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February 25, 1570
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Who issued an interdict against Elizabeth?
pope pius the fift
Why was Queen Elizabeth 1 against the catholic religion?
the pope headed the catholic church and elizabeth was a big supporter of Protestantism
What did the pope do to Elizabeth I in the 1570?
In 1570 the Pope declared: # That Elizabeth was illegitime and therefore not the Queen of England. # That she was deposed (that is, removed from the throne). # That all Roman Catholics in England owed her no allegiance or loyalty. # That Roman Catholics should rise in rebellion against her and depose her.
What year was Elizabeth 1 borin in?
Elizabeth I was born in 1533.
In what year did elizabeth blackwell die?
Elizabeth Blackwell died in May 1910
Who might a pope choose to excommunicate?
He usually reserves the power to excommunicate for heretics.
Which year did the pope cut off Elizabeth I's head?
The pope did not behead Elizabeth I.
Who had the most power the pope or the king?
Pope he told the king what to do and could excommunicate him.
Can pope excommunicate a queen now?
The pope can excommunicate anyone he feels has separated himself/herself from the Church by their words or actions. In most cases the person has excommunicated himself and the pope only makes it official.
Who can excommunication ans individula?
The Pope can excommunicate an individual from the Church.
What powers did the pope have in the middle ages?
They could excommunicate others.
Why did pope Gregory excommunicate emperor Henry iv?
Henry lV violated the pope's orders.
Why did pope gregory VII excommunicate emperor henry?
Henry lV violated the pope's orders.
Why did pope Leo IX excommunicate the bishop of costantilope?
If the place is Constantinople then the answer is: because he wouldn't recognize his authority as a pope.
Why did Henry IV beg the pope for forgiveness?
The Pope was angry about something that caused him to excommunicate Henry IV. Henry begged for forgiveness and was allowed back into the church. The next year he was excommunicated once again. It is not clear what brought on the anger of the Pope.
What weapon did the pope use to force more loyalty to him than to one's king?
The pope would excommunicate one's king
Why did Leo IX excommunicate the bishop of Constantinople?
Because he wouldn't recognize his authority as a pope.
