2.5 The Catholic Reformation

• The Catholic Reformation, also known as the Counter-Reformation, was the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation.
• Reaffirming Catholic teachings was a key goal of the Catholic Reformation.
• Who were three influential figures of the Catholic Reformation?

  Pope Paul III, Ignatius of Loyola, Teresa of Ávila
• Match the reformation with its key leader:

  Protestant Reformation ↔️ Martin Luther

  Catholic Reformation ↔️ Pope Paul III
• Evangelization was a key strategy of the Catholic Reformation to convert Protestants and expand Catholicism globally.
• What role did Ignatius of Loyola play in the Catholic Reformation?

  Founded the Jesuits
• The Council of Trent aimed to standardize Catholic liturgy.
• The Council of Trent eliminated practices such as pluralism and simony to reform the Church.
• Order the key goals of the Council of Trent:

  1️⃣ Reaffirm Catholic doctrine

  2️⃣ Reform Church practices

  3️⃣ Standardize the liturgy
• What document was established by the Council of Trent to standardize Catholic worship?

  The Roman Missal
• What were the three primary aims of the Council of Trent?

  Reaffirm doctrine, reform practices, standardize liturgy
• The Council of Trent reaffirmed Catholic doctrine on transubstantiation
• The Council of Trent eliminated pluralism and simony in the Catholic Church.
• What document established uniform Catholic worship after the Council of Trent?

  Roman Missal
• The outcomes of the Council of Trent strengthened the Catholic Church and led to increased efforts in evangelization
• The Catholic Church initiated reforms during the Counter-Reformation based on decisions from the Council of Trent.
• What were two corrupt practices eliminated by the Council of Trent?

  Pluralism and simony
• The reforms of the Catholic Church aimed to restore its moral standards and authority
• Match the impact of the Catholic Reformation with its corresponding aspect:

  Political ↔️ Stabilized Church influence

  Religious ↔️ Strengthened Catholic doctrine

  Cultural ↔️ Promoted artistic patronage

  Social ↔️ Enhanced educational standards
• The Catholic Reformation is also known as the Counter-Reformation.
• What was the primary document that reaffirmed Catholic teachings during the Counter-Reformation?

  Decrees of Trent
• One key strategy of the Catholic Reformation was to convert Protestants through evangelization
• The Inquisition was used during the Catholic Reformation to suppress unorthodox views.
• Who were three influential figures of the Catholic Reformation?

  Pope Paul III, Ignatius of Loyola, Teresa of Ávila
• Match the Reformation with its leader:

  Protestant Reformation ↔️ Martin Luther

  Catholic Reformation ↔️ Pope Paul III
• What religious order was founded by Ignatius of Loyola during the Catholic Reformation?

  Jesuits
• The Council of Trent reaffirmed Catholic doctrine on transubstantiation, penance, and indulgences
• The Council of Trent established the Roman Missal for uniform Catholic worship.
• The reforms in the Catholic Church during the Counter-Reformation were initiated by the Council of Trent.Trent
• The Council of Trent reaffirmed Catholic teachings on transubstantiation, penance, and indulgences.
• What corrupt practices were eliminated by the Council of Trent?

  Pluralism and simony
• The education for clergy was enhanced through the establishment of seminaries.
• The Roman Missal was established to standardize liturgical practices.
• The reforms initiated by the Council of Trent aimed to restore Catholic authority
• The Counter-Reformation strengthened the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation.
• Match the reform with its outcome:

  Doctrinal Clarification ↔️ Reaffirmed Catholic teachings

  Practice Improvements ↔️ Eliminated pluralism and simony

  Clergy Education ↔️ Improved education through seminaries

  Standardized Liturgy ↔️ Established the Roman Missal
• The Catholic Reformation stabilized the Church's influence politically but increased tensions with Protestant states.
• What was suppressed culturally during the Catholic Reformation?

  Dissenting literature
• The Council of Trent's reforms exacerbated conflicts with Protestant nations.