What were the main goals of the counter-reformation? did the church succeed in achieving these goals? based on the concepts taught in the lesson and your own online research, answer the questions in the table.

What were the Catholic Church’s goals?Did the church succeed in these goals?

correcting abuses  

clarifying teachings  

win back people to Catholism    

Explanation:What were the Catholic Church’s goals?

The Catholic Church wanted to keep its followers from converting to Protestantism.

The Jesuits wanted to revive the Catholic faith. They established missions and seminaries throughout Europe.

The Catholic Church attempted to counter heresy by suppressing writings.

Did the church succeed in these goals?

The church was successful in overcoming the drift toward Protestantism in Poland and southern parts of the Holy Roman Empire.

The church succeeded, because the reforms in the Catholic Church prevented many members from leaving or encouraged many who had left to return

In 1559, Pope Paul IV published the Index Librorum Prohibitorum, which listed books viewed as heresy. Catholics were banned from printing, distributing, or reading these books. The ban remained in effect until 1966.

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the lowest among the social higher rank were the working class. this class remained detached to the political progression   of the country and was hostile to the other two classes