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How many people went to church in Victorian?
5-6
How many people went into the church in Victorian times?
1
How did paul contribution to the church?
He wrote many letters that influanced people. He also went on many journeys spreading the word of Jesusand converting people.
Who usually went to work in the 1950s?
your sexy
Why did medieval castles have chaples?
The people of the Middle Ages were very religious, for the most part. Nearly all of them went to church, many went to church daily, and at least some went more often than that. People could be confined to a castle for months, if times were bad. In such times people were in trouble, and could die at any time. The idea of being confined in a castle without a chapel would have been horrifying to many people.
Why do churches have doomsday paintings?
In Medival times the church was a very popular place, many people went there to worship and others went because they tought if you dont you will go to hell
Who were the people that went to church service at Santa Barbara Mission?
the father,priest,amd the people
Why did people go to church in 1500?
People went to Church in the 16th century for the same reason that went in any other century, to worship their Creator, to pray, to render to God His due, and to receive His saving grace in the sacraments.
How did music change in the 1950s?
as the years went on it got funkier
What was Australia like in the 1950s?
Italian immigrants went to Austalia in the 1950s. There is a one hour screening of 10 short films telling the experience of Italian immigrants who went to Australia in the 50s. The project is called " The Voice of People".
How many people went to prison in the bible?
how many people went to prison in the bible
How many times a week did medieval people visit the church?
In monasteries and convents, people went to church more than once, every day. Some secular people also went to church more than once every day. Others went daily, some went weekly. Believe it or not, there were people who never went to church. Most countries in the middle ages had at least some Jews. Some had numbers of Muslims, and this was especially true of Spain. There were travellers, people including Romani, but also including itinerant entertainers, tinkers, travelling merchants, knights returning from war who had no employment, and others, who did not belong to local parishes and did not go. There were even a few people who lived in parishes and did not go because they were lazy or atheist, though this tended to happen more in cities than in smaller communities where people would notice.
