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Did the church enter into a period of reform and rejuvination in the fourteenth century?
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Not likely. The 1300s (14th Century) was a period of turmoil and confusion in Church history, i.e., the schism involving 3 claimants to the papacy, Avignon captivity, corruption among church and secular leaders, the Hundred Years War between France and England, and of course the Bubonic Plague (Black Death) that slaughtered millions in Western Europe.
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