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Counter-Reformation — MetaHistoryBook
Didier Descouens
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Counter-Reformation
Catholic political and religious response to the Protestant Reformation and earlier reformism
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Details
Instance of
religious controversy
,
social movement
,
doctrine
,
reform movement
,
religious revival
Inception
1545
Start time
1545
End time
1648
Part of
Protestant Reformation
,
Catholicism
,
history of the Catholic Church
Location
Western Europe
,
Central Europe
described by source
Encyclopedia of Political Theory
,
Vlastenský slovník historický
,
The Catholic Encyclopedia
,
Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 6
,
Meyer’s Universum, Dreizehnter Band
has effect
Baroque
,
second scholasticism
has immediate cause
Council of Trent
in opposition to
Protestant Reformation
partially coincident with
Catholic Reformation
topic has template
Template:Counter-Reformation
topic's main category
Category:Counter-Reformation
Creators in this collection
(4)
Caravaggio
1571
Torquato Tasso
1544
Francis de Sales
1567
Jean-Jacques Olier
1608
Connected on Wikidata
Subject of
The Heretic
Q
Counter-Reformation
Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)/The Counter-Reformation
Zwingli’s Haus bei Wildhausen in der Schweiz
Weighing the religions
Temno: historický obraz
Temno: historický obraz
Temno: historický obraz
Temno: historický obraz
Temno: historický obraz
Protireformace v Čechách po bitvě na Bílé Hoře
Influenced
Authority files
Library of Congress ↗
GND ↗
Encyclopædia Britannica ↗
Treccani ↗
baroque architecture
Baroque painting
Movement of
Caravaggio
Torquato Tasso
Francis de Sales
Vincent de Paul
Charles Borromeo
Philip Neri
Pierre de Bérulle
Jean-Jacques Olier
Chapel of Saint Francis Xavier (Il Gesù)
Eustachius a Sancto Paulo
Antoine de Laval