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1 Church History Timeline AD 0 to 500 Founding of the Church Growth Amid Persecution Fathers of the Church Roman Church of the West AD 325 Nicea AD 49 Jerusalem AD 64 Nero's Fire AD 34 St. Paul converts AD 64 St. Peter AD 125 Gnosticism is at its peak AD 185 St. Polycarp AD 261 Edict of Toleration AD 303 Diocletian persecuting Christians AD 330 Capital moved from Rome to Constantinople AD 395 St. Augustine of Hippo dies AD 387 St. Monica dies AD 431 Ephesus AD 452 Attila the Hun attacks Rome AD 494 Pope Gelasius declares that the Pope, not the king, has authority in spiritual matters AD 33 Pentecost AD 70 Destruction of Jerusalem AD 107 St. Ignatius of Antioch AD 203 Sts. Perpetua and Felicitas AD 305 St. Anthony of the desert dies AD 318 Pachomius founds communal monasticism AD 381 Constantinople AD 451 Chalcedon AD 461 St. Patrick dies AD 496 Clovis baptized AD Writing of the New Testament AD 250 First empire -wide persecution AD 313 Edict of Milan AD 420 St. Jerome dies
2 Church History Timeline AD 500 to 1000 Roman Church of the West AD 553 Constantinople II AD 800 Charlemagne crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III AD 869 St. Cyril dies AD 529 St. Benedict founds Monte Cassino AD 615 St. Boniface AD St. Colomban dies AD 680 Constantinople III AD 755 Constantinople IV AD 993 Pope John XV official process of canonization AD 550 St. Benedict dies AD 622 Beginning of Islam AD 570 Mohammed born AD 732 Battle of Tours AD 787 Nicea II AD 846 Muslims attack Rome AD 885 St. Methodius dies AD 910 Cluniac reform AD 979 China unified 1000 AD 1000 High point of Mayan civilization
3 Church History Timeline AD 1000 to 1500 Roman Church of the West Middle Ages Renaissance and Reform AD 1073 Pope Gregory VII elected and church reaches high point of Gregorian Reform AD 1054 East and West Split AD 1095 Crusades begin AD 1179 Lateran Council IV AD 1160 Cathedrals begin to be prominent in the life of the Church AD 1134 First major university, the University of Paris, is founded AD 1221 St. Dominic dies AD 1210 Franciscan Order approved AD 1231 Papal Inquisition AD 1253 St. Clare dies AD 1274 Lyons II AD 1321 Dante dies AD 1347 Black Death appears in Europe AD 1378 Western Schism AD 1417 Western Schism ends with election of Martin V AD 1431 Florence AD 1431 St. Joan of Arc AD 1453 Constantinople taken by the Muslim Turks AD 1455 Printing press invented AD 1496 Michelangelo Pieta AD 1049 Pope Leo IX elected and starts reform in the Church St. Francis dies 1300 Hundred Years AD 1123 Lateran Council I AD 1139 Lateran Council II AD 1153 St. Bernard dies AD 1215 Magna Carta signed AD 1215 Lateran Council IV AD 1226 AD 1245 Lyons I AD 1275 Marco Polo goes to China AD Vienne AD 1337 War AD Avignon Papacy AD 1380 Catherine of Siena dies AD Constance, Hus and Wycliffe censured AD 1478 Spanish Inquisition AD 1492 Columbus sails to America
4 Church History Timeline AD 1500 to 2000 See cut-out timeline labeled AD 1500 to 1750 AD 2001 World Trade Towers in New York are attacked AD 2006 World Youth Day in Cologne, Germany AD 2008 World Youth Day in Sydney, Australia AD 2008 Pope Benedict visits America AD 2005 Pope John Paul II dies and Pope Benedict XVI is elected as his successor AD 2005 United States Catholic Catechism for Adults promulgated See cut-out timeline labeled AD 1750 to 2000
5 Church History Timeline AD 1500 to 1750 Renaissance and Reform Age of Exploration Age of Enlightenment AD 1511 First diocese in the "New World" AD 1512 Lateran Council V AD 1519 Magellan starts sailing AD 1519 Zwingli his movement AD 1552 St. Francis Xavier dies AD 1582 St. Theresa of Avila dies AD 1611 French priests begin working with Miami Indians AD 1611 Johann Kepler discovers the law of motion of planets AD 1614 St. Peter's in Rome completed AD 1618 Thirty Years War AD 1642 Galileo dies AD 1642 North American Martyrs begin work AD 1649 Maryland passes the Act of Toleration AD 1712 First Steam Engine AD 1750 Bach dies AD 1517 Martin Luther posts his 95 Theses AD 1531 Our Lady of Guadalupe appears to St. Juan Diego AD 1533 St. Thomas More AD 1508 Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel AD 1545 Trent AD 1536 King Henry VIII has Parliament declare him leader of the church in England AD 1536 Calvin his movement AD 1594 Palestrina dies AD 1617 St. Rose of Lima dies AD 1634 English colonists arrive in Maryland AD 1630 Taj Mahal completed AD 1629 Rationalism becomes popular AD 1621 St. Robert Bellarmine dies AD 1680 St. Kateri Tekakwitha dies 1750
6 Church History Timeline AD 1750 to 2000 Age of Enlightenment Modern Era AD 1790 French government takes control of Church property AD 1790 Diocese of Fort Wayne created AD 1791 Mozart dies AD 1793 First priest ordained in the United States AD 1845 Communist Manifesto written AD 1845 First Catholic school in the diocese is built in Fort Wayne AD 1859 John Vianney dies AD 1865 Gregor Mendel studies genetics AD First Vatican Council AD 1876 Telephone invented AD 1917 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini dies AD 1917 Our Lady appears to three children in Fatima, Portugal AD 1929 Lateran Treaty with Mussolini AD 1933 Vatican Concordat with Hitler AD 1957 Russian satellite "Sputnik" launched AD 1948 Israel is made its own nation AD 1968 Humanae Vitae promulgated by Paul VI AD 1969 Neil Armstrong is the first man on the moon AD 1776 Colonists in America declare independence AD 1789 French Revolution AD 1860 AD AD AD 1812 War of 1812 AD 1814 Napoleon exiled AD 1839 First permanent Catholic Church in America built AD 1854 Immaculate Conception declared dogma Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception built AD1858 Mary appears to St. Bernadette in Lourdes, France AD 1898 Spanish- American War starts Television invented AD 1941 St. Maximilian Kolbe AD 1945 World War II ends AD 1903 First successful flight of the Wright brothers Bl. Miguel Pro AD 1950 Assumption declared dogma AD Second Vatican Council AD 1978 Pope John Paul II elected AD 1992 Catechism of the Catholic Church promulgated
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