Theology Timeline Flashcards
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- 1250 B.C.
- Israelites freed from slavery led by Moses in the Exodus
- 1000 B.C.
- David unites Israel; becomes king
- 1305-1376
- Avignon Papacy: the pope is the "puppet" of the French King. St. Catherine of Siena tells the pope to get back to Rome, he goes
- 1950
- Declaration of the Dogma of the Assumption of Mary into heaven
- 1
- the birth of Jesus
- 1870
- First Vatican Council- called by Pope Pius IX; defined papal infallibility- when he speaks on matters of faith and morals, the Truth is preserved by the Holy Spirit. Pope Pius X (1903-1914- presented the opportunity for seven year olds to receive Holy Communion
- 63 B.C.
- Romans take control of Palestine
- 33
- Death and Resurrection of Jesus
- 49
- Paul's first missionary journey ends; Council of Jerusalem; Paul's second journey begins
- 1850 B.C.
- Abraham goes to Canaan
- 451
- Council of Chalcedon
- 1517
- October 31, 95 thesis of Martin Luther
- 1854
- Declaration of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception
- 2000
- Year of Jubilee
- 1962-1965
- Second Vatican Council- called by Pope John XXIII. Documents on the Sacred Liturgy (It is the source and summit from which all grace flows and to which we are drawn; the Mass in the venacular, and fuller participation of the laity), on the Church in the modern world, on non-Christian religions, on ecumenisism (mutual respect and understanding of other Christian traditions
- 51
- First New Testament writings by Paul
- 431
- Council of Ephesus
- 1378-1417
- Great Western Schism; split the church in the west; three popes at one time
- 1090-1290
- Eight Crusades: united Christian West to regain the Holy Land; motto: God wills it "St. Francis of Assisi went AWOL
- 2008
- Pope Benedict XVI first visit to the United States
- 95 Thesis
- statements that were against corruption in the Church- never intended to start a new church. He wanted to reform it from within. The "Bottom Line" was refusal to accept the authority of the pope and the 7 sacraments, especially the Catholic belief about the Eucharist begin the Body and Blood of Christ. According to Martin Luther, the only authority was Scripture.
- 63
- Persecution of the Christians by the emperors
- 1978
- year of three popes- Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II
- 30
- Jesus' public ministry begins
- 1054
- Eastern Schism: "Split" of the Church in the west (Rome) and the Church in the east (Constantinople)- Eastern Orthodox
- 1545-1563
- Council of Trent (3 different sessions)- Reaction to protestant ideas. Reaffirmed Jesus' prescence in the Blessed Sacrament; Mass is the "unbloody" Sacrafice of Calvary; transubstantiation Mass in Latin worldwide Established semenaries to train future priests- St. Charles Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan Catechism of the Council of Tren- teaching the Faith
- 325
- Council of Nicaea
- 70
- The Romans destroy the second Temple in Jerusalem
- 313
- Edict of Milan
- 100
- End of th Apostolic age