HW 5.2 The Catholic Reformation

The Council of Trent was in response to

• The Enlightenment

• The French Revolution

• The Protestant Reformation

• The Crusades

• The Papal Schism

What does Barron highlight as the two biggest issues at hand at the Council of Trent? (pick two)

• Sanctification

• Justification

• Original Sin

• Papal Authority

• Satisfaction Theory

True or False: The leaders of the Council of Trent ignored the concerns of the Protestant Reformers.

• True

• False

The Council of Trent stands against all schemas (theories or models) of:

• modalism

• perfectibility

• scholasticism

• sin

True or False: Catholics differ from Lutherans in the belief that we can cooperate with God's graces so that God's life can be perfected in us.

• True

• False

What was the Catholic (Counter) Reformation?

• The Catholic Response to the Protestant Reformation

• A period of time when the Catholic Church was at the peak of its power

• When Catholics tried to re-convert all Protestants actively

• When every single corrupt practice was eliminated from Catholicism

What was the main purpose of the Council of Trent?

• To rid the Catholic Church of all corruption

• To try, convict, and and execute all Protestants

• To confirm all Catholics remained loyal to the Pope

• To put an end to the Protestant momentum

What was the main purpose of Seminaries?

• To determine how to find and root out Protestants

• To convert heathens

• To train priests to fight as knights

• To educate clergy

What was different about the Jesuits than other Catholic Church groups?

• The Jesuits combined Humanism and theology together

• The Jesuits raised its own private military, which was used to find and destroy Protestants wherever they existed

• The Jesuits made specific and secret pledges to the Pope and became his official bodyguards

• They were much less educated than other Catholic religious groups

What other major role did the Jesuits play within the Catholic faith?

• They were responsible for spreading the Catholic faith all over the world

• They were responsible for eliminating several different factions of Protestants

• They personally taught Latin to all Catholics

• They fought in the later Crusades against the Muslims in the Middle East