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33
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ
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33
Pentacost
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33
The Apostles Spread the Gospel
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33
St Stephen Martyred
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34
The Conversion of Saint Paul
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42
St. John travels to Ephesus with the Blessed Virgin Mary
John 19:25-27tells of how, from the cross, Jesus charged saint John to take care of his mother -
44
St. James is martyred; his body is secretly buried in Spain
Christians stole his body in a boat to Spain, to a place that would later be known as Santiago -
46
St Paul begins missionary journeys to Galatia, Greece, Syria, and other places
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49
Council of Jerusalem
This council affirms the New Covenant in Christ means that Christians are not bound by Mosaic Law and that Jesus sends the Holy Spirit to Jew and Gentile alike -
64
Persecution of Christians begins under Roman emperor Nero
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64
Persecution of Christians begins
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70
Romans burn the Jewish temple in Jerusalem
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80
Didache written
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99
All the writings that will become a part of the New Testament have been written by this datee
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250
Persecution under Roman emperor Decius
Decius required all to worship his god or they would be tortured/killed -
251
Council of Carthage
Allowed people to come back to Christ during the period of persecution -
303
Persecution under Roman Emperor Diocelatin
He ordered the destruction of all Christians -
313
Constatine issues Edict of Milan
Emperor Constatine ends the persecution with the edict of milan -
325
Council of Nicea
This council set forth the Nicene Creed -
330
Emperor Constatine divides the Roman empire
The west was centered in Rome while the East was centered in Constantinople -
330
Construction of Peter's Basillica in Rome
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397
The Councils of hippo and carthage determine which books will become a part of the new testament
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410
The visigoths destroy Rome
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431
Council of Ephesus
This council confirmed that Mary is the true mother of God -
451
Council of Chalcedon
This council affirmed that Christ is fully human and fully divine -
476
The Western Roman Empire collapses
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496
Clovis, the king of the Franks, converts to catholicism