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The 'Chivalric Order of the Knights with the Red Star and the Village of Dobřichovice in the Transformations of the Czech History
Kaucká, Helena ; Petráček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pučalík, Marek (referee)
Author: Helena Kaucká Institution: Catholic Theological Faculty of the Charles University in Prague Name of the work: Chivalric Order of the Knights with the Red Star and village of Dobřichovice in turnover of the Czech history Number of pages: 53 Number of supplement: 41 Number of literary works used: 56 Number of characters: 121 938 Key words: Order, church, castle, parish, city of Dobřichovice Summary: The aim of this bachelor work is to focus on the development stages of the history of city of Dobřichovice which past is closely connected with the Chivalric Order of the Knights with the Red Star. In this work there is presented the relationship between the City and the Order in the turnover of Czech history.
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Home Hospices
Kaucká, Helena ; Ovečka, Libor (advisor) ; Fošum, Jan (referee)
In our diploma thesis "Home hospice and palliative care" we deal with home hospices and, to a lesser extent, inpatient hospices. We also discuss palliative care, futile treatment, euthanasia and previously expressed wishes. The work also deals with legislative laws or regulations regarding hospice palliative care and health care in general and ethics. The work mentions mobile hospice teams, palliative care counseling teams in hospitals, care for terminally ill patients. The importance of the presence of loved ones at the time of the patient's death, the lack of palliative beds in the Czech Republic and the little public awarness of hospice care, previsouly expressed wishes and other home hospices as an alternative to euthanasia are determined. Keywords hospice, palliative care, palliative bed, patient, terminal condition, mobile hospice team
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Personal Prelature Opus Dei
Kaucká, Helena ; Brož, Prokop (advisor) ; Bouma, David (referee)
In the diploma thesis "Personal Prelature Opus Dei" I deal with the Personal prelature of Catholic Church, Opus Dei, formally known as The Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei. Founded in Spain in 1928 by the Catholic priest St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, Opus Dei was given final Catholic Church approval in 1950 by Pope Pius XII. It is the only personal prelature of Catholic Church in the world. Its founder was canonised by the beatific John Paul II. It is extended in a lot of countries of several continents and has ten thousands members and other ten thousands favorers. As of 2010, members of the Prelature numbered 90,000. The main spirituality consists in teaching that the holiness can be reached by the work in the spirit of gospel and announced the dignity of everyone. It supports the traditional catholic teaching. Its members have the total liberty. They are not obliged their membership, can undertake any function in the world and they follow only their conscience. To main actions belongs the support of education in the areas, where they have the representation and the classical charity action, mainly with the children and young people. Key words: Personal prelature, sanctify by work, liberty in decision and action, question of conscience, founder, Josemaría de Balaguer.
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The 'Chivalric Order of the Knights with the Red Star and the Village of Dobřichovice in the Transformations of the Czech History
Kaucká, Helena ; Petráček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pučalík, Marek (referee)
Author: Helena Kaucká Institution: Catholic Theological Faculty of the Charles University in Prague Name of the work: Chivalric Order of the Knights with the Red Star and village of Dobřichovice in turnover of the Czech history Number of pages: 53 Number of supplement: 41 Number of literary works used: 56 Number of characters: 121 938 Key words: Order, church, castle, parish, city of Dobřichovice Summary: The aim of this bachelor work is to focus on the development stages of the history of city of Dobřichovice which past is closely connected with the Chivalric Order of the Knights with the Red Star. In this work there is presented the relationship between the City and the Order in the turnover of Czech history.
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