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800

Charlemagne Crowned Emperor


Carolingian Renaissance


Gave Pope his protection but not his power

863

Cyril and Methodius Evangelize Slavs


Brothers


Invented Cyrillic (Russian Alphabet)


909

Monastery Established at Cluny


Independent society - followed Benedict's rules


Cluny led as many as 2,000 monasteries


Reforming effect on the Church

988

Conversion of Vladimir, Prince of Russia


Pagan - sent men out to examine religions


Chose Eastern Church


Used Christian liturgy established by Cyril and Methodius

1054

The East-West Schism


Differences - language, marriage of priests, date for lent, how mass was celebrated...


West used filioque - "and from the son"


Michael Cerularius and Pope Leo IX each declared the other was not a true Christian


1093

Anselm Becomes Archbishop of Canterbury


"Why did God Become Man" - Christ's death reconciles


Satisfaction Theory of Atonement

1095

Pope Urban II Launches the First Crusade


Tried to draw Christendom together


Negative Legacy


Knights Templars/Knights Hospitalers

1115

Bernard Founds the Monastery at Clairvaux


Cistercians came out of the Benedictines


Stressed need for personal experience of Christ


Great emphasis on Mary

C. 1150

Universities of Paris and Oxford Founded


Peter Abelard - U. of Paris


Stadium Generale became Oxford


"Private Practice" teaching outside of Church

1173

Peter Waldo Founds the Waldensians


Translated Bible into French


Went out 2 by 2 teaching common people


Rejected many practices of Catholic Church


Called heretics - many stamped out by Inquisition

1206

Francis of Assisi Renounces Wealth


Drafted rules for Franciscan Order


Vow of Poverty

1215

The Fourth Lateran Council


Pope Innocent III


Pope = Christ's representative on Earth


Transubstantiation the rule and essential to salvation


Confession annually

1273

Thomas Aquinas Completes work on "Summa Theologica"


Tried to reconcile Philosophy and Theology


Reason and Revelation


Never finished

1321

Dante Completes "The Divine Comedy"


Inferno - Purgatory - Paradise


Guide through the three is poet Virgil

1378

Catherine of Siena Goes to Rome to Heal the Great Schism


2 Popes - 1 in France, 1 in Rome


Spiritual council to commoners and Pope


Went to Rome to speak to Pope Urban


Wrote "Dialogue"

C. 1380

Wycliffe Oversees English Bible Translation


Followers called the Lollards


Writings burned and banned


1415

John Hus Burned at the Stake


Preached against worldliness of Popes


Wrote "On the Church" - claimed only God could forgive sin


Unity of the Bretheren

1456

Johann Gutenberg Produces the First Printed Bible


200 Copies of Jerome's Vulgate


Did not need a priest to read it for you - could read it for yourself

1478

Establishment of the Spanish Inquisition


King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella


Torquemada - Dominican friar, Inquisitor General


Kept Protestantism out

1498

Savonarola Executed


Florence, Italy


Ruled after Medici family overthrown


Pious - attacked the Pope's lifestyle


Excommunicated then burned in Florence

1512

Michelangelo Completes the Sistine Chapel Ceiling


Commissioned by Julius II


More realism and humanism in art

1517

Martin Luther Posts His Ninety-five Theses


Wittenberg, Germany


Tetzel - selling indulgences


1523

Zwingli Leads Swiss Reformation


Zurich


Preached through Matthew instead of lectionary


Reforms - allowed priests and nuns to marry


Paved the way for Calvin


1525

Anabaptist Movement Begins


Sought self-governing church ruled by Holy Spirit


Supported adult not infant baptism


Menno Simons

1534

Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy


Made the King the head of the Church of England


Not theological changes


Remove power from the Pope


Divorce Catherine of Aragon for Anne Boleyn