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    The document summarizes key events and figures in the Catholic Reformation from the early 16th century to the late 16th/early 17th century, including: 1) The founding of the Jesuit order by Ignatius of Loyola in the 1540s and their establishment of colleges. 2) The Council of Trent meeting from 1545-1563 to implement reforms in response to the Protestant Reformation. 3) Important religious and political figures of the time period including Charles V, Henry VIII and his wives, and his daughter Queen Mary I of England. 4) Key religious documents and events such as the Augsburg Confession, the Peace of Augsburg, the Act of

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    Reform in the Catholic World

    History 104 / January 16, 2013


    Reminder: St. Peters Basilica in Rome (built 1506-1626)
    Ignatius of Loyola
    (1491-1556)
    Jesuit college in Freiburg, Germany
    St. Michaels, Munich
    Jesuit interior in the baroque style (Hall in Tyrol, Austria)
    The Council of Trent (meets 1545-1563)
    Bishops in consultation at Trent
    Luthers hymn A Mighty Fortress (1527)
    Luthers hymn (modern arrangement)
    The Augsburg Confession
    (presented to and rejected by Charles V, 1530)
    Charles V
    King of Spain,
    1516-1556
    Holy Roman Emperor,
    1519-1556

    portrait by Titian
    The Peace of Augsburg
    (1555)

    cuius regio,
    eius religio
    Henry VIII
    King of England,
    1509-1547

    portrait by Holbein
    The Wives of
    Henry VIII

    #1, Catherine of
    Aragon: mother to
    Bloody Mary
    (born 1516)

    #2, Anne Boleyn:


    mother to Elizabeth
    (born 1533)

    #3, Jane Seymour:


    mother to Prince
    Edward
    (born 1537)
    Thomas Cromwell and Archbishop Thomas Cranmer
    prepare the way for the Act of Supremacy
    Thomas More at the height
    of his power (1530)

    and his execution (1535)


    Mary Tudor
    (a.k.a. Bloody Mary)
    Queen of England, 1553-
    1558

    Wife of Philip of Spain,


    1554-1558
    From Foxes Book of Martyrs: burning
    From Foxes Book of Martyrs: the rack
    Elizabeth I
    Queen of England,
    1558-1603

    Book of Common Prayer


    (1559 edition)
    Gaspard de Coligny
    (1519-1572)
    French admiral and
    advocate of the Huguenot
    (Calvinist) cause
    The St. Bartholomews Day Massacre (Paris, August 1572)
    Henry IV
    King of France,
    1589-1610

    The Edict of Nantes (1598)

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