Counter-Reformation/Catholic Reformation

What was the Counter Reformation?

• Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation

• The Council that was called to address abuses in the church

• The Protestant Reformation

• Anglicanism

Which Pope called the Council of Trent?

• Pope Paul II

• Pope Paul III

• Pope Leo XV

• Pope Francis

How long did the Council last?

• 10 years

• 12 years

• 18 years

• 22 years

Where was the Council held?

• Eastern France

• Western Spain

• Southern Germany

• Northern Italy

What was the primary focus of the Council of Trent?

• To elect a new Pope

• To charge King Henry VIII

• To affirm and reform practices

• To call people heretics

All of the following practices were addressed EXCEPT ___.

• Indulgences were reaffirmed as a method to gain salvation, but the sale of indulgences was forbidden

• Simony and Nepotism

• Reforms concerning the

  education and moral conduct of priests,

  monks and nuns.

• Attending Sunday Mass every week.

What are the only 2 sacraments that Protestants believe in?

• Baptism and Marriage

• Reconciliation and Communion

• Baptism and Reconciliation

• Baptism and Communion

In Response to 'Justification by Faith Alone', the Council of Trent affirmed that:

• Salvation is due to God's grace alone

• Salvation is due to God's grace, but human beings can contribute to their salvation by good works.

This was basically a list of books banned by the Church.

• Council of Trent

• The Index

• The Inquisition

• Doctrine

What is an inquisition?

• A journey undertaken to worship at a holy place.

• A series of investigations designed to find and judge heretics.

• The Latin word meaning "Great Charter".

• The Spanish word for "Reconquest".