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What teachings and actions of John wycliffe led the Pope to accuse him of heresy

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algol132 years ago

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Answer:

All of It

Explanation:

Wycliffe basically stood in opposition to all of the teachings of the Catholic Church, except for Christ being a good guy. Included were attacks on the Saints, the Pope, and the sacraments.

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