Catholic Religious Attire A basic survey of what men and women religious wear in different orders.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
How did the Church play a vital role in medieval life?
Advertisements

Stairway to Heaven By Kang Hyun Kim Proceed. Do you like travelling? YesNo.
Medieval English Mystics General Background. Middle Ages ( ) Early Middle Ages: Late Middle Ages: Anglo-Saxon England: ca
Religious Life Dedicated to God. In the Catholic Tradition Religious: usually refers to people who choose to live in communities where members bow solely.
Religious Life All Christians are called to be religious – to live their faith in the way that God calls them.
(Archbishop) (Diocese Bishop) (Diocese Bishop)
THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS. What is ministry? Ministry means service. Christian ministry means to imitate Jesus, who said, “The Son of Man did not come.
Monasticism Kevin J. Benoy.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES Yesterday and Today.
Christianity in the Middle Ages
CHAPTER FOUR Jesus as Moral Guide.
Chapter12 The Early Middle Ages Section 3 The Church in Medieval Times World History 5 th Period Darknezz.
Christianity and Medieval Society
 The first Medieval Nuns adhered to the Benedictine Rule which was established by St. Benedict in 529AD. There were many different orders of Medieval.
Cistercian order founded in 1098 Bernard of Clairvaux- most famous Cistercian monk A.D and 1200 women entered convents Most educated women in medieval.
Religious Life in the Catholic Church. There are 2 ways to live the religious lifestyle: 1-“ordained” life for men, as priests and/or deacons and 2-“vowed”
“We Believe” Sacraments of Vocation Wednesday, Nov. 8 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Please sign in and pick up Today’s handout…Thanks!
Chapter 14 - Religious Life:Dedicated to God
Catholic Church Illustrated Vocabulary. Sacrament – a sacred rite of the Christian religion  For these slides, please include an illustration of all.
The Medieval Church.  For most Western European people, the Church was the center of their lives.  The bishop of Rome (now called the Pope) was the.
The most popular religion in Italy
The Medieval Church. Christianity Pope helped spread Christianity Sent missionaries, – people who try to convert others to a new religion Some missionaries.
CHAPTER 9 FAITH EXPRESSED & LIVED. MONASTICISIM  MEANS: “ONE, ALONE”  INDIVIDUALS WHO WANT TO WHOLEHEARTEDLY FOLLOW CHRIST SEPARATED THEMSELVES FROM.
THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH World HistoryMarch 25, THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL LIFE  The Church’s goal was to spread their religion  Women helped spread Christianity.
Chapter Two God’s Plan for Your Life.  “Finding a calling” is different from “finding a profession”  A profession is associated with a career  Career:
Jesuit Catchphrase Quiz Review By Mr. Horgan. St. Ignatius Founder of the Society of Jesus Patron Saint of the Society of Jesus Spanish Knight Turned.
Background and Factors Leading to the Protestant Reformation
Answering God’s call…. Last time…  We discussed the call to single or married life Today we will talk about the call and role of ordained ministers.
What is Consecrated Life? Presented by the Missionary Childhood Association for the Year of Consecrated Life.
The Church and Society I. Religion and Society Cistercian order – monks who farmed (Bernard of Clarivaux) Many women enter convents between
Monasteries and ConventsMonasteries and Convents Many men and woman gave up their daily lives to devote their lives to God. They became monks and nuns.
SaintsDevotionsThe CreedBeliefs about Mary Catholic Sacraments Vocations
Holy Orders Objectives:
MEDIEVAL CHURCH. INTRO Church > central to medieval life Church > central to medieval life Every village had a church with a parish priest Every village.
Section III: The Church in Medieval Times (Pages ) This section is about: This section is about: How the Roman Catholic Church was a major part.
Church Reforms The color is Green. The Church in Crisis Between 500 and 1000 church were suffering.
Chapter 15 Medieval Europe. I. Religion and Society (pgs )  The Catholic Church played an important role in Medieval Europe and used its powers.
The Catholic Church in Medieval Life standard
The Medieval Church. The Church had it’s own: The Medieval Man believed that God had the answers to their problems. God took an active part in all.
Christianity and Medieval Civilizations
AGENDA Quiz Middle Ages #1 2.Notes- Roman Catholic Church (Religious Orders) 3.Activity #10- 3-Ring Venn Compare the Franciscans, Dominicans,
A Monk’s Life. Religious order: a group of people who dedicate their lives to religion and follow common rules. CAN BE MEN OR WOMEN!
The Medieval Church Chapter 7, Section 3.
Devotions Chapter 12. Devotions From the 12 th through the 16 th centuries, many abuses occurred within the Church. However, the desire for reform eventually.
THE SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY IN EUROPE. MONASTERIES AND CONVENTS  Monastery- secluded community where men work on prayer  Convent- religious community.
Chapter 4 Called to the Consecrated Religious Life.
CHAPTER FOUR Jesus as Moral Guide. Prayer: Return, Israel, to the LORD, your God; you have stumbled because of your iniquity. Lord, my sins have caused.
1.5 – Catholicism People. Beliefs Practices Places and Things People.
Medieval Europe Chapter 19 Section 4 The Church and Society.
C ONTEMPLATIVE W OMEN ’ S O RDERS Gabrielle Rogoff, Megan Roelant, Amelia Stewart.
Sample Parish Bulletin & Website Announcements - Ft. Worth Diocese
Sample Parish Bulletin & Website Announcements – Ft. Worth Diocese
Women in the service of god
Monks, Friars, & Nuns Questions
Transforming Roman World
MEDIEVAL CHURCH.
God Calls Us to Love and Serve
CHAPTER FOUR Jesus as Moral Guide.
FRANCISCAN VOCATION, CHARISM, and FAMILY
CHAPTER FOUR Jesus as Moral Guide.
Christianity and Medieval Civilization
The Role of the Church in Medieval Europe EQ: How influential was the Roman Catholic Church in Medieval Europe?
HOLY ORDERS.
Warm Up What did all medieval European people believe? (p. 1)
Do Now Get out your planner and Chapter Walk.
Religious Life Dedicated to God.
EQ: How did the church in the middle ages become so powerful?
Presentation transcript:

Catholic Religious Attire A basic survey of what men and women religious wear in different orders.

Diocesan priests do not belong to a religious group/order. This is what they often wear: Clericals

Cassocks

Men and women of religious orders. Things to remember: Novices are sisters/brothers who have not made a permanent vow to live a religious life. They have made or about to make a temporary vow. Postulants are men/women who are “trying out” the life of religious. Nuns are women religious who live a more contemplative prayer life. Sisters are women religious who live a more active ministry life.

More… Monks are men religious (either brother or priest) who live more contemplative lives in a monastery or abbey. Cannons are priests that live in a monastery or abbey with a particular emphasis. Friars are men religious that emphasize the brotherhood among them. Friar means brother. Abbott/Abbess- a man/woman who is in charge of an religious group living in an abbey.

Dominican men

Dominican women

Franciscan men

Franciscan women

Carmelite women

Carmelite male

Benedictine man

Benedictine woman

Norbertine man

Norbertine women

Cistercian men

Cistercian women (except the guy)

Trappist men and women

Brigittine women

Augustinian men

Augustinian women

The end… for now.