Post-Conquest Church

Question 1

Historian - “unconcealed hostility”

Answer 1

Loyn about foreign abbots and their english monks

Question 2

Which Monk turned violent?

Answer 2

AEthelweard at the appointment of a monk Bec, Henry. He attacked the prior

Question 3

Turold disputes

Answer 3

At Malmesbury, so had to be relocated to Petersborough

Question 4

Benedictine houses by 1100

Answer 4

Had recruited foreigners, to the extent that the English were a “minority” (History of St Albans)

Question 5

How did ecclesiastical and secular jurisdiction get split up in 1072?

Answer 5

the nomination of separate church courts and archdeacons, who would represent the bishops

Question 6

Beginning of dispute between Canterbury and York

Answer 6

1072: Lanfranc vs Thomas of Bayeux

Question 7

The movement of cathedrals to walled towns or cities

Answer 7

Lichfield to Chester

Question 8

“it was the more important abbeys that were bestowed upon foreigners” and example

Answer 8

Williams

Lanfranc making of his Bec monks, Henry, prior of Christ Church rather than Godric, and englishman

Question 9

Bishop Herbert of Losigna on clerical marriage

Answer 9

if all his priests were ejected, there wouldn’t be anyone to serve the church

Question 10

Mason on Lanfranc

Answer 10

had the swift ability to compromise regarding clerical marriage

Question 11

Williams on the Clergy

Answer 11

“stress for the education and competence of the clergy”

Question 12

Influence of architecture within parishes

Answer 12

Mostly from 1080s

Henry I - cluniac gallery running around the top with solid durham-esque columns