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| Kown as the father of Eastern Monasticism |
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| Known as the father of western Monasticism |
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| Created the Primary rule for of monasticism in the west |
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| Medieval period of organization. |
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| Combining Civil and Spiritual together, King appoints bishops. |
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| Buying and selling of spiritual things, even church positions. |
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| Clergy having relationship with female. |
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| Convert Anglo-Saxons in England. |
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| Reform pope attacked simony alienation of property and lay investiture. |
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| Book containing prayer needed by preist to celebrate the Eucharist. |
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| Primary form of liturgy for the Roman Catholic Church |
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| Church Music used throughout the Empire |
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| Style of building of chruch from Early Medieval Europe. |
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| Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite |
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| Syrian monk that said God's divinity cannot be put to words. |
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| Symeon the New Theologian |
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| Eastern Christian mystic and theologian. |
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| Spiritual phenomenon that expresses itself with God. |
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| Benedictine monk know for his debt satisfaction. |
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| Term historians give to the thorough merging of Christianity and Culture in Europe |
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| Fourth Lateran Council took place during his reign |
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| Pope used to discipline leaders |
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| ,(Chirst is with you when you attend Eucharist) |
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| Teaching eating the bread and wine is really eating Christ. |
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| Pope who published Unam Sactam |
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| Monk who wanted to return to the old ways. |
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| Preached extensively on the spiritual life. |
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| Community founded by Francis of Assisi |
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| Founded by Dominic Guzman |
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| Return to early life of the apostolic church. |
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| Once known as Cathars, French called them Albigensians. |
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| Legal body that punish Heretics |
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| Things that transmite grace of God. |
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| Church have power to forgive sin. |
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| another person can pay for another's sin. |
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| Dead holy one share relation with living holy people. |
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| Entrance to Heaven, need work for it. |
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| Sin that is commited with the knowledge of wrong doing. |
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| Church designates certain persons as saints. |
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| Term used to describe certain religious practice. |
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| Combinating Aristotle into Christian faith. |
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| Muslim scholar known for the use of medican |
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| Learned commentaries on the works of Aristotle |
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| Showed how Aristotle work can be compatible with Christian faith. |
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| summary or compendium of theology |
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| basic unit of many medieval theological. |
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| honor reserved to people whis teaching reflect Catholic Christian belief. |
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