Topic 7.3

Some withdrew from worldly life to devote to religion.

Monastic life was governed by?

By the late Middle Ages, civilization had been built on?

Byzantine Eastern Orthodox Churches accepted papal supremacy.

The Medieval Christian Church did not view men and women as equals before God.

Archbishops and Bishops were also ________. This gave them both religious and political authority.

Monasteries contributed to the development of?

Non-secular rulers are?

Which is a characteristic of the Eastern Church?

Which languages did Monastic schools teach in?

The Medieval Christian Church became the most powerful force in Western Europe since?

Which best describes Canon Law?

The Western Roman Catholic Church recognized the Pope's ultimate authority.

An increase of wealth & influence has no affect on the medieval Church's ability to remain disciplined in its practices.

In the West, who had papal supremacy over all secular rulers?

Monasteries evolved into social centers for?

Being cut off from the Church and sacraments is called being?

The local Parish would collect a tithe, or?

The Great Schism of 1054 was a result of?

How was a tithe paid?

Secular rulers are?

Which is a characteristic of the Western Church?

Which practice sparked desire for reform within the Church?

Which could be found at a medieval Church?

Living at the monastery or convent required giving up all worldly possessions.

Friars are?

The Church was not able to use its power and influence to limit feudal wars.

The Church used its authority to limit feudal wars by?

The Byzantine Eastern Orthodox Church recognized the Pope as the leader.

Who appealed to Monastic life because of restrictions in medieval society?