en CR Religion crossword puzzle 24 hermit : a person who lives a solitary life in order to commit himself or herself more fully to prayer abbot : the superior and spiritual leader of a monastery illuminated manuscript : a manuscript in which the text is supplemented with artwork feudalism : a system that evolved in Western Europe in the eigth and ninth centuries Franks : a Germanic tribe that inhabited the Roman provinces of Gaul Papal States : an independent country ruled by the Pope until 1870 vikings : the Scandinavian explorers, merchants, and warriors who invaded and settled in Europe Simony : buying or settling something spiritual, such as a grace or a sacrament Papal bull : an official letter or charter issued by the Pope antipope : a person claiming to be Pope in opposition to the Pope chosen patriarch : in the Old Testament, a patriarch is the father of a group or tribe iconoclasm : the deliberate destruction of religious icons and symbols filioque : Latin for "and from the Son," indulgence : the means by which the Church takes away punishment of someone in purgatory mystic : a person who regularly has an intense experience of the presence of God Great Western Schism : a split within the Church that lasted from 1378 to 1417 Conciliar movement : a reform movement that emerged in the Church in the fourteenth century mendicants : members of religious orders that rely on charity for support friars : members of religious orders of men who serve the Church through teaching and support nave : the main body of the Church or cathedral, where the assembly gathers chancel : the part of a cathedral that contains the high altar Divine office : also known as the Liturgy of the Hours, the official public, daily prayer of the Church scholasticism : the method of thinking, teaching, and writing of medieval universities medieval inquisition : an inquisition established by the Church in the thirteenth century spanish inquisition : an inquisition established in the late fifteenth century

Religion crossword puzzle

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Across:

1.	Latin for "and from the Son,"
4.	a reform movement that emerged in the Church in the fourteenth century
6.	a Germanic tribe that inhabited the Roman provinces of Gaul
8.	a person who regularly has an intense experience of the presence of God
11.	in the Old Testament, a patriarch is the father of a group or tribe
14.	the main body of the Church or cathedral, where the assembly gathers

16.	the superior and spiritual leader of a monastery
18.	the means by which the Church takes away punishment of someone in purgatory
21.	members of religious orders that rely on charity for support
22.	an official letter or charter issued by the Pope
24.	a split within the Church that lasted from 1378 to 1417

Down:

2.	the deliberate destruction of religious icons and symbols
3.	a manuscript in which the text is supplemented with artwork
5.	also known as the Liturgy of the Hours, the official public, daily prayer of the Church
7.	an inquisition established in the late fifteenth century
9.	buying or settling something spiritual, such as a grace or a sacrament
10.	the method of thinking, teaching, and writing of medieval universities
12.	a person claiming to be Pope in opposition to the Pope chosen

13.	a person who lives a solitary life in order to commit himself or herself more fully to prayer
15.	the part of a cathedral that contains the high altar
17.	a system that evolved in Western Europe in the eigth and ninth centuries
19.	members of religious orders of men who serve the Church through teaching and support
20.	an independent country ruled by the Pope until 1870
23.	the Scandinavian explorers, merchants, and warriors who invaded and settled in Europe

Religion crossword puzzle

Across:

1.	Latin for "and from the Son,"
4.	a reform movement that emerged in the Church in the fourteenth century
6.	a Germanic tribe that inhabited the Roman provinces of Gaul
8.	a person who regularly has an intense experience of the presence of God
11.	in the Old Testament, a patriarch is the father of a group or tribe
14.	the main body of the Church or cathedral, where the assembly gathers

16.	the superior and spiritual leader of a monastery
18.	the means by which the Church takes away punishment of someone in purgatory
21.	members of religious orders that rely on charity for support
22.	an official letter or charter issued by the Pope
24.	a split within the Church that lasted from 1378 to 1417

Down:

2.	the deliberate destruction of religious icons and symbols
3.	a manuscript in which the text is supplemented with artwork
5.	also known as the Liturgy of the Hours, the official public, daily prayer of the Church
7.	an inquisition established in the late fifteenth century
9.	buying or settling something spiritual, such as a grace or a sacrament
10.	the method of thinking, teaching, and writing of medieval universities
12.	a person claiming to be Pope in opposition to the Pope chosen

13.	a person who lives a solitary life in order to commit himself or herself more fully to prayer
15.	the part of a cathedral that contains the high altar
17.	a system that evolved in Western Europe in the eigth and ninth centuries
19.	members of religious orders of men who serve the Church through teaching and support
20.	an independent country ruled by the Pope until 1870
23.	the Scandinavian explorers, merchants, and warriors who invaded and settled in Europe