Beginnings
The first Protestant heretic
Martin Luther
Most Lutherans lived in northern Germany and
Geneva, Switzerland
The Holy Roman Emperor during the beginning of the Reformation and a great champion and defender of the Catholic Faith
Charles V
Founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
St. Ignatius of Loyola
The city that Martin Luther began the Reformation
Wittenburg
Luther, regarding the Eucharist, believed in this doctrine
consubstantiation
Another name for a Calvinist
Reformed
The ecumenical council called to address reform in the Church and to combat the Protestant Revolt
Council of Trent
Spanish mystic who founded a new Carmelite order of Nuns known as the Discalced Carmelites
The French protestant who lead his reformation from Geneva, Switzerland
John Calvin
Two
Calvinists in France were known as
Huguenots
The actual number of Christian sacraments
Seven
Reformer who is credited with the creation of the seminary system.
St. Charles Borromeo
Founder of the Church of England (Anglican Church)
Henry VIII
The only rule of faith and source of authority for Lutherans
The Bible (The Bible alone, Sola Scriptura)
Calvinist look at Baptism and the Eucharist as mere
symbols/symbolic
The Thirty Year's War
Pope who supported the reforms of the Council of Trent
St. Pius V
The date of the Reformation
October 31st, 1517
Battle in which a Lutheran army of rebel princes was defeated by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
Calvin and his followers rejected the use of holy images known as
iconoclasm
The Catholic Reformation/ The Counter Reformation
Style of architecture that became prominent in the Catholic Church during the years of the Counter Reformation
Baroque