Event Christianity
Council of Trent
Concilium Tridentinum la
19th Ecumenical Council of the Catholic Church
- Dated 13 December 1545 CE – 21 February 1563 CE
- Also called The Council of Trent, Tridentine council, Trento council
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Reformation in Denmark–Norway and Holstein
the 16th century transition to Lutheranism in the realms ruled by the Copenhagen-based House of Oldenburg -
1538 CE – 7 November 1550 CEIcelandic Reformation
religious schism in the middle of the 16th century, when King Christian III of Denmark imposed Lutheranism on the Icelanders -
29 November 1549 CE – 7 February 1550 CE1549–50 papal conclave
1549-1550 election of the Catholic pope - 23 February 1551 CE – 11 May 1551 CE
Stoglav synod
Church council held in Moscow in 1551 - 1552 CE
Schism of 1552
schism of the Church of the East that divided into into one faction in communion with Rome and the other remaining independent until the 19th century -
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5 April 1555 CE – 9 April 1555 CEApril 1555 papal conclave
election
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- influenced sedeprivationism Traditionalist Catholic doctrine that the current pope is duly-elected but lacks the authority to teach or govern unless he recants the Second Vatican Council
- influenced sedevacantism belief that the Roman-Catholic Church currently has no legitimate pope
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influenced traditionalist Catholicism set of traditionalist tendencies and movements within and outside the Catholic Church
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