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writing_religionCan anyone recommend a good source for information about how people practiced their Catholicism on a daily basis in the late Middle Ages?
More specifically, I am wondering what the English royal family in the early 1500s would have considered pious behavior.
I am writing Henry Fitzroy from Blood Ties, who is now a vampire, but was born in 1519. He is still (even as a vampire) a practicing Catholic, and, while I assume his worldview and practices would have changed with the Church somewhat over time, I'd like to follow that journey and need to know where he would have started.
More specifically, I am wondering what the English royal family in the early 1500s would have considered pious behavior.
I am writing Henry Fitzroy from Blood Ties, who is now a vampire, but was born in 1519. He is still (even as a vampire) a practicing Catholic, and, while I assume his worldview and practices would have changed with the Church somewhat over time, I'd like to follow that journey and need to know where he would have started.
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Date: 2011-08-27 07:30 pm (UTC)