Road to Rome: Via ut Roma, Church and State

V I A  U T  R O M A

T H E  R O A D  T O

R   O   M   E

A P O S T A T E

C  H  U  R  C  H

C  H  U  R  C  H   A N D

S  T  A  T  E

 

 

Explore the complex relationship between the

Catholic Church and the English state

from the Norman Conquest to the Reformation

 

Examine how the Church influenced and

was influenced by the political, social and cultural

developments in England, and how it shaped

and responded to the changing religious landscape

The Church's role was not only as a spiritual leader 

but also as a temporal power that sought to 

maintain its authority and privileges 

in the face of royal challenges and reforms. 

Analyse how the Church interacted 

with other religious groups such as 

the Lollards, the Hussites, the Waldensians

and the Protestants

and how it dealt with the issues of 

heresy, schism and reform

 Examine the Church's history in England

showing how it was both a source

of unity and a cause of division

in a turbulent and dynamic period

L I N K S

Political Catholicism

Church and State

Separation of Church and State in the United States

 The CIA and the Vatican’s Intelligence Apparatus

Liberation Theology

Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Code of Cannon Law

Rerum Novarum - Jesuitical Social Justice

The Luciferian Agenda - The Unholy Feminine and Satanic Epi-Eugenics

Via Ut Roma (Road to Rome)

Video 999 - Via Ut Roma (Road to Rome)

N E W S

Archbishop of San Francisco BANS 'devout Catholic' Nancy Pelosi from receiving communion because of her vote to codify Roe v. Wade and support for abortion

Abortion

Private Massachusetts Catholic school is EXCOMMUNICATED by local bishop for refusing to remove BLM and Pride flags after being warned both represent ideologies that 'contradict' church teaching