U4 L10 Reform Within the Catholic Church Flashcards

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What were the three major areas of church reform?

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  • influence of Cardinal Jimena de Cisneros in Spain
  • Jesuit Society of Ignatius Loyola, Spain
  • decisions of the Council of Trent
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Who was Cardinal Cisneros?

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Franciscan and Spanish figure for church reform

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Where was Cisneros’ first public office?

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As Queen Isabella’s confessor

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When did Cisneros become Archbishop of Toledo?

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1495

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5
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What type of life did Cisneros lead?

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simple life

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In which original languages did Cisneros print the first edition of the Bible?

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  • Hebrew Old Testament

- Greek New Testament

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What was Cisneros’ Bible called?

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Complutensian Polyglot
C-Latin name of town it was printed
P-more than one language

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After Queen Isabella died, who did Cisneros work with?

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Ferdinand and Philip of Burgundy

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Where did Ferdinand’s son succeeded to the throne of?

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Castile

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When did Philip die?

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1506

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When was Cisneros appointed a cardinal?

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1507

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When did Cisneros die?

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1517

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When was Spain a center for Catholicism and was the strongest European military power?

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16th century

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Who was the founder of The Society of Jesus?

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Ignatius of Loyola

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What was the initial name for The Society of Jesus and when and who established it?

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  • 1534
  • Company of Jesus
  • Loyola, nine others, including Francis Xavier
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When did Pope Paul III approve Loyola’s order, and what was its name changed to?

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  • 1540

- The Society of Jesus

17
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What was the members of The Society of Jesus Called?

18
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What vows did the Jesuits take?

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  • Chastity
  • Obedience
  • Poverty
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What were the values a person should have to be a member of the Society of Jesus?

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  • intelligent
  • educated
  • physically fit
  • of strong character
20
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Who did the Jesuits spread Catholicism among?

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  • Infidels
  • Protestants
  • Catholics strayed from basic beliefs
21
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When was the Council of Trent made and why?

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  • 1545 by Charles V

- to deal with Lutheran Protestants

22
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How often did the Council of Trent meet?

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intermittently for 18 years

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What did the Council of Trent fail to provide?

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An answer to the problem with Lutherans

24
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What were the 4 decrees of the Council of Trent?

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  • remove Church abuses
  • provide for more clerical discipline
  • reaffirm sacraments
  • provide system for educating clergy
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What was one of the most important results of the Council of Trent?
tended to unify Catholic Church and encourage clergy
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What were the three methods used by the Catholic church to enforce Catholic principles and restrict Protestant spread?
- Concordats - Index - Inquisition
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What were Concordats?
- agreements made with Catholic European rules | - they were given freedom form papal controls if they supported Catholicism rather than Protestantism
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Who drew up the Index?
Pope Paul IV
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What was the Index?
- list of books Catholics were not allowed to read | - The College of Cardinals used it effectively
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When was the Inquisition established and why?
13th cent to deal with heretics
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How was the Inquisition used in the later centuries?
identifying, judging, and punishing anyone Catholic or Protestant who was a trouble to the church
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Why did the Spanish Inquisition become notorious?
employed tactics: - spying - torture - execution