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Christianity and Medieval Civilization

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1 Christianity and Medieval Civilization
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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

3 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

4 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

5 Popular Religion in the High Middle Ages
Sacraments Saints Relics Pilgrimage

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