The Illustration of the Medieval Christian Church

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The Illustration of the Medieval Christian Church

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The Medieval Church

The History of Christianity. The Medieval Church. © John Stevenson, 2008. 1. 500. 1500. 2000. 1000. A Timeline of Church History. The Ancient Church. The Medieval Church. The Reformed Church. Leo. Attilla. HUNS. Angles and Saxons. HUNS. Goths. Ostrogoths. Visigoths.

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Medieval Epics and the Medieval Church

Medieval Epic. Long narrative poemStory of heroes and great deedsDesigned to be heard, not readOften served as

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THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH

THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH. Main Ideas. What is Papal Supremacy? What was the impact of excommunication? What was the importance of the Church? How did monks and nuns help build Christianity in Europe?. What is Papal Supremacy.

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church . SSWH 7 b. Describe the political impact of Christianity; include Pope Gregory VII and King Henry IV of Germany (Holy Roman Emperor). c. Explain the role of the church in medieval society. . The Role of the Church.

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. as Europe became Christianized, those who did not belong to the Church were viewed with suspicion priests administered sacraments (necessary for salvation), explained the Bible, provided moral guidance and helped the sick and needy

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The Late Medieval Church

The Late Medieval Church. Who is the head of the Catholic Church? What was the influence of the Church on medieval Europe? Why did the Church have such power over people?. The Church (post-1200). The Catholic Church: Height of Power.

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Cross- ing the line between religion and politics. Conversion. In the Middle Ages (500-1300 AD), the church was on a mission- to convert all of Europe to Christianity By the late Middle ages, western Europe had become a Christian civilization

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Presentation created by Robert L. Martinez Primary Content Source: Prentice Hall World History Images as cited. traditioninaction.org. history.org.uk.

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The Medieval Church

3. The Medieval Church. How did the Church and its monks and nuns shape medieval life? How did the power of the Church grow? How did reformers work for change in the Church? What problems did Jewish communities face?. 3. Spread of Christianity in Europe. 3. The Church and Medieval Life.

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Chapter 8 Section 3 Notes. “Age of Faith”. Christian belief was so widespread that the Middle Ages is called the “Age of Faith” Each town had at least one church and this building was not just the site of Mass and the rites of the sacraments –

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The Medieval Church

Structure of the Church Power based on status Church Hierarchy: Pope Archbishops Bishops Priest. Monasteries, Convents & Manuscripts Monks (monasteries) Nuns (convents) Devoted life to serving God and helping others Benedict’s Rule: Vow of chastity, obedience, silence and poverty

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Constantine the Great. First Roman emperor to become Christian Enforced “correct practice” of religion After his death in 337, Byzantium was renamed Constantinople. Constantine the Great, mosaic in Hagia Sophia, Constantinople (Istanbul)

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. n lieu of a traditional test you will be responsible for creating your own illuminated acrostic. he word you will use will be CHURCH.

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. The Religious Climate when Beowulf was Transcribed. The Original Epic. Composed between 700 and 750 A.D. Author unknown Passed down through oral tradition by scops (tale singers). The Transcribed Epic. Transcribed around 1000 A.D. Written down by Christian monks

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Impact of the Medieval Church. The Roman Catholic Church grew in importance after Roman authority declined It became the unifying force in western Europe. Medieval Church. During the Medieval period, the Catholic Church proved to be very powerful

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. World History March 25, 2014. THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL LIFE. The Church’s goal was to spread their religion Women helped spread Christianity Priests were the only contact people had with the Church The Church was the social center of life

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church . Chapter 15 Section 1 The Early Middle Ages . Fall of the Roman Empire. Catholic Church is the only thing that survives The most important!. Importance of monks and monasteries . Preserved/ spread Roman learning Spread Christianity Provided Services

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The medieval christian church

In Western Europe. The medieval christian church. The Papacy. The collapse of centralized authority in Western Europe that came with the fall of the Roman Empire left a power vacuum To some extent, this vacuum was filled by the popes

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The Power of the Medieval Church

The Power of the Medieval Church. bishops and abbots played a large part in the feudal system. the church controlled about 1/3 of the land in Western Europe. tried to curb feudal warfare  only 40 days a year for combat. curb heresies  crusades ; Inquisition

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Learning Target: The hierarchy of the Church mirrored the hierarchy of the feudal pyramid. A Great Power. Catholic church was “common denominator” Had political and spiritual power Rich, educated- equal to nobles (or better) Greatest art/architecture

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. Content Goals and Objectives:. Goal 5 – The Church in the Middle Ages The student will evaluate the role of the Christian church in the culture of medieval Europe. 5.01 Evaluate the civil role of the Christian church in medieval Europe.

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. The Most Stable Authority in Medieval Times. Organization of Church. The Ultimate Goal. Everyone went to church Catholic Church was the only Christian church in Europe Only the Church could help people achieve salvation All people wanted salvation, SO

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