Viterbo University

Um, five teams within that top 25, uh, so that's 25% of the teams are from our league, and, uh, there's some great match-ups coming up.

Northwestern last week beat a ranked Viterbo team-

Yeah

... non-con, and then beat Dakota, got the National Player of the Week with Stella Winterfeld.

And, you know, that's just what makes Northwestern so tough.

They're such a tough team to put away.

It was the same scenario with Viterbo the week before.

Viterbo came out with the heavy hand, looked great, but Northwestern did Northwestern things.

The seven recordationes presented to him dwelt on the grievous corruptions in the Church, but contained no allusion to the religious movement in Germany of which it was still the fashion at Rome to make light.

Even more significant was the elaborate memorial drawn up by Aegidius of Viterbo, general of the Order of St. Augustine, and submitted to the Pope by the reforming party among the cardinals.

This document appeals to the Pope, in whose election the hand of God is manifest, to restore the Church, beginning with an inquiry into the fallen condition of the papacy itself as the real source of the widespread ecclesiastical corruption.

The power of the keys ought to be reduced to the limits of ancient usage and any abuse of it scrupulously avoided.

As early as 1540, Lefebvre arrived in the capacity of theologian to the imperial ambassador at Worms, whence he proceeded to Ratisbon.

His reports made a great impression upon the pope, and probably did more to stimulate propagandist efforts than was effected by the religious conferences in the direction of reunion.

On Lefebvre's removal to Spain he was succeeded in Germany by Leger and Bobadilla, of whom the latter had in Italy labored in common with Cardinal Pole at Viterbo.

The political difficulties of their task began when, after the Schmalkaldic War, Charles V sought to impose the Augsburg Interim, 1548, upon the empire.

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It may be seen, moreover, by reason of the statues found at Viterbo at the beginning of the pontificate of Alexander VI, that sculpture was in great esteem and in no small perfection among the Etruscans.

And although it is not known precisely at what time they were made, it may be reasonably conjectured, both from the manner of the figures and from the style of the tombs and of the buildings, no less than from the inscriptions in those Etruscan letters, that they are most ancient and were made at a time when the affairs of this country were in a good and prosperous state.

But what clearer proof of this can be sought, seeing that in our own day, that is, in the year 1554, there has been found a bronze figure of the Chimera of Bellerophon, in making the ditches, fortifications, and walls of Arezzo, from which figure it is recognized that the perfection of that art existed in ancient times among the Etruscans, as may be seen from the Etruscan manner, and still more from the letters carved on a paw, about which, since they are but few and there is no one now who understands the Etruscan tongue, it is conjectured that they may represent the name of the master as well as that of the figure itself, and perchance also the date, according to the use of those times.

Nicola likewise made the design of the church and covenant of St. Domenico and Arezzo for the lords of Pietramala who erected it.

And at the entreaty of Bishop Ubertini, he restored the Pia of Cortona and founded the church of St. Margherita for the friars of St. Francis on the highest point of that city.

Wherefore the fame of Nicola ever growing greater by reason of so great works, he was summoned in the year 1267 by Pope Clement IV to Viterbo, where besides many other works he restored the church and covenant of the preaching friars.

From Viterbo he went to Naples to King Charles I, who, having routed and slain Conradian on the plain of Bagliacoso, caused to be made on that spot a very rich church and abbey, burying therein the infinite number of bodies slain on that day, and ordaining afterwards that there should be prayers offered by the monks day and night for their souls.

and has worked in leadership development since 2008, which is exactly when our paths crossed, excuse me.

He regularly speaks on servant leadership and has been honored to contribute to Viterbo University's Conference on Servant Leadership, including serving as a presenter in 2022.

He's also been a guest panelist and speaker for the University of Wisconsin Servant Leadership Certificate Program.

Ryan's also a proud veteran of the United States Air Force and has served on the board of directors for the Freedom Honor Flight since 2012, continuing his commitment to honoring and serving fellow veterans.

Ryan also holds a doctor of education in ethical leadership, as well as a master of arts in servant leadership and a bachelor of business administration, all from Viterbo University.

He lives in Onalaska with his wife and two daughters, and we are thrilled to welcome you on.

Welcome in, Ryan.

And I did a two-year degree through Western here in La Crosse for, I think it was supervisory management.

Muzo Sforza had been sent by her against Braccio da Montone to conquer the states of the Church which were still in his possession.

But Sforza was severely defeated in June fourteen nineteen between Viterbo and Monte Fiascone.

In the following January, Sforza came to visit the Pope at Florence, but the boys sang under their windows, Papa Martino non vale un quattrino, è Braccio valente che vince ogni gente.

Pope Martin is not worth a farthing.

But the patrimony of St. Peter was undefended.

Charles left Florence on November 28th and reached Siena on December 2nd, where he was joined by Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere.

He reached Viterbo on December 4th.

He was received in a friendly manner by the Orsini and lodged in the castle of Bracciano.