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Explore the pivotal role of religion in the Middle Ages, from the Rise of the Papacy to the Battles with Barbarians, featuring leading figures like St. Leo the Great, St. Bernard of Clairvaux, and St. Francis of Assisi. Discover the Monastic Reform, Mendicancy, and Fighting Heresies, culminating in the Rise of Scholasticism with St. Thomas Aquinas. Unravel the Crusades' impact, leading to increased tension with Islam and the East-West Divide of 1054. Witness the growth in devotion to Christ's Humanity and the Blessed Virgin Mary amid challenges and triumphs.
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The Middle Ages Junior Religion
Leading Figures • St. Leo the Great • Rise of Papacy • Battles the Barbarians • St. Bernard of Clairvaux • Monastic Reform • St. Francis of Assisi • Mendicancy • Holy Poverty • St. Dominic de Guzman • Fighting heresies (Albigensians, Waldensians… etc.) • Order of Preacher • St. Thomas Aquinas • Rise of scholasticism • Faith and Reason
The Crusades War… What is it good for?...
The Crusades In the end… • Increase tension between Christendom and Islam • Further divide between East and West • Lots of death and plagues However,… • Brought about the mixing of cultures, thoughts, ideas
East and West Divide 1054: Final split between the Eastern and Western Christian empires • Supremacy of the Bishop of Rome • Filioque clause • The Crusades
Spirituality • Increase in devotion to the Humanity of Christ • Rise in devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary