The Reformation

Season 1

This docu-drama from a Catholic perspective seeks to understand our modern world by understanding the motivations behind the most damaging historical event in Church history: Martin Luther's Reformation which began in 1517. By using re-enactments, interviews with current Catholic clergymen as well as historical consultants, the documentary gives the viewer some obscure and lesser-known knowledge in order to make the case for this damning moment in history.

Where to Watch The Reformation • Season 1

12 Episodes

  • A Catholic World
    E1
    A Catholic WorldThis docu-drama from a Catholic perspective seeks to understand our modern world by understanding the motivations behind the most damaging historical event in Church history: Martin Luther's Reformation which began in 1517. By using re-enactments, interviews with current Catholic clergymen as well as historical consultants, the documentary gives the viewer some obscure and lesser-known knowledge in order to make the case for this damning moment in history.
  • Luther's Struggles
    E2
    Luther's Struggles
  • Polemics as Theology
    E3
    Polemics as Theology
  • Disagreement and Chaos
    E4
    Disagreement and Chaos
  • A Christian State or State Christianity?
    E5
    A Christian State or State Christianity?
  • John Calvin and the Wars of Religion
    E6
    John Calvin and the Wars of Religion
  • Henry VIII and His State Church
    E7
    Henry VIII and His State Church
  • The Dissolution of Monasteries and the Pilgrimage of Grace
    E8
    The Dissolution of Monasteries and the Pilgrimage of Grace
  • The Council of Trent
    E9
    The Council of Trent
  • From the Western Rising to Elizabeth I
    E10
    From the Western Rising to Elizabeth I
  • The Catholic Reformation
    E11
    The Catholic Reformation
  • From the "Reformation" to the Modern World
    E12
    From the "Reformation" to the Modern World

 

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