The History and Impact of The Flagellant Movement

The flagellant movement was a religious movement during the black plague that led many to self mortification. The flagellant moved from town to town inflicting pain on themselves to purify the sins of the people and bring an end to the great sickness sweeping Europe. Follow Joseph Lumpkin as he takes us through the history of the flagellant movement, its impact on medieval Europe, and how it was received by the church