Counter Reformation
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| Theatines | 1524- "to groom devout and reform-minded leaders at the higher levels of the church hierarchy".
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| Pope Paul IV | ruled 1555-1559. Bishop Gian Pietro Carafa, co-founded Theatines
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| Capuchins | recognized in 1528. wanted to return ideals of Saint Francis.
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| Ursulines | 1535- made convents in Italy and France to teach religion to women
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| Jesuits, New order of | 1530's- "Society of Jesus", grew to over 15,000 members all over the world,
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| Ignatius of Loyola | 1491-1556. Formed the Jesuits, inspired by Christian sacrifice. Taught to submit to church authority
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| Spiritual Exercises | by Ignatius of Loyola, mental and emotional exercises to purify the mind and soul
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| Council of Trent | 1545-1563. Organized to reassert church doctrine and reform the Catholic church. Met in Italy, 3 sessions interrupted by war, plague, politics. Under the Pope's control.
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| Caspar Contarini | 1483-1542. Wrote a report to Pope Paul III (1537) criticizing fiscal practices; assisted Protestant cause
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| Pope Paul III | ruled 1534-1549. Forced to organize the Council of Trent. Appointed Caspar Contarini to lead reform commission.
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| Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina | 1526-1594. Hymnist and musician, member of the Oratorians.
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| Oratorians | 1575. Promoted Catholic music and literature
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