Counter-Reformation

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The Counter-Reformation was the Roman Catholic Church’s reform and revival movement in the 16th and 17th centuries that responded to Protestantism through doctrinal clarification, internal renewal, and efforts to reclaim followers.

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instanceOf Catholic reform movement
Catholic religious order
Catholic tribunal
censorship list
ecumenical council
historical period
religious movement
alternativeName Counter-Reformation
surface form: Catholic Reformation

Counter-Reformation
surface form: Catholic Revival
culturalImpact Baroque architecture
Baroque
surface form: Baroque art

Baroque music
definedDoctrine canon of Scripture
justification by faith and works
seven sacraments
transubstantiation
doctrinalEmphasis authority of Church tradition
authority of the pope
importance of the sacraments
role of good works in salvation
doctrinalOutcome clarification of Catholic teachings
rejection of Protestant doctrines
effect Catholic reconquest of parts of Central Europe
confessionalization of Europe
revival of Catholic piety
strengthening of papal authority
endTime 1563
17th century
founder Ignatius of Loyola
foundingDate 1540
geographicScope France
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Holy Roman Empire
Italy
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
surface form: Poland-Lithuania

Spain
hasCause Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation
importantFigure Saint Charles Borromeo
surface form: Charles Borromeo

Ignatius of Loyola
Philip Neri
Pope Paul III
Pope Pius V
Sixtus V
surface form: Pope Sixtus V

Teresa of Ávila
keyEvent Council of Trent
keyOrganization Society of Jesus
location Bologna
Trent
mainActivity education
missions
theological defense of Catholicism
mainGoal reaffirmation of Catholic doctrine
recovery of lost believers
reform of the Catholic Church
response to Protestantism
policyInstrument Index of Forbidden Books
Inquisition
surface form: Roman Inquisition
prescribedReform seminaries for priestly training
reformMeasure enforcement of episcopal residence
improvement of clerical education
moral discipline of clergy
reform of religious orders
standardization of liturgy
relatedConflict French Wars of Religion
Thirty Years' War
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
Roman Catholicism
startTime 1540
1545
timePeriod 16th century
17th century

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Reformation counterMovement Counter-Reformation
Baroque influencedBy Counter-Reformation
Catholic Monarchy hasIdeology Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Counter-Reformation Catholicism
French Wars of Religion followedBy Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: French Counter-Reformation
Pope Paul III era Counter-Reformation
House of Habsburg associatedWith Counter-Reformation
European wars of religion hasMainCause Counter-Reformation
Caravaggio movement Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Counter-Reformation art
Pope Julius III era Counter-Reformation
Roman Catechism commissionedDuring Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Counter‑Reformation
Western Christianity hasHistoricalEvent Counter-Reformation
Pope Pius IV era Counter-Reformation
Cathedra Petri by Gian Lorenzo Bernini influencedBy Counter-Reformation
subject surface form: Cathedra Petri
this entity surface form: Counter-Reformation aesthetics
Pope Paul V era Counter-Reformation
Ignatius of Loyola movement Counter-Reformation
Simão Rodrigues movement Counter-Reformation
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam historicalPeriod Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: early modern Catholic Reformation
Regimini militantis Ecclesiae era Counter-Reformation
Francis Xavier associatedWith Counter-Reformation
revocation of the Edict of Nantes partOf Counter-Reformation
subject surface form: Revocation of the Edict of Nantes
this entity surface form: Catholic Counter-Reformation in France
Counter-Reformation alternativeName Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Reformation
Counter-Reformation alternativeName Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Revival
Thirty Years' War religiousAspect Counter-Reformation
Flemish Baroque hasInfluenceFrom Counter-Reformation
Colonial Baroque influencedBy Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Counter-Reformation
Diego Laínez movement Counter-Reformation
Alfonso Salmerón movement Counter-Reformation
Alfonso Salmerón participatedIn Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Reformation
Nicolás Bobadilla movement Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Reformation
Nicolás Bobadilla movement Counter-Reformation
Anglo-Spanish War (1585–1604) religiousContext Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Counter-Reformation
Sixtus V era Counter-Reformation
Clement VIII participatedIn Counter-Reformation
Clement VIII era Counter-Reformation
papal bull Inter gravissimas historicalPeriod Counter-Reformation
subject surface form: Inter gravissimas
Quo primum historicalContext Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Reformation
Pope Gregory XIII supported Counter-Reformation
Galileo affair relatedTo Counter-Reformation
Pope Pius V implemented Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Reforms of the Council of Trent
Pope Pius V era Counter-Reformation
Peter Faber movement Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Reformation
Spanish Renaissance associatedWith Counter-Reformation
Collège Royal Henry-Le-Grand at La Flèche associatedWith Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Catholic Reformation
Diocese of Trento playedRoleIn Counter-Reformation
Electorate of Bavaria playedRoleIn Counter-Reformation
Spanish Golden Age religiousContext Counter-Reformation
Sigismund III Vasa ideology Counter-Reformation
European witch hunts hasCause Counter-Reformation
Protestant Union historicalPeriod Counter-Reformation
this entity surface form: Age of Confessionalization
Cologne War partOf Counter-Reformation