By: Brandon white.  For more than a century, the papacy was troubled by its physical separation from Rome and by rival popes claiming authority.

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By: Brandon white

 For more than a century, the papacy was troubled by its physical separation from Rome and by rival popes claiming authority.

 from Rome to avigionon.  In 1309, a French pope, clement V, moved the seat of the papacy from Rome to Avignon.  Rome had been a symbol for Christians.  two new palaces were built for the popes, who remained in Avignon until 1377.

 The great schism.  pope Gregory XI returned the papacy to Rome in1377.  the cardinals declared his election invalid and elected in a French candidate.  starting in1417, a group of church leaders met in Constance, Switzerland, to discuss church unity.

 by the fourteenth century, debates within the roman catholic church had increased.

 john Wycliffe calls for reforms.  before the great schism, the most serious internal conflict among Christians had been the spilt between  at the same time that the Great Schism was dividing Roman catholic John Wycliffe, an English teacher and priest.

 Challenges to the church  Wycliffe’s ideas also influenced the Czech  religions reformer Jan Hus.  Hus objected particularly to the Church sale of indulgences.   ul