One, holy, Catholic, and apostolic a history of the Church in the Middle Ages

Madden, Thomas F.

Restricted EAudiobook (NNELS) 2011

In this course, Thomas F. Madden explores the compelling events that shaped the culture and forever altered history, from the Monophysite Controversy to reform movements to the Inquisition, Black Death, and Great Schism. This is a history populated with larger-than-life characters and notorious personages such as Charlemagne, Pope Innocent III, and the Knights Templar.

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Church history Middle Ages, 600-1500

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Unabridged

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1 audio file (approximately 8 hr.) : digital

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"14 lectures."
Downloadable audio file
Title from title screen (viewed March 3, 2011)
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Lecture given by Thomas F. Madden
9781456100230
Mode of access: World wide web
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Contents:

Birth of the Medieval Church
The Church in an age of chaos
In the year 1000: a tour across a Medieval ecclesiastical landscape
The faith of the Medieval Church
The eleventh-century reform movement
The flowering of the twelfth century
The age of Pope Innocent III
Cathedral and university
Heresy and inquisition
Coming of the Friars
The apogee of papal monarchy in the thirteenth century
In the time of the Black Death
The Avingon papacy and the return to Rome
The Great Schism and the question of reform

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1157025

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