Christianity and Medieval Civilization

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Christianity and Medieval Civilization 10.2

The Papal Monarchy Pope’s control of politics comes at expense of spiritual duties Lay investiture Bishops and abbots appointed by nobles Challenged by Pope Gregory VII Church should appoint clergy

Pope Gregory VII verses King Henry IV Investiture Controversy Concordat of Worms Pope Innocent III height of political power Supreme judge and ruler of European affairs Interdict

New Religious Orders Cistercians Women Franciscans and Dominicans New order of very strict monks Women Increase in nuns Franciscans and Dominicans Vow of poverty Missionary work Inquisition

Popular Religion in the High Middle Ages Sacraments Saints Relics Pilgrimage