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The worldliness and corruption of the papal court that emerged at the same time and the " Babylonian Captivity " of the papacy at Avignon ( see Avignon papacyledto the Western Schism
supporters of Italian and French - backed candidatesleadingto the Western schism
Gregory XI declared the papal see as vacantledto the Western Schism
Robert de Genève 's electionledto the Western Schism
Pope Urban VI ’s election in 1378triggeredthe Western Schism
500 years ... the tragic eventcausedthe Western Schism
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artists such as Raphael , Michelangelo , and Leonardo da Vinci.103104 Political intrigue within the Church in the mid-14th centurycausedthe Western Schism
Pope Gregory XI and Antipope John XXII resignedcausingthe end of the Western Schism
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one of the most deadly pandemics in human history which killed an estimated 25 million people in Europe alone — a third of the European population at the time.[101 ] Political intrigue within the Church in the mid-14th centurycausedthe Western Schism
The return of Popes to Rome after the Avignon Papacythen ledto the Western Schism
in 1054 , the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople and the Pope of Rome excommunicate each other ,creatingthe West - East Schism
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The Church was dividedcausingthe Great Western Schism
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Pcreatedthe Western Schism
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the selection of a rival pope(passive) created bythe Western Schism
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the selection of rival popes(passive) created bythe Western Schism
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was very damaging to the Churchcausingthe great Western schism
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fusion(passive) caused byfusion
The split(passive) caused byThe split
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the institutional dissonance(passive) caused bythe institutional dissonance
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the confusion(passive) caused bythe confusion
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