Ten "Peak Moments" of Church history
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silverchair867 on March 27, 2012
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By: Rachael Belcher
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Martin Luther | Rejected the divine establishment of the Church and taught that it was a result of a number of New Testament communities |
| Ignatius of Loyola | Founded the Jesuits; wrote the Spiritual Exercises |
| Catherine of Sienna | On who the Carmelite reform was based, thus generating a fresh commitment to the inner life of contemplation in the Church |
| Thomas More | left a record of Christian humanism that continues to influence ideals of liberal arts scholarships |
| Pius IX | In who ultramontanists found their man; ruled the Church for 32 years |
| Pope John Paul XXIII | Opened the Second Vatican Council to update the response of the Church to the contemporary needs of the modern world |
| Pentecost | Marks the beginning of the "era of the church" |
| Council of Chalcedon 451 | Decided that Christ is one divine person in two natures- human and divine |
| Friars | Provided the Church with a dynamic presence in urban ministry during the 1200s |
| Constantine | Became an emperor of the west and an advocate of Christianity |
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