How did Christians practice their faith, and how did the papacy respond to those practices?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
a. The cult of local patron saints was widespread in Christian communities.
b. The papacy sought to standardize Christian practices and encouraged veneration of Jesus and Mary rather than the patron saints who reflected local interests.
c. Devout Christians lamented the moral laxity, worldliness, and materialism surrounding them and established new religious orders and communities. The Cistercians promoted asceticism, while the Franciscans and Dominicans carried out their religious mission as mendicant friars.
d. The Cistercians, Franciscans, and Dominicans received papal approval.
e. While condemned as heretics, the Cathars and Waldensians shared many of the same beliefs as Christians. Their quest for personal purity (which led some to depart from Catholic doctrine) and criticism of the Catholic Church made them targets of crusades and inquisitions.
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What will be an ideal response?
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