CATH 1190 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Pope Urban Ii, East–West Schism, Canterbury Cathedral
4 Apr 2016
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10/09/2015 - the crusades and the eastern schism. Guide questions: be able to explain how pilgrimage was like joining a monastic order. Identify how pope urban ii thought he could diminish violence in europe and better protect christians in the east: explain the reasons that led to the schism between eastern orthodox and western latin churches. Eastern orthodox - christians people started to take interest with the relics - believed to be powerful because of its actual presence. Cluny acts - encouraged people to go on pilgrimages to reconcile for their sins. hardships of travel used to reflect. -not to be equipped with arms or weapons. Rome and the seven churches: st. peter de vaticano, san paolo, santa maria maggiore, san giovanni in laterano, san lorenzo. Santiago de compostela - second most popular pilgrimage site. Canterbury cathedral - famous for archbishop thomas of beckett king had him killed - decapitated him while in mass.
