mortification== ...

curacy, a secure but not enriching vocation, in Haworth, a remote small town some seven miles (11 km) away. In April 1820, the Brontë family ...

Some Lectures Concerning the Scholar's Vocation and The Way to a Blessed Life, which had become his favorite book. With Stankevich he also read ...

there is hardly any activity or vocation which the Shah or members of his family or his closest friends do not have a direct or at least a symbolic ...

Lomax also encouraged Seeger's folk singing vocation, and Seeger was soon appearing as a regular performer on Alan Lomax and Nicholas Ray ...

and that there was no such "special religious vocation." Another tract, On the Abolition of Private Mass, argued that the mass did not repeat ...

vocational high schools, which focus on a vocation like tourism, industry, and electrical work, Imam-Hatip high schools, which educate imams ...

attended seminary not because of any religious vocation, but because of the lack of locally available university education. Stalin received a small stipend ...

control required of those pursuing a religious vocation. In response to the modern view that homosexuality is within the range of natural sexual ...

oads/2011/12/Weber-Politics-as-a-Vocation.pdf Politics as a vocation]. Retrieved July 13, 2020. * Wells, J. 2000. Icons of Evolution. Washington ...

"My true country is the free air, and my vocation is art without constraints." The play was unsuccessful; it ran for just 38 performances. ...