Lyceum & Book Club - Week 13 - Internal Fracturing of the Catholic Church
- Feb 24, 2022
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Updated: Dec 24, 2022
We want to look at three political events that went a great way toward weakening the Church (Catholic) in Europe from within and contributed to its fracturing during the Reformation. And I hope you can get a sense of how events in time can affect the outcome, not just decades or a century down the line, but continue to have a ripple effect centuries after.
We will hand out a time line for members to see overall sequence of happenings.
Lecture on the Schism of 1054 Between East and West Christiandom.
Hand Out on Crusades
Video on the Crusades to set the stage for our lecture:
The Crusades: A Brief History of the Medieval Religious Wars - 12.51 min
Lecture on the Fourth Crusade (1202 - 1204) and the conquest, by western (Latin/Catholic) participants, of Constantinople, capital of the Byzantine Empire (Eastern Orthodox) (1204 - 1261)
Hand out on the aftermath of the Fourth Crusade:
Lecture on the Papal Schism that lasted from 1309 - 1417.
Our Book Selection:
Ideas of power and authority during the disputes between Philip IV and Boniface VIII
and
Philip IV
Philip IV of France



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