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Medieval History from the Catholic's Perspective

High School

Duration

1 Year, September-June

Enrollment in Grades 9-12; Ancient World History

Prerequisites: 

Your Instructor

Father De Saye

Father DeSaye completed his Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from Ithaca College and worked as a professional musician and music teacher. He studied philosophy at the Catholic University of America and earned a Master of Divinity at Mount St. Mary's Seminary in Maryland.
Father DeSaye served as a teacher on the faculty of Delbarton School for two years before joining the faculty of QAS. He is the high school history and philosophy teacher at QAS Academy.

Father De Saye

About the Course

tudents will explore, discuss, and debate about the period of history from AD 500 to AD 1500, a most interesting and important period in the history of the Catholic Church. Beginning with the victory of Clovis and the foundation of the French monarchy, the students will study the spread of the Faith throughout Europe along with the events shaping the European kingdoms, the rise and fall of the Islamic empire, the revival of the Western Empire under Charlemagne, the Greek Schism, the Norman Conquest of England, the Crusades, the founding of the great religious orders, the Renaissance, the Great Schism. Analysis of historical documents in class discussions and assignments will lead students to think critically about important issues from the end of the ancient era to the dawn of the modern era.

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