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Jesus was born
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The first christians were converts from judaism by st paul, and at antioch, the gentiles were invited to join the church
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Constantine fought against the romans with the power of Jesuses' message to place the greek words chi and rho upon his mens shields, and wins freedom for the church
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The seat moved to Constantinople, formerly byzantium
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Pope Innocent begins his Papacy
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St Patrick, an Apostle to the Irish.
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After the fall of rome late 5th century, the barbarians were a reckless energy in europe. Pope Gregory the Great brought order to the chaos, by christianizing the barbarians.
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Only Pope to be buried in Germany
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As new cities and growth came with the 13th century, as did monks need to adapt. Monks became friars, with dynamic prescences in urban ministry
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Martin Luther posted 95 posters on the doors of catholic churches about his theses on the corruption of the Catholic church. This began a great revolt and the reformation of the catholic churches' dominance over England.
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30 bishops met at the council of Trent to define key doctrines of the church, for example transubstantiation, as to prevent another occurance such as the protestants in England.
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Pope Gregory XVI appoints Father Polding as Australia's first Catholic bishop
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Solidification of Papal Authority, where the vatican council discussed matters regarding the loss of the pope's political power and his increased spiritual influence
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Pope clement announced the second Vatican council to help the church adapt to the rapidly changing contemporary needs of the modern world.
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Emperor Charlemagne, a christian king, and very important christian/ church figure
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Alfred was the only English king ever anointed by a pope at Rome.
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The title 'Holy Roman Emperor' was bestowed upon Charlemagne by the pope.