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The Catholic Church Reforms S.I.C.

Catholic Church realizes it needs to make changes in order to keep loyal followersCatholic Church realizes it needs to make changes in order to keep loyal followers The Counter (Catholic) Reformation

Create a more spiritual outlook in the Catholic ChurchCreate a more spiritual outlook in the Catholic Church Define Catholic doctrines more clearlyDefine Catholic doctrines more clearly Win converts back to the Catholic Church and stop the spread of ProtestantismWin converts back to the Catholic Church and stop the spread of Protestantism Goals of the Counter- Reformation

Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

Ignatius of Loyola forms the JesuitsIgnatius of Loyola forms the Jesuits Spanish nobleman wounded in battleSpanish nobleman wounded in battle Did daily spiritual devotions during his healing periodDid daily spiritual devotions during his healing period Gathered followers; Pope creates a religious order for themGathered followers; Pope creates a religious order for them Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

Jesuits had 3 main focuses:Jesuits had 3 main focuses: Found theological schoolsFound theological schools Convert non-Christians to CatholicismConvert non-Christians to Catholicism Stop the spread of ProtestantismStop the spread of Protestantism Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

The work of the Jesuits had a lasting impact around the worldThe work of the Jesuits had a lasting impact around the world By 1556, about a thousand Jesuits had brought his ministry to Europe, Africa, Asia, and the AmericasBy 1556, about a thousand Jesuits had brought his ministry to Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas The Jesuits today run about 45 high schools and 28 colleges/universities in the U.S., including Georgetown Univ, Boston College, Marquette Univ, & Univ of ChicagoThe Jesuits today run about 45 high schools and 28 colleges/universities in the U.S., including Georgetown Univ, Boston College, Marquette Univ, & Univ of Chicago DID YOU KNOW?

Inquisition

Inquisition The Inquisition was revivedThe Inquisition was revived Established local Inquisition courtsEstablished local Inquisition courts Tried to stop Protestantism by declaring Protestants as heretics, and bringing them to trialTried to stop Protestantism by declaring Protestants as heretics, and bringing them to trial

Council of Trent Council of Trent The Council of Trent ( ): Catholic bishops & cardinals met & agreed on several doctrines…The Council of Trent ( ): Catholic bishops & cardinals met & agreed on several doctrines…

Council of Trent Church’s interpretation of the Bible was finalChurch’s interpretation of the Bible was final Christians need faith & good works for salvationChristians need faith & good works for salvation

The Bible & Church tradition were equally powerful authorities for guiding Christian lifeThe Bible & Church tradition were equally powerful authorities for guiding Christian life Council of Trent

Indulgences are allowed; however, the false sale of indulgences is bannedIndulgences are allowed; however, the false sale of indulgences is banned Council of Trent

ALSO CONFIRMED… Clergy DID have special powersClergy DID have special powers Only clergy could explain the bibleOnly clergy could explain the bible Bible should only be in LatinBible should only be in Latin Mass should only be said in LatinMass should only be said in Latin Council of Trent

Index of Forbidden Books:Index of Forbidden Books: A list of books considered dangerous to the Catholic faithA list of books considered dangerous to the Catholic faith Massive book burnings were held throughout Europe (Venice alone burned 10,000 books in 1 day!)Massive book burnings were held throughout Europe (Venice alone burned 10,000 books in 1 day!) Council of Trent

REFORMS… Only worthy people would be allowed to enter clergyOnly worthy people would be allowed to enter clergy Established seminaries for educating priestsEstablished seminaries for educating priests Tightened discipline in monasteries & conventsTightened discipline in monasteries & convents Council of Trent

Religious conflict/war between Protestants & CatholicsReligious conflict/war between Protestants & Catholics Catholic Church became more unified as a result of the Council of TrentCatholic Church became more unified as a result of the Council of Trent But Catholic Church’s political authority declined & monarchs and states gained powerBut Catholic Church’s political authority declined & monarchs and states gained power Rulers of nation-states would seek more power for their countries through warfare, exploration & expansionRulers of nation-states would seek more power for their countries through warfare, exploration & expansion Legacy of the Reformation