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32 Cards in this Set
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Black Plague
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the Bubonic Plague in Europe
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The Great Schism
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Th state of the Church Having 2 Popes for about 40 years. Christianity was split into two, a major controversy
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Renaissance
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the rebirth of the greed and Roman Culture. Religious Paintings, sculpture and architecture and writings became very important in the Church
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Indulgences
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an acceptance way to shorten the Penances recieve in the sacrament of Reconciliation (Through God's Graces, Not for sale)
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Double Predestination
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A belief that God chooses some people for Heaven and some for Hell... God's decision and nothing can be done about it
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The counter-Reformation
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Actions dealing with the damage caused bu the Protestant reform
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Missal
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The Liturgical Book used in the celebrating Mass
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Cloistered
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Never left the ground of the covenant, Prayers
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The 'Ark' and the 'Dove'
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The Names of the 2 small ships that sailed to the new world ( in 1634) Bringing Catholics to Maryland ( The name of the Kings wife)
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The 'Mayflower'
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name of the shop that sailed to the new world ( on 1620) bringing persicuted protestants to Plymouth Rock
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Underground Church
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When the Church operates in secret: priest traveled in disguise, mass was offered outside ( not in Church)
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scientific revolution
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in Europe- a new way of looking at the world which demanded more proof instead of faith
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Reign of Terror
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The campaign to wipe Christianity from France: 200-500 Priest were killed, Church property was vandalized, a new calender was designed to erase Sundays and holy days
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The age of Faith
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The 19th century
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An Encyclical
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A papal letter, a letter written by the pope to the people concerning matters of faith
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Diet of Augsburg
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A peace settlement concerning the Catholics and the Lutherans in Germany: German Princes and free cities could remain Catholic of become Lutheran. The ordinary people had to become what the rulers decided or move elsewhere.
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Penal Laws
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Laws that deprived the Irish catholics of owning land, getting educated and gaining political power
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Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith
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Established by the pope to supervise the worldwide activities of catholic missionaries
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Christian Humanist
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Christian scholars who focused on editing and publishing church writtings
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Huegenots
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The French Calvinists
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Puritans
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English Calvinist who thought the church of england was too catholic, they wanted to purify the english protestant sch. of catholic traditions of bishop, vestments, and elaborate liturgies
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Society of Jesus
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also called the Jesuits- They played a major role in the churchs reform
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Tridentine
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the first 3 pope after the council of trent
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Nuncio
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church amassadors in the catholic capitals of Europe
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Dourai Priests
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priests who trained in Belgium, disguised themselves in england, reveled their vocation to households for secret masses, confessions, preaching
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Doctor of the Church
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catholic scholars whose writings are still important today. There are 33- 3 are women
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The Directory
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A government group during the French Revolution which conquered outside of France
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St josephs Church
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It was the only place in the whole English-Speaking World where it was legal to celebrate Mass- Philedalphia, Pa in 1733
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st. Augustine, Florida
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1565- the oldest city in north America and the 1st catholic parish established by spain
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San Antonio de Valero
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the oldest spanish mission founded in san antonio, Texas in 1718
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st. Marys in Baltimore, Maryland
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The 1st seminary in the usa establishe to train priests
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The Basilica of the Assumption of Mary
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The 1st Basilica in the usa built in baltimore, maryland
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