UVM HIST 025 - CATHOLIC REFORM - D513509

Home> Schools> The University of Vermont> (HIST) > HIST 025> CATHOLIC REFORM

UVM HIST 025 - CATHOLIC REFORM

Course Hist 025- EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION, 1300-1815

Pages 7

Download Save

Unformatted text preview:

Slide 1Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Slide 6Slide 7THE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONTHE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONPRECEDENCE FOR CHANGE Longstanding calls for reform Conciliar movement revived Fifth Lateran Council -1512-1517 Council of Pisa -1511Pope Julius IITHE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONCATHOLIC RESPONSES Reform & reaction Council of Trent (1545)• upheld central papal authority  Charles V pushes for new council• vowed to reform abuses & corruption• upheld doctrine Condemnation of Luther for heresyTHE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONCATHOLIC RESPONSES Religious Resurgence Renewed seriousness & piety New religious orders• Society of Jesus (Jesuits) Missionary work Charity workPope Paul IIISt. Ignatius of Loyola (1491-1556)St. Vincent de Paul (1580-1660)THE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONCATHOLIC RESPONSES The Counter Crusade Missionary campaign against Protestantism Censorship & propagandaPope as referee between Calvin & LutherCaricature of CalvinSeven-headed LutherLuther and LuciferTHE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONCATHOLIC RESPONSES The Counter Crusade Judicial & police machinery• Episcopal courts• InquisitionsTHE CATHOLIC REFORMATIONRELIGION & THE STATE Government determined religion of population Apparatus of state used to enforce religious belief Most powerful states =

View Full Document

UVM HIST 025 - CATHOLIC REFORM

Sign up for free to view:

This document and 3 million+ documents and flashcards
High quality study guides, lecture notes, practice exams
Course Packets handpicked by editors offering a comprehensive review of your courses
Better Grades Guaranteed


School:
Email:
New Password:
Confirm Password:

UVM HIST 025 - CATHOLIC REFORM

Sign up for free to view:

Please select your school