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Medieval Church, Monks, Friars

Medieval Church, Monks, Friars. By Matt Stepien English C Delgreco. History of the Church. Ranged from eleventh to fifteenth century. Medieval Church. Interesting Facts. Latin Flags ->. The Most commonly used language was Latin.

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Medieval Church, Monks, Friars

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  1. Medieval Church, Monks, Friars By Matt Stepien English C Delgreco

  2. History of the Church • Ranged from eleventh to fifteenth century Medieval Church

  3. Interesting Facts Latin Flags -> • The Most commonly used language was Latin. • Latin became the language of all educated people. • Despite fierce national loyalty, everyone had their own responsibility to the church. • Dominant force in preserving and transmitting culture in Europe Europe

  4. Monks • Medieval Monks only ate bread, The only time they ate meat was when they were sick. • They also ate fruit and vegetables which they would grow.

  5. Friars • Friars are different from monks in that they are called to live the evangelical counsels (vows of poverty, chastity and obedience)

  6. Religious Beliefs of the Middle Ages • The only recognized Religious belief of the Middle ages was Christianity. • Every one went to church every day and prayed at least five times a day. • “People believed that all the good things in life were due to the bounty of god and that the evil events of the times were due to their sins.”-http://www.medieval-life-and-times.info/medieval-religion/

  7. Bibliography • Wikipedia • The Medieval Period Packet • Ask.com • Yahoo Answers.com • http://www.medieval-life-and-times.info/medieval-religion/

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