event in church history

C1474 concept

An event in church history is a significant occurrence or development within the life of the Christian church that influences its doctrine, practice, structure, or relationship with society over time.

Observed surface forms (14)

7th-century event ×2
event in the French Wars of Religion ×2
event in the Protestant Reformation ×2
11th-century religious event ×1
4th-century Christian council ×1
6th-century event ×1
Reformation history ×1
event in Eastern Orthodoxy ×1
event in the Investiture Controversy ×1
event in the history of the Catholic Church ×1

Instances (20)

Peasants’ War via concept surface "event in the Protestant Reformation"
St. Bartholomew's Day massacre via concept surface "event in the French Wars of Religion"
Holy and Great Council of the Orthodox Church (Crete 2016) via concept surface "event in Eastern Orthodoxy"
Lateran Council of 649 via concept surface "7th-century event"
Siege of La Rochelle (1572–1573) via concept surface "event in the French Wars of Religion"
Affair of the Placards via concept surface "event in the Protestant Reformation"
Council of Alexandria (AD 362) via concept surface "4th-century Christian council"
Year of Faith via concept surface "special year in the Catholic Church"
Photian Schism
Three Chapters controversy via concept surface "6th-century event"
Western Schism
Council of Rome (1076) via concept surface "event in the Investiture Controversy"
Fourth Council of Toledo via concept surface "7th-century event"
Christianization of the British Isles via concept surface "history of Christianity in Europe"
History of the Reformation in Scotland via concept surface "Reformation history"
Renaissance papacy via concept surface "period of the Roman Catholic Church"
Schism of the Russian Orthodox Church via concept surface "event in the history of the Russian Orthodox Church"
Local Council of 1917–1918
East–West Schism
Council of Constance via concept surface "event in the history of the Catholic Church"