Church Power
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- Anointing of the Sick
- the ceremony in which a person is prayed for if they are dying or thought to be dying
- Concordat of Worms
- Only the church can give a bishop his ring, but the emperor can veto that appointment
- Otto I
- crowned king in 936; formed an alliance with the Church; used the powere given to him by the Church to defeat unruly German princes
- baptism
- a ceremony in which water is poured over an infant's head to wash away original sin; welcomes the infant into the Church community
- Eucharist
- the eating the body and drinking the blood of Christ
- Lombard League
- battled Fredrick's army at the Battle of Legnano and defeated them with the use of crossbows
- Holy Orders
- the ceremony for a man to become a priest after years of training
- canon law
- laws of the Church
- Penance
- when a priest absolves one of his or her sins
- Matrimony
- ceremony in which a man and a woman and God are united together
- sacraments
- there are seven in total and they are important religious ceremonies
- Fredrick I
- invaded the rich cities of Italy and stole from them to maintain his empire; was not liked by the Italians
- clergy
- religious officials; pope --> bishops --> priests
- confirmation
- a ceremony in which a person confirms his or her willingness to be apart of the church
- interdiction
- no religious ceremonies and sacraments can be performed on the property of King who has had this done to him
- Pope Gregory VII
- the pope that banned lay investiture in 1075, excommunicated Henry IV
- lay investiture
- a ceremony in which kings and nobles appointed church officials
- Henry IV
- German Emperor who ordered Gregory VII to step down and called him a false monk
- Pope Gelasius
- the pope that said God made two symbolic swords, one for the pope and one for the ruler