1. MATCH THE KEY WORD TO THE DEFINITION
Nepotism
Having more than one parish or diocese
Simony
Letter from the pope
Appointing relatives to church positions
Pluralism
Absenteeism
Buying and selling church positions
Being absent from your parish or diocese
Papal Bull

2. The Reformation
CAUSES
RESULTS

3. RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES
FINDING OUT ABOUT GOD
SALVATION
SACRAMENTS
CLERGY
HEAD OF THE CHURCH
CHURCH SERVICES
CATHOLIC BELIEFS
THE BIBLE AND THE TEACHINGS OF THE CHURCH
FAITH AND GOOD WORKS
SEVEN SACRAMENTS
CLERGY WERE SPECIALLY EDUCATED & CANNOT MARRY
THE POPE
MASS IN LATIN
LUTHER’S BELIEFS
THE BIBLE
BY FAITH ALONE
TWO SACRAMENTS – BAPTISM & EUCHARIST
ANY CHRISTIAN CAN BE CLERGY – CLERGY CAN MARRY
PRINCES & KINGS
IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE

4. THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND & IRELAND
Henry VIII wanted to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn. The Catholic Church wouldn’t allow this, so he introduced the Act of Supremacy to make him head of the Church of England. The ascendancy of his son Edward and daughters Mary and Elizabeth saw religious persecution in England as they changed between Catholic and Protestant.

5. The COUNCIL OF TRENT was organised by the Catholic Church as part of the Counter-Reformation. They decided the following:
FAITH (beliefs)
DISCIPLINE (rules)
Faith and good works were necessary for salvation.
The word of God was found in the Bible and teachings of the Church.
Seven sacraments.
Priests were special people; they could not marry.
Simony, nepotism, pluralism were banned.
Catholics must be taught from a catechism ( a book with questions and answers about the Church’s teachings).
Images of Christ, Mary and saints to be placed in churches.
This resulted in the CATHOLIC RELIGION becoming the most
important in Europe but increased divisions between
Catholic and Protestant.

6. RELIGIOUS ORDERS
Igantious Loyola founded the JESUITS as a Catholic religious order that was organised like an army.
Francis Xavier was a famous JESUIT missionary who travelled to India and Japan.