'New religious orders' presentation slideshows

Formation of Western Europe

Formation of Western Europe. Chapter 14. I. The Age of Faith. Around 900s The church started massive rebuilding projects to restructure what invaders destroyed in Western Europe Still considered Middle Ages. Problems in the Church Married priests

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The Protestant Reformation

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4.1 ROLE OF THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH

4.1 ROLE OF THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH. After the Quiz. When finished with the vocab quiz, look at the picture on the blue handout 4.1 A. On the BACK of the slide, complete Level1 and Level 2. DO NOT write on the front of the paper. . Slide 4.1 A Foundations of the Medieval Church. Jesus :

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Reformation & Religious Wars 1500-1600

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The Crusades

The Crusades. Christians vs. Muslims. The Crusades. Huge expeditions that Roman Catholic Christians mounted in an effort to recapture Palestine, the land of Christian origins, and the holy city of Jerusalem from Muslim authorities. . The Age of Faith. Spiritual Revival

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Century Review Part I

Century Review Part I. 1453- 1555. Renaissance. Italy was first to experience Renaissance Reasons: Geography Urbanization Social factors Political variety Education Latin and Greek Trade Routes Printing press Spread humanist ideas. Humanism.

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Section 4 The Church and Society

Chapter 15 Medieval Europe. Section 4 The Church and Society. I. Religion and Society (pgs. 544-552). The Catholic Church played an important role in Medieval Europe and used its powers to uphold its teachings.

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Chapter 12: The Early Middle Ages Section 3: The Church in Medieval Times

Chapter 12: The Early Middle Ages Section 3: The Church in Medieval Times. BearzRiot World History Period 1. A. The Importance of the Church. Men and women in the Middle Ages took part in the Roman Catholic Church as members or as monks and nuns. A. The Importance of the Church.

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THE CATHOLIC COUNTER REFORMATION

THE CATHOLIC COUNTER REFORMATION. aka Catholic Reformation. Move to Reform. Pope Paul III (r. 1534-1549): Most important pope in reforming the Church and challenging Protestantism, appointed ethical clergy. Called Church Council. Julius III (r. 1550-1555) worldly pope.

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Religion in the Middle Ages

Religion in the Middle Ages. The Papal Monarchy . Catholic Church claims supremacy over church affairs Church became involved in the feudal system Bishops and abbots held their offices as grants from nobles who were of the world and cared little about spiritual duties. The Papal Monarchy.

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The Counter-Reformation (Catholic)

The Counter-Reformation (Catholic). Catholic Church began taking steps to counteract successes of the Protestants. Index of Prohibited Books included works by Erasmus and Galileo Papal Inquisition was revived; heretics put to death for beliefs. St. Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits.

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Christianity in Medieval Europe

Christianity in Medieval Europe. World History I. The Papacy. The Catholic Church gained control of territories in central Italy known as the Papal States . This control kept the popes involved in politics.

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