An era of A roman peace stability occurred with no major civil wars and safe trade that started in 27 AD
What is Pax Romana?
This Saint started of living a unholy life and his mom prayed to god every day for him to find God. Eventually, her prayers were answered and he dedicated his to God by Writing about his work and he is now considered a doctor of the Church. He was born in 354 AD.
Who is St.Augustine?
This Doctor of The Church Saint started to write "The City Of God" book in 410 AD.
Who is St.Augustine?
The First ever universities were founded in this city in 1088 AD.
What is Bolgona, Italy?
This Saint wrote the "Summa Theologica" in 1265 AD to 1274 AD.
Who is St. Thomas Aquinas?
The well known event that is one of the important events of Christianity about Jesus that happened in 33 AD.
What is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ?
These two saints were martyred in the span from 33-42 AD for spreading the Word of God.
Who were St.Stephen and St.James?
This major important building was built in 330 AD and today it is where the Pope of Rome stays at and does Mass.
What is St. Peter's Basilica?
This is the 1st Gothic Cathedral completed and it was completed in 1144 AD.
What is the Basilica of St. Denis?
In 1377, this Saint convinced the pope to return the papacy to Rome.
Who is St. Catherine of Sienna?
The holiday that is called the "Birthday of the Church" and is celebrated 50 days after easter. Its first year of the holiday occurred in 33 AD.
What is Pentecost?
This event was about when a about saint converted to God after one year of Jesus' Death and it occurred on 34 AD.
What is the conversion of St.Paul?
This British Saint Saint out to spread The gospel in Ireland starting 432 AD.
Who is St.Patrick?
These were powerful religious courts made by the Catholic Church to punish people because they did Heresy that were established in 1229 AD.
What is the Inquisition?
This Saint founded the Dominican Order in 1216 AD.
Who is St. Dominic?
The Council that held a big meeting with all the Christian Bishops and it was held in Ephesus(Modern- Day Turkey) and they were debating on major questions like "Mary's Title" and if Jesus was fully God and fully Man.
What is the Council of Ephesus?
In 42 AD these two Saints traveled to Ephesus to escaped the persecution in Jerusalem.
Who were St. John the Apostle and The blessed Virgin Mary?
This is the oldest surviving Christian book in Church. It teaches other the ways of life. The book was written in 80 AD.
What is the Didache?
This deadly plague arrived in Europe in 1347 AD.
What is the Bubonic Plague?
This Saint founded the Franciscan orders in 1209 AD.
Who is St. Francis of Assisi?
The council that held a big meeting with all the Christian bishops and it was held in Constantinople (Modern-Day Istanbul , Turkey) 20 years after the council of Ephesus and they were debating on major questions like the final explanation of Jesus' official statement that he is truly man and divine fully and it was held in 451 AD.
What is the Council of Chalcedon?
This saint was born in 480 AD and is considered the, "Father of Western Monasticism."
Who was St.Benedict?
This Saint finished translating the whole Old Testament of the Bible.
Who is St. Jerome?
This event can be also be known as the Great Schism and and was when the Eastern and Western Churches broke apart like halves in Christianity forming the Eastern Orthodox in the East and the Roman Catholic Church in the West. This happened in 1054 AD
What is the Eastern Schism?
This Saint was elected pope in 1073 AD
Who is St. Gregory VII?