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THE MEDIEVAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Sacraments and Daily Life During the Middle…
THE MEDIEVAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Chuch Shapes Everyday Life
The Spread of Christianity
In 597, Pope Gregory I sent Agustine to convert Anglo-Saxons in England
Others missionaries sent Christianity to Germanic tribes
Western Europe built a civilization based on Christianity
Different culture and government; but similar faiths in God
The Parish Priest
The only contact between people and The Church
Celebrated rites of The Church
Created by the needed of savations or deliverance
It required a recompense
The Growth of Church Power
Church Law and Authority
The Church became the most powerful
Its most terrorifing penalty was
excommunication
The best order was the
interdict
Working for Piece
In 1000 AC, its autority limited its feudal warfare
Stopped the fights in Fridays, Sundays and religious holidays
A Spiritual and Worldly Empire
A splat into estern and western church
The Western Chuch was the most powerful in Rome
The Legacy of Judeo-Christian Teachings
The Jews and Christians combine their ideas
They emphasized social values to their communities
Characteristics
Similar faiths as the Jews and Islam religion
Commanded by the Pope
During the Middle Ages
Sacraments and Daily Life During the Middle Ages
Penance
Parishioners confess and repent
Anoiting of the Sick
Ritual preparing the soul after death
Confirmation
Confirmation of a Church member
Holy Orders
Ordain the three levels of the Church
Eucharist
Last Supper of Jesus by sharing of Bread and Wine
Matrimony
The Marriage contract in a formal ceremony
Baptism
Wash of the body to symbolize cleansing the soul