The Church in the Middle Ages was the schooling for the nobility. Priests taught children as tutors for noble families and chose the subjects taught according to The Bible and god.
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Michael O'Neill has written: 'How good are Catholic schools?' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Education 'New schools in a new church' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Education
William E. North has written: 'Catholic education in Southern California' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church and education, Education
Very powerful. The Catholic Church was the dominant influence on western civilization.
The Catholic church had a great influence on dance. any erratic behavior was generally seen as witchcraft and you where burnt at the stake. so catholic influence on dance was to drive it underground and stagnate the flourishing of this art.
Clarence Edward Elwell has written: 'The influence of the enlightenment on the Catholic theory of religious education in France, 1750-1850' -- subject(s): Church and education, Christian education, Religious education
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the church provided the sense of stability unity and orderI think that it replaced previous institutions of education, culture and religion (not that education or culture is non-Catholic). In many ways the Catholic church helped preserve literacy and the arts. The Roman Catholic religion was the main source of faith and values for Western Europe.
The Church in the Middle Ages was the schooling for the nobility. Priests taught children as tutors for noble families and chose the subjects taught according to the Bible and god.
J. A. Burns has written: 'Catholic education' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Education
Trevor Donnelly has written: 'Conflict over the establishment of Catholic and bilingual education in Ontario, 1900-1915' -- subject(s): Bilingual Education, Catholic Church, Church and education, Education, Education, Bilingual, History
Mary Salesia Godecker has written: 'History of Catholic education in Indiana' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church schools, Education