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'''Medieval Religion''' describes the different faiths that were incorporated into the Medieval era.  [[Roman Catholicism]] was the overwhelmingly predominant faith of most of Medieval Western Europe and a source of comfort for people who were often forced to live their lives under harsh and difficult conditions. It is relevant to note, that most of the common masses of that time were [[illiterate]] and learned and practiced their [[Christian]] faith through the intercession of [[priests]] and the performance of elaborate rituals, centered on the mass and on celebrations of saint's days.  Before the [[Printing Press]], books were expensive so personal copies and reading of the [[Bible]] was very rare.  
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'''Medieval Religion''' describes the different faiths that were incorporated into the Medieval era.  [[Roman Catholicism]] was the overwhelmingly predominant faith of most of Medieval Western Europe and a source of comfort for people who were often forced to live their lives under harsh and difficult conditions. It is relevant to note, that most of the common masses of that time were [[illiterate]] and learned and practiced their [[Christian]] faith through the intercession of [[priests]] and the performance of elaborate rituals, centered on the mass and on celebrations of saint's days.  Before the [[Printing Press]], books were expensive so it was very rare to have a personal copy of or the [[Bible]], and reading the bible by laypeople was uncommon.  
    
[[Category: Medieval History]]
 
[[Category: Medieval History]]
 
[[Category: Religion]]
 
[[Category: Religion]]
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