6-4 The Church and Society

mass

• the Catholic worship service

• a local language that people use every day

• a religious belief that conflicts with Church teachings

• the study of religion and God

heresy

• the Catholic worship service

• a local language that people use every day

• a religious belief that conflicts with Church teachings

• the study of religion and God

theology

• the Catholic worship service

• a local language that people use every day

• a religious belief that conflicts with Church teachings

• the study of religion and God

vernacular

• the Catholic worship service

• a local language that people use every day

• a religious belief that conflicts with Church teachings

• the study of religion and God

Francis de Assissi

• hatred of Jewish people

• headed a convent in Germany and composed church music

• founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served as missionaries

• a priest who combined Church teachings with the ideas of Aristotle

Thomas Aquinas

• hatred of Jewish people

• headed a convent in Germany and composed church music

• founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served as missionaries

• a priest who combined Church teachings with the ideas of Aristotle

anti-Semitism

• hatred of Jewish people

• headed a convent in Germany and composed church music

• founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served as missionaries

• a priest who combined Church teachings with the ideas of Aristotle

Hildegard of Bingen

• hatred of Jewish people

• headed a convent in Germany and composed church music

• founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served as missionaries

• a priest who combined Church teachings with the ideas of Aristotle

Two kinds of vernacular literature that became popular in Europe during the Middle Ages were troubadour poetry and

• religious writings.

• the heroic epic.

• philosophy.

• novels.

In 1233, the pope established a court called the __________, or Church court to try heretics, or people suspected of heresy.

• Parliament

• Grand Jury

• Inquisition

• Trial Jury