| A | B |
|---|
| communion of saints | all faithful church members, earth/heaven/purgatory |
| Council of Trent | post-reformation meeting |
| people at Council or Trent | Catholic bishops |
| purpose of Council of Trent | reform Church & clarify Catholic teaching |
| Diet of Worms | meeting of leaders of Holy Roman Empire |
| result of Diet of Worms | Martin Luther refused to recant his beliefs |
| Edict of Nantes | document granting some rights to Huguenots |
| Exsurge Domine/Decet Romanum Pontificem | Papal Decrees excommunicating Martin Luther |
| Huguenots | members of the French Reformed community |
| indulgences | remission of punishment for sins |
| benefactors of indulgences | yourself or souls in purgatory |
| justification by faith | belief that sinners are holy & endowed w/grace because God is merciful |
| wrote Ninety-Five theses | Martin Luther |
| purpose of Ninety-Five theses | described principles of penance & abuse of indulgences |
| Peace of Augsburg | allowed prince to choose the religion of his subjects |
| Peasant's Revolt | uprsings German peasants vs landowners |
| predestination | belief: God prechooses us for heaven/hell |
| Presbysterian | Protestant Christian religion |
| characteristics of presbysterian faith | doctrine: Calvinistic & governed by a group of elders |
| Reformation | 16th Century political & religious event |
| result of Reformation | Divided Western Chrisitianity into Catholic & Protestant |
| sola scriptura | belief that the Bible is the sole source of religious truth |
| spiritual exercises | practices developed to overcome self-centeredness |
| St. Ignatius Loyola | developed spiritual exercises |
| 30 days | length of Ignatius' spiritual exercises |
| theocracy | government: rel. leaders are also secular leaders |
| Saint Angela Merci | started "Ursulines" order |
| Saint Phillip Neri | "second apostle of Rome" |
| St. Charles Borromeo | nephew of Pope Pius IV |
| St. Margaret Clitherow | hid priests in her home |
| Thomas Moore | refused to sign the oath making King Henry the head of Church in England |
| Erasmus | wanted a peaceful reform |
| King Henry VIII | wanted his marriage annulled |
