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| in the 7th and 8th centuries, a new and even more powerful threat mane out of the_______ |
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| at the time many christians felt that city life with its many distractions, made it difficult for them to achieve the_______to which they aspired |
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| these christians began to gather together in remote areas in religious communities called_______. |
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| in this way christian monks came in contact with the ________ people of the contryside. |
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| as a result the ______ became the great ______and spread the Good News of Jesus. |
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| one of the first to go off alone was_______ an Egyptian Christian. |
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| the words monastery and _______ mean:living _____, away from the ________. |
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| St.Benedict was the most famous monk of the________ |
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| he formed the Benedictine rule or motto "_______and prayer" |
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| a monartery became in many ways a powerhouse of _________ and work. |
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| another new order was founded, called the________ |
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| they followed a very _______ rule that combined a full routine of prayer , manual labor and little sleep. |
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| St Bernard founded the Cistercian abbey at ________. |
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| one of the most important early steps in the evangelization of the barbarians was the conversion of _______, the King of the Franks. |
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| the history of Catholicism in spain began in 598 with the conversion of the barbarian Kingdom of the ________ |
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| in Ireland Christianity became firmly established int he 5th century, thanks largely ot St._______ |
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| in 597 Pope Gregory the Great sent______ to convert the Anglo-Saxons. |
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| St. Augustine founded the first ______ monastery outside of Italy at________ |
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| St._________ evangelized the Frisiana now the Netherlands, and Wynfrid now known as St._______, the apostle of Germany |
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| among the most influential of all European missionaries were two Greek brothers, _______and ________ who bruoght the gospel to the Slavs- Eastern Europe |
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| the enangelization of Euorpe would never have occurred without the dedicated work of _______and impossible without the guiding hand of the_______ |
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| it was the pope who forged an alliance in 754 with _______, the Frankish king |
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| this paved the way for a New Christian Empire in the West with Europe as its center and Catholicism as its_______. |
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| in fact this new empier would later be called the________Roman Empier |
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| ___________ agreed to give the pope control over a large section of central Italy , later it became known as the ________ states. |
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| in 1054 a tragic split or _______ occurred between the East and the West. |
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| this schism has lasted to this day despite efforts on both sides to ________it |
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| today we know the Western church as the _______church and the Eastern Churches that separated from it as the Eastern _________church |
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| the schism of 1054 came after a lot of tesion and _______ between Christians in the West and in the East. |
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