L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

[Kalixtus]

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The registration office of the Pontifica Universitas Studiorum Aristoteliorum was a room that practically breathed history and knowledge. High walls, painted in a deep turquoise, bore the weight of centuries of academic tradition, adorned with delicate golden stucco work that shimmered softly in the room's light. Large windows, framed by heavy silk curtains, allowed the afternoon sun to pour in, casting gentle shadows on the richly decorated carpet that spread across the dark wooden floor.

At the center of the room stood a massive desk, carved from dark mahogany and adorned with fine ornaments. On it lay parchment scrolls, thick leather-bound books, and a quill dipped in ink, as if the desk were patiently awaiting the inscription of another student’s name into the venerable registers of the university. The scent of old paper and polished wood filled the air, and it was palpable that more than just documents were handled here—this was a place where futures were written.

Behind the desk, tall bookshelves stretched from floor to ceiling. Their gold-embellished edges gleamed in the light, and the leather-bound books, many in dusty ochre tones, seemed to hold the stories of centuries of academic excellence. Each volume, it appeared, carried the wisdom of past generations, waiting to be discovered by the eager hands of the scholars yet to come.

Opposite the desk stood comfortable chairs, upholstered in a rich green, their curved armrests and fine carvings accentuating the opulence of the room. This corner invited students to pause for a moment while they awaited their first encounter with the university—a moment of reflection before they embarked on their long journey into the world of knowledge.

Above it all hung a grand chandelier of sparkling crystal. Its many arms held countless candles, casting a soft, warm glow throughout the room. It was as if the chandelier was the heart of this venerable place, welcoming all who sought wisdom within its embrace.

In this room, no mere formalities were carried out. Here, among the ancient books and the radiant chandeliers, every student began their journey at the Pontifica Universitas. The atmosphere was suffused with reverence and anticipation, and every breath taken here seemed like a promise—a promise of knowledge, of growth, and of a future that would shine in the light of wisdom.

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[Kalixtus]

Areas of diaspora in Europe

Nations that fall under the diaspora, whose citizens are understood as international students:


• Poland
  
• Hungary
  
• Kalmar Union
  
• Novgorod
  
• Celje
  
• Albania
  
• Serbia
  
• Bosnia
  
• Bulgaria
  
• Ottoman Empire
  
• Greece
  
• Bohemia
  
• Croatia
  
• Romania


Students from these nations enrol here as international students and enjoy the benefits of the university program for students from the diaspora.

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[Sarunia]

Hello, I would like to complete the course and be baptized. I am a resident of the Kingdom of Poland.

[Kalixtus]

Salve, I am Cardinal Kalixtus and Rector of the University. Welcome to Rome and welcome to the university. You've come to the right place.

If I have understood you correctly, you would like to complete the Pastoral Prima, the so-called baptism course, in order to gain an insight into the Aristotelian religion.

Do you already have a priest who will perform the baptism afterwards?

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[Sarunia]

Salve, Your Eminence! 🌸

Oh, how delightful to meet you! Rome... just the sound of it makes my heart flutter. Yes, I would love to receive baptism — I try to live according to the Aristotelian faith, or at least I hope I do nothing that would make Aristotle frown at me. Father Wedzimir told me how beautiful this experience can be, especially here in Rome. And he spoke so highly of Your Eminence — only good things, of course!

As for the priest... well, I'd love to be baptized right here in Rome, and if I could choose, it would be by none other than Your Eminence. 💖😊

Warm regards from Mazovia! 💐

[Kalixtus]

Kalixtus grinned.

Well, that can be arranged. Let's start with the lessons. Please follow me to the classroom, where we will discuss all the details after you have completed the Pastoral Prima.

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