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Hus became a priest to escape poverty

Hus was a leader of the Czech Reform movement

Hus’ death exacerbated the Revolution

Hus’ writings influenced Martin Luther

Hus was burned at the stake

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Jan Hus - Betrayed by the Emperor (Part 2)

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considered one of the medieval forerunners of the Protestant Reformation

His criticism of the practices and beliefs of the church foreshadowed those of later reformers

Wycliffe directed a translation of the Bible into English.

Wycliffe attended Oxford University, where he earned a doctorate in divinity and eventually became an Oxford professor

Wycliffe became a priest, but used this position to speak out against what he saw at corruption and heresy in the Catholic Church

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Founder of the Franciscan orders of Friars Minor, the women's Order of St. Clare, and the lay Third Order

He was a leader of the movement of evangelical poverty in the early 13th century.

Francis’s devotion to the human Jesus and his desire to follow Jesus’ example reflected and reinforced important developments in medieval spirituality

In 1979 Pope John Paul II recognized him as the patron saint of ecology

He lived a life of ascetic poverty and was dedicated to Christian charity

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He was a Benedictine monk, Christian philosopher, and scholar who is recognized for many intellectual accomplishments

Was a Benedictine monk, Christian philosopher, and scholar who is recognized for many intellectual accomplishments

Anselm received an excellent classical education and was considered one of the better Latinists of his day

Anselm had written the Monologion (the Monologion was both apologetic and religious in intent)

He refused to be consecrated as archbishop until William restored the lands to Canterbury and acknowledged Urban II as the rightful pope against the antipope Clement III

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He left his empire to his son Louis the Pious

He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day

Charlemagne was illiterate, but he believed strongly in education and enabling his people to be able to read and write

He was married to five different women during his lifetime

He is nicknamed the "Father of Europe" as the founding father of both the French and the German Monarchies.

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Charlemagne Biography | Animated Video | Founder of the Holy Roman Empire

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Pope Gregory II renamed him Boniface, "doer of good," and delegated him to spread the gospel message in Germany

For 30 years Boniface worked to reform and organize the Church, linking the various local communities firmly with Rome

known as the Apostle of Germany because he organized the Church there in the 8th century

he studied in Benedictine monastery schools and became a monk himself in the process

Boniface was a man of action, but he was also sensitive to the feelings of those with whom he came in contact

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Gregory was the son of a prominent senatorial family

He was the great-great-grandson of Pope Felix III

Broadened the authority of the papacy or peoples office

Gregory established a monastery dedicated to St. Andrew

Gregory saw himself as the “treasurer” who paid the daily expenses of Rome and the “paymaster” of the Lombards

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Converted and baptized St. Augustine

chosen as a compromise candidate to avoid a disputed election

Unexpectedly acclaimed bishop of Milan by the people

Rebuked the emperor Theodosius for having punished a bishop who had burnt a Jewish synagogue

died at Milan

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credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland

He spent his early years in Ireland as a slave

He wasn't Irish

He didn't wear green

He once refused to 'suck a man's breast'

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The most eminent church leader opposing Arianism on the basis of the creed

He was both a deacon to the church and secretary to Alexander

Athanasius succeeded Alexander as a bishop

Athanasius played a role as conciliatory orthodox leader

Athanasius died in Alexandria

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He received his formal education at the court of Roman Emperor Diocletian

Constantine became emperor after the death of his father

He defeated Maxentius in the famous

He had his son Crispus and his second wife Fausta executed

was the second longest serving Roman emperor.

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Apostolic Father who was leading the 2nd-century Christian figure in Roman Asia

Wrote the Letter to the Phillipians

Burned at the steak

Greek bishop of Smyrna

Formed a link between the apostolic and patristic ages.