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DYK how the Mass changed during the Early Medieval Period?

The emperor Constantine set in motion a change in both church structure and the mass that eventually leads to a church and liturgy that is dominated by ordained professionals with little to no involvement on the part of the lay community. Between the years 500-1000, this trajectory continues to grow and soon becomes institutionalized. Culturally, Rome is no longer the central focus of culture or order, with a significant breakdown in society leading to decentralization and feudalism. Arianism, the denial of Jesus' divinity, led the church to emphasize Jesus' divinity at the expense of his humanity, These factors, along with the theological development that the priest offers mass in the name of the people, let to a significant decline in the community's participation at liturgy, to private masses with no people present, and with the mass becoming the exclusive domain of the clergy. Make time to view this week's Do You Know video and see the significant changes that took place in the mass during this early medieval period. To view previous videos from this series or other DYK videos, go to www.StSabinaParish.org/do-you-know.