Now it is time for you to stop cutting and pasting lists and to learn the glorious truth of the Holy Catholic Church of Rome. Here are 2 other good websites where you can begin:
1. Prayers for the dead 300 A.D. "Prayers to the dead" predate Christ. You'll find it in the books 1 Macabees and 2 Macabees. You're Bible doesn't have it? Then its incomplete! Jesus used the Septuagint, which had these books.
2. Sign of the Cross 310 A.D. See Sign of the Cross. It references Tertullian, who writes about the Sign of the Cross a century before your date, and the Sign itself has pre-Christian Jewish roots.
3. Wax votive candles 320 A.D. Candles were around LONG before that. Beekeeping goes back millenia.
6. Priests begin to wear vestments 500 A.D. Religious kept the standard garments they had been wearing for century, while other peoples' styles of clothing changes. That's why vestments are ancient-looking.
Adoration of Mary, saints, images and relics legalised by 2nd Council of Nicea 788 A.D. There's a First Century image of St. Peter in the Roman catacombs. While else would Christians paint them, if as some Protestants claim, these are "graven images."
13. Holy water 850 A.D. Ever hear of the Baptism of Christ?
14. Veneration of St. Joseph 890 A.D. There is a First Century prayer still prayed to St. Joseph. An ancient piece of papyrus from this century was found in Egypt.
22. Transubstantiation of the wafer 1215 A.D.
23. Confession to a priest 1215 A.D. These are the sacraments instituted by Jesus Himself.
24. Adoration of the host (Wafer God) 1220 A.D. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament comes from at least the Fourth Century.
25. Bible forbidden and placed on index of forbidden books -- by Council of Valencia 1229 A.D. Completely and utterly FALSE. There is a long-standing partial indulgence for reading the Bible.
Most of the rest, the dates of the dogmas are correct, but as my pastor said once, you'd be hard pressed before the Protestant Reformation to find Christians who didn't believe in these things.