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Chapter 20

Chapter 20. The Catholic Reformation and the Baroque Style. The Age of the Baroque. 1600-1750. The Age of the Baroque. Main features: dramatic expression theatrical spectacle spatial grandeur (Fiero 503).

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Causes of the Reformation

Causes of the Reformation. Renaissance Values Printing Press & Vernacular Powerful Monarchs People were unhappy with the Church Corruption. Abuses in the Church. Church charged fees for services: marriages, funerals, and baptisms To raise money to support their lifestyle Simony

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Christian Spirituality

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A Fivefold Path to Practical Spirituality Paul T. P. Wong, Ph.D., C. Psych.

A Fivefold Path to Practical Spirituality Paul T. P. Wong, Ph.D., C. Psych. July 22 nd , 2007. Introduction The problem of belief-behavior gap Traditional solutions Lessons from Buddhism A fivefold path to spirituality Stretching exercises I and II Fivefold Path Diagram I and II

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Challenges to Christendom: Reformation Europe

Challenges to Christendom: Reformation Europe. History 103 The West and the World. Focus Questions. Where and how did the reform movements take hold, and how did the emergence of these reform movements affect the political and social realms where they were adopted?

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GENERAL CHAPTER 2012

GENERAL CHAPTER 2012. CHARISM AND SPIRITUALITY.

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Session 6 The Renaissance/ Reformation and Piestist /Revivalist Eras

Session 6 The Renaissance/ Reformation and Piestist /Revivalist Eras. SF 665: Christian Devotional Classics Evangelical Seminary Spring, 2013 Jo Ann Kunz and Tony Blair, Instructors. Worship. The Renaissance/Reformation Era. TIMELINE (c. 1400-1650). Columbus 1492. 30 Years War

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REFORMATION

SOCIAL SCIENCE III. REFORMATION. OUTLINE. Reformation Background Causes Early reformers Martin Luther Henry VIII Quiz (part 1). Reformation backgrounder. Over centuries, rulers, scholars and members of the clergy criticized church practices.

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Luther Leads the Reformation

Chapter 1 sec 3. Luther Leads the Reformation . Chapter Objective Analyze the new ideas and values that led to the Renaissance and the Reformation. Sec.3 Luther Leads the Reformation Analyze causes and effects of the Protestant Reformation. Causes for the Reformation.

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WRITERS OF THE RENAISSANCE

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Ignatian Breakfasts

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Christian Life Community

Christian Life Community. What is CLC?. The Christian Life Community is an international association of Christians: men and women, adults and young people, of all social conditions, who want to follow Jesus Christ more closely and work with Him for the building of the Kingdom. . St. Ignatius.

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The Reformation Continues

The Reformation Continues. Mr. Morris World History. Key Terms Ch. 17.4 pg. 495. Predestination Calvinism Theocracy Presbyterian Anabaptist Catholic Reformation Jesuits Council of Trent. Setting the Stage.

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Catholic Reformation

Church Reform & Religious Communities. Catholic Reformation. Council of Trent. 1545-1547; 1551-1552; 1562-1563 Paul III; Julius III; Pius IV Lutheran split 1530; Anglican split 1534 Respond to Reformers, clarify doctrine, strengthen church from within, enhance uniformity and appeal

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Exercising our Faith

Exercising our Faith. Christian Life Community in the High School. Hunger for personal identity Hunger for intimacy in relationships Hunger for life-giving spirituality Hunger for meaningful work

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American Jesuit Institutions:

American Jesuit Institutions:. The striving purpose, mission, and pedagogy of Jesuit Colleges/ Universities . Thesis.

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The Life of St. Ignatius of Loyola

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Catholic Counter-Reformation

Catholic Counter-Reformation . Chapter 11. Many New Religious Orders. The Ursulines Religious order for women Established in 1535 Convents for religious education in France & Italy All social classes Became influential. Many New Religious Orders . Society of Jesus VERY IMPORTANT

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The Counter-Reformation (Catholic)

The Counter-Reformation (Catholic). Catholic Church began taking steps to counteract successes of the Protestants. Index of Prohibited Books included works by Erasmus and Galileo Papal Inquisition was revived; heretics put to death for beliefs. St. Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits.

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