CLE Reviewer Quiz 2 for History of Christianity PDF

PANGIT NA CLE REVIEWER FOR QUIZ 2 By Riccardo Mikhail S. Vicencio St Augustine-Son of St Monica 100-337 AD the Church remained an illegal sect. Born in Africa Christianity - Largest Doctor of t...

PANGIT NA CLE REVIEWER FOR QUIZ 2 By Riccardo Mikhail S. Vicencio St Augustine-Son of St Monica 100-337 AD the Church remained an illegal sect. Born in Africa Christianity - Largest Doctor of the Church single religion in the Wrote the confessions and the city of roman empire. God Monasticism-Became a religious channel Christian communities for the people were scattered throughout the world St Anthony- Started Christian monasticium in the 3rd century Roman emperor Constantine granted Christianity a St Benedict- Brought order to the monastic movmen liberty after a miraculous vision at the battle of Benedictine rule - Provided guidelines vilvian bridge26 for people who intend to join and lived Theodoseus-The one who put the monastic life an end to all pagan Cause of the growth and spread of practices and temples the Church The church fathers Christian communites were everywhere.They became intellectual and continued their devotion to preaching the faith theologians St Jerome-Known for the The numerous persecutions inspired other latin translation of the believers Bible as the Vulgate or Emperor Constantine granted Christians common version.His liberty common version became the standard version There was the establishment of formal government in the church Lived as a hermit in a desert There were Christian theologians who influenced the proper understanding Promoted the spread of the church of monasticism  PANGIT NA CLE REVIEWER FOR QUIZ 2 By Riccardo Mikhail S. Vicencio Pope John XXIII- Called for an Aggiornamento Aggiornamento-Aims to re examine the word of God and the Church practices What did the church do? The Church conducted a self examination for the first time in its 2000 year history To obey the holy spirit To preach the gospel and teach the faith To continue the work of vatican To adress modernity To return to the sources To teach a deeper and more balanced ecclesiology To highlight the work of laity To encourage holiness To facilitate active participation in liturgy26 To reach non catholics