The Eastern Schism
The Patriarch who closed all Latin Churches, excommunicated all priests who followed the Latin tradition, and halted the use of filioque in the Nicene Creed.
Michael Cerularius
the Xaverian value that misguided the first crusaders and led to the massacre of Jews and Muslims alike.
Zeal
The town in France where the Church's headquarters were moved to for a period of time.
Avignon
The Pope who Condemned the Patriarch's actions and excommunicated him from the Catholic Church
Pope Leo IX
the capitol city of Israel where the crusades were mostly fought in.
Jerusalem
The way by which Edward I of England and Philip II of France sought to assert authority over the Church.
Taxing clergy
Word included in the Nicene Creed that translates to “and from the Son."
filioque
The Saint who was heavily influenced thanks to the knowledge gathered from Greek philosophers.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
The person whose reign as Pope saw the start of the decline of the power of the papacy.
Pope Boniface VIII
Which council made the decision that Constantinople was second in command to Rome and led to more tension between the Eastern and Western Church
Council of Chalcedon
The reward given to the returning Crusaders that takes time out of their stay in Purgatory.
indulgence
A person who regularly has an intense experience of the presence and power of God. (Saint Catherine of Siena)
mystic
The heresy that that began the plague of theological differences between the Eastern and Western Church.
Arianism
Acre
The Pope whose election signaled the beginning of the end for the Great Western Schism.
Martin V.