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1. Medieval Church
By: Osama Amal
Mohammed Bunkheila
8E

2. Monastery
It is a Religious house that is built for religious
purpose and a community for the Monks and
Nuns

3. Convent
A large number of people that are under a head,
they are faithful to religious life.

4. Monk
A man that dedicated his life only to religious
proposes

5. Nun
A woman that dedicated her life only to religious
purposes.

6. Abbot
Abbit is the leader of the Monks

7. Abbess
Abbes is the head of the Nuns.

8. Vatican
Is the place that the Pope and his government
settle in.

9. Infallible
Totally responsible or certain

10. Vicar of Christ
With the permission of the pope the vicar of
Christ stands in the position of Christ. His
Authority stands in the Church

11. Dioceses
A region under the control of the archbishop’s
authority.

12. Archdiocese
The region under the control of a Archbishop.

13. Basilica
It is a large building that was used in Rome as a
Court and for public assemblies

14. Cathedral
The main Church in a diocese which the bishop
is officially attendant

15. Parish Church
The Church that is found in every Manor that is
controlled by Parish Priest

16. Cardinals
The Pope elects the Cardinals, this creates
Sacred college, which they elect the Pope. The
Cardinal is the leading figure in the Church

17. Curia
• thepapal court at theVatican, by whichthe RomanCatholic
Church is governed. It comprises various Congregations,
Tribunals, and other commissions and departments.
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18. Pope
He is the head of the m Church and is considered
more important than the priest himself, and is
higher than the monarchy.

19. Parish Priests
They are the Priests that are found in every
church in the manor.

20. Bishops
He is a member of the Clergy, and is in charge of
a diocese, and has power to give holy orders

21. Archbishops
The leader of a Bishop which is responsible for
an Archdiocese

22. Regular Clergy
The Body of all the people established for
religious duties usually in the Church

23. Secular Clergy
• Christian Church (of clergy) not subject to or
bound by religious rule; not belonging to or
living in a monastic or other order.
Contrasted with regular.

24. Sources
• WWW.Dictionary.com