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The Medieval Church

When do you last go to Church? Why did you go to Church then?

Time Machine…

The year is 1199… King John is on the throne The year is 1199… King John is on the throne. How often would you go to church? Why would people go to church?

The Medieval Church Today, only a small percentage of the population go to church every Sunday, but in the Middle Ages, everyone was religious. The Church was the centre of their lives. The biggest building in a town or village was the church. It was a Catholic church because in the Middle Ages the Catholic religion was the only one.

Latin Catholic Paintings Statues Church Copy and Complete In the middle ages, the only religion was the ______________ religion. Everybody went to _________. The services were in ____________ but there were _________ and ___________ to help ordinary people understand. Latin Catholic Paintings Statues Church

How was the Medieval Church organised?

Priestly Duties Draw a table in your netbooks, like the one below; A Priest’s Duties in Medieval Times A Priest’s Duties Now

Which jobs are still done by a priest? Which are not? The Parish Priest will: • Say mass in the village church (and say it in Latin). • Perform weddings and baptisms. • Hear confessions. • Visit villagers regularly and listen to their problems. • Bury the dead. • Heal the sick. • Teach children of wealthy families to read and write. • Work the land, growing crops in the church grounds. • Make sure everyone pays their tithe. • Keep village records.

The Parish Priest Village and parish priests were simple men, but they had very important jobs. After the Lord of the Manor, the priest was the most important man in the village. On Sundays, during mass, he would tell people all about Heaven and Hell. Because services were in Latin, many ordinary folk could not understand them. Statues and ‘Doom Paintings’ were used to explain to people the horrors of hell and the joys of heaven. Look at the doom paintings; what can you see going on?

Plenary Write a description of what you think Medieval people believed hell was like. Use what you saw in the pictures to help you!

Hell! Draw your own doom painting. Draw what you think Medieval people believed hell was like.