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What is the monagram of the name Jesus?
The monogram IHS became popular after the 12th cent when St Bernard of Clairvaux insisted on much devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus
Who was the Chinese reformer who became president of china in 1911?
Sun Yixian
Why did Gandhi became a social reformer?
because he wanted india to get freedom
Who is the American Indian by the name of Sarah who became an activist and reformer for Indian Rights?
Sarah Winnemucca
When did Besty Bernard become the first female president at AT and T?
On October 1, 2002, Bernard became AT and T's first woman president
Who disciples founded yellow hats?
The Yellow Hats, or Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism, was founded by Je Tsongkhapa in the early 15th century. Tsongkhapa was a prominent scholar and reformer who emphasized monastic discipline, philosophical study, and meditation. His teachings and practices laid the foundation for the Gelug tradition, which later became the dominant school of Tibetan Buddhism. The Yellow Hats are known for their distinctive yellow hats, symbolizing their teachings and practices.
How did George Bernard Shaw come out of his nervousness?
Once he became a staunch vegetarian, his mind and body became cleansed and all nervousness vanished.
What was the original play called which became My Fair Lady?
The play was Pygmalion' written by George Bernard Shaw.
How did Benedict establish the basic form monastic life in the western christian church?
Benedict established the basic form of monastic life in the Western Christian Church through his Rule, which provided a structured framework for communal living, prayer, and work. His emphasis on balance, stability, and community life fostered a sense of discipline and spirituality among monks. The Rule of Saint Benedict became foundational for monastic communities, promoting values such as hospitality, humility, and obedience, and influencing monastic practices throughout medieval Europe. This model helped shape the identity and organization of Western monasticism.
Did Saint Bernard build the hospice at St. Bernard pass?
Yes, Saint Bernard of Menthon established the hospice at the Great St. Bernard Pass in the 11th century. He aimed to provide shelter and assistance to travelers crossing the treacherous mountain pass. The hospice later became famous for its role in aiding and rescuing stranded travelers, and it is associated with the Saint Bernard dog breed, which was used for rescue operations.
To what city did Douglass escape and become a free man?
Frederick Douglass was an African-American social reformer and abolitionist. He escaped from slavery to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and became a free man.
Was W E B Du Bois born as a slave?
No. He was born in New England after the Civil War. He grew up a real New Englander and became educated and was a reformer.
