Most medieval churches were either rectangular, more common for small churches, or cross shaped, which was more common for large ones.
If it was possible to do so, churches were also oriented with the sanctuary, with the altar, at the eastern end. This was not considered vital, but it was sufficiently prevalent that even if the church was oriented differently, the end of the church with the sanctuary was often referred to as the eastern end.
- People when to church every Sunday and were awoken by the church bells every morning- Had to pray every night- The only way they believed they could get into heaven was if the Catholic Church let them, so they always went to church- Payed tithes
Church windows were often shaped like the arches used at the time the church was constructed, Gothic, for example, or Romanesque. Some windows were round. Some were rectangular. Really, they could be any shape a window could take. Please use the link below for an article on medieval stained glass.
The Catholic Church
Church Laws
probably the church
- People when to church every Sunday and were awoken by the church bells every morning- Had to pray every night- The only way they believed they could get into heaven was if the Catholic Church let them, so they always went to church- Payed tithes
Church windows were often shaped like the arches used at the time the church was constructed, Gothic, for example, or Romanesque. Some windows were round. Some were rectangular. Really, they could be any shape a window could take. Please use the link below for an article on medieval stained glass.
The Catholic Church
Church Laws
Pope
serfs
Yes.
IN the Church
probably the church
the church
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The church was Catholic so it was the Pope and the priests.