HWMH 9.3 - The Catholic Reformation

Catholic Reformation

Catholic Church making reformations in response to Protestant Reformations

Savonarola

“bonfire of the vanaties” executed by Pope Alexander and believed people should burn jewlery and trinkets for and give to the poor

wrote spiritual exercises

Ignatius

Jesuits, Ignatius

members of the society of Jesus founded by who?

investigated indulgences, approved Jesuit order

Pope Paul III

Inquisition

Roman catholic tribual to investigate and prosecute hersay

called for by Pope Paul III, Church leaders make reforms to church

Council of Trent

drew up a list of books dangerous to Catholic Faith “Index of Forbidden Books” and burn them

Paul IV

reformed the Carmelite order, inspired Protestants to remain in the Church with her devotion

Teresa of Avila

Merici

began Company of Saint Ursula (dedicated to education of girls)

Chantal and Sales (Visitation of Holy Mary)

Trained women to be teachers

Ward of England

network of schools for girls (was initally denounced by anti-Jesuits)

Women

helped girls, tend to sick, reform religous orders

Men

schools, religous orders, + implemented new doctrines

Reformation ended…

Christian unity of Europe

T/F The Roman Catholic Church became less unified after the Council of Trent

False

Both Catholics and Protesants gave more ephasis on what?

education

T/F: Status of women was significatnly better under Protestant than Roman catholism

False, it was the same

as Church authority declined who gained power?

monarchs and states

nation-states

sought more power for themselves and countries

Refmoration laid the groundwork for the

Enlightenment

Enlightenment

some reject all religions and others to overthrow existing ones