Download Caroline Boyd 3/15/13 1648-1814 Church Evangelizes the World

Caroline Boyd
3/15/13
1648-1814
Church Evangelizes the World
• Evangelize- proclaim the good news of Christ to people
everywhere.
Early Church
• Peter and the other __________ had spread the good
news of God throughout the known world (Europe, Asia, and
North Africa).
• The church had become _________ or universalized.
• It included all races, languages, and nationalities.
• Catholicism was pushed mainly to _________ due to the
Protestant reformation and the rise of Islam.
Mid 18th Century
• By the middle of the _____ century, some of Europe's powerful catholic monarchs
had begun to surround themselves with advisors (followers of the ______________).
• Soon they were persuaded that enlightened monarchs needed to keep the church
in a __________ position.
Religious __________ Advances
• Priests set up ___________ in settlements to teach the natives about Catholicism.
• Some committed violent acts against the natives.
• Many natives died because of harsh treatment or illness brought by settlers.
• The _________________ treaty finally ended the differences.
Religious Freedom Continued
• By the eighteenth century people started to call this new age of science
"__________________".
• People started to portray faith as a weakness.
• In Europe the Protestant Reformation led to differences between Catholics and
______________ that lasted from 1618 to 1648.
Continued Continued
• It stated that Europe's __________ and ________ would be absolute monarchs which
means they have control over every aspect of one's life.
• This continued for over ______ years.
• Problems arose when Galileo proved his theory that the earth revolves around the sun
because the Church at this time accepted accounts of the _______________.
Turmoil in French Church
• King Louis XVI did not like the direction that the __________ was taking.
• Many members of the French nobility fled the country with their families.
• Within 11 months of the new constitution being put in place, it was overthrown.
____________ Continued
• The Directory ruled France from 1795-1799.
• A French Republic was declared in 1792.
• The French Revolution now entered a period called the
________________________.
Government Unrest Disrupts the Church
• French armies conquered Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and most of Italy.
• Pope Pius VI was taken prisoner by the _________ army.
• He died on 8-29-1799.
• The church was without a pope for __ months.
• Pope Pius VII was elected, then the directory was gone and ___________________
was in power.
_______________
• Born as Luigi Barnaba Chiaramonte.
• First pope of the 19th century.
• When Napoleon controlled the Papal States Pius was imprisoned until 1814.
Pope Pius VII
• Pope from March 14, 1800 - July 20, 1823 (23 years).
• Born on April 14, 1742 (Italy) died on July 20, 1823.
• Started as a ______________ monk.