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Christianity in the Middle Ages. This video summarizes and explains what it was like in both a religious perspective and political.

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This song connects to my topic because this song that was played or sung during the beginning of the Mass when the priest approached the altar.

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Music of the Church #3 Dominius illuminatio mea

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Nos. 1-4 The Introit is to be sung, started by one or more cantors according to the day, as the priest approaches the altar at Mass. No. 3 Dominus illuminatio mea (The Lord is my light and my salvation) is the introit for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost.

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-It was believed that when you contribute to building any part of a cathedral or even an important participant such as a bishop or priest, you were guaranteed a spot in heaven.

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Construction Workers in Medieval and Renaissance Art

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Builders and construction trades as depcited in artwork of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

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-"The cathedral was a symbol of harmony and symmetry, giving a clear impression of an orderly universe." (106)

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York Minster (England's largest medieval church)

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Picture of York Minster (England's largest medieval church) stock photo, images and stock photography. Image 3945405.

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-The church was really stable during the Middle Ages (1000-1300

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-Church rituals and ceremonies were very elaborate, formal, and had many ornate details attached to the sacraments.

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-Many people in the Middle Ages would travel to see magnificent cathedrals that dominated Europe

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https://docs.google.com/a/guerinprep.org/document/d/1sFeusqVtNhBKUVFWdG6KMilpLeJdACK-vpsl7Z6nirQ/edit?usp=sharing