History Of The Catholic Chruch: Arthur Tsanis

By arthur.tsanis
  • Period: Jan 1, 1000 to

    Time

  • Pope Urban II preaches
    Nov 27, 1095

    Pope Urban II preaches

    (a Sacrum Bellum a holy war)
  • the crusade
    Aug 6, 1096

    the crusade

    The peoples crusade (catholic soldiers) went to take back Jerusalm and killed the jews and heratics. They did not care for age or gender.
  • Siege Of Jerusalm
    Oct 2, 1187

    Siege Of Jerusalm

    by the Ayyubid forces led by Saladin
  • Pope Innocent III
    Jan 8, 1198

    Pope Innocent III

    Lotario de'Conti di Segni elected
  • Fourth Ecumenical Lateran Council
    Nov 11, 1215

    Fourth Ecumenical Lateran Council

    opened by Pope Innocent III
  • the inquisition
    Feb 6, 1233

    the inquisition

    no specified date. The Roman Catholic Chruch Persecuded, tortureded and murderd heratics, devil worshipers and supposed witches
  • Pope Boniface VIII published the Bull "Antiquorum fida relatio"
    Feb 22, 1300

    Pope Boniface VIII published the Bull "Antiquorum fida relatio"

    first recorded Holy Year of the Jubilee celebrated
  • First Formal Session Of The Ecumenical Council Of Vienne
    Oct 16, 1311

    First Formal Session Of The Ecumenical Council Of Vienne

    under Pope Clement V
  • The Ecumenical Council of Vienne is closed
    May 6, 1312

    The Ecumenical Council of Vienne is closed

    on the third formal session
  • Fall of Constantinople
    May 29, 1453

    Fall of Constantinople

  • Pope Julius II Lays Down Cornerstone
    Apr 8, 1506

    Pope Julius II Lays Down Cornerstone

    The New Basilica Of St Paul being built
  • Baptism of the first Catholics in the Philippines
    Jan 1, 1521

    Baptism of the first Catholics in the Philippines

    date not specified, first catholics in south-east asia
  • title Fidei Defensor to Tudor King Henry VIII of England
    Oct 17, 1521

    title Fidei Defensor to Tudor King Henry VIII of England

    for his defense of the seven sacraments and the supremacy of the pope in Assertio Septem Sacramentorum against Protestantism
  • Sack of Rome
    May 6, 1527

    Sack of Rome

  • Aug 15, 1534

    Missionary Of Jesuit Order Created

    by St Ignacious of Loyola and Francis Xavier with five others in Paris
  • Excommunication of King Henry The VIII
    Dec 17, 1538

    Excommunication of King Henry The VIII

    Pope Paul III Excomunicates King Henry The VIII, because of wanting a divorce and creatining the church of england

  • Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu a cardinal

    Pope Gregory XV makes Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu a cardinal upon the nomination of King Louis XIII – becoming Cardinal Richelieu. His influence and policies greatly impact the course of European politics

  • Battle of Vienna

    Decisive victory of the army of the Holy League

  • French Concordat of 1801

    The Catholic Church re-established in France

  • First Ecumenical Council of the Vatican

    opened by Pope Pius IX opens it

  • The Dogmatic Constitution of the Church of Christ

    from the fourth session of Vatican I

  • Encyclicals of Pope Pius XII Mystici Corporis

    defining the Catholic Church as the Body of Christ, date not specified