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| | Council of Trent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | From a doctrinal and disciplinary point of view, it was the most important council in the history of the Roman church, fixing her distinctive faith and practice in relation to the Protestant Evangelical churches. | | | In the twenty-fifth and last session, the doctrines of purgatory, the invocation of saints, and the veneration of relics were reaffirmed, as also the efficacy of indulgences as dispensed by the Church according to the power given her, but with some cautionary recommendations. | | | The corrupt administration of the Church was one of the secondary causes of the Reformation. |
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| | Encyclopedia: Second Vatican Council |
| | In Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, an ecumenical council is a meeting of the bishops of the whole church convened to discuss and settle matters of Church doctrine and practice. | | | However the Council Fathers insisted, with support of the pope, that Mary's place was in the Church, and therefore her chapter should appear in the Constitution dedicated to the Church. | | | From Nostra Ãtate[1]: Nostra Ætate is the Declaration on the Relation of the Church with Non-Christian Religions of the Second Vatican Council. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Council of Trent |
| | The legates who presided at the council were equal to their difficult task; Paceco of Jaen, Campeggio of Feltre, and the Bishop of Fiesole already mentioned were especially conspicuous among the bishops who were present at the early sessions. | | | Its main object was the definitive determination of the doctrines of the Church in answer to the heresies of the Protestants; a further object was the execution of a thorough reform of the inner life of the Church by removing the numerous abuses that had developed in it. | | | Still the Catholic princes of Germany, especially the dukes of Bavaria, favoured a council as the best means of overcoming the evils from which the Church was suffering; Charles never wavered in his determination to have the council held as soon as there was a period of general peace in Christendom. |
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| | The Catholic Library: Church Documents: Œcumenical Councils |
| | Councils in the history of the Catholic Church. | | | Council documents are not totally inerrant, however, as they can contain errors on matters unrelated to Faith and Morals (pastoral matters, for instance). | | | A Council is called Œcumenical when it is composed of Bishops from the whole world. |
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| | Jubilee 2000 |
| | The Council begins with an exposition of the basic truths of the Catholic faith, the seven sacraments of the Church and the various books of the Holy Scriptures. | | | His Holiness wanted this Council to be pastoral and ecumenical, addressing, on one hand, the internal renewal of the Church and her relationship with the world in which we live; and, on the other hand, fostering seriously the unity of all Christians. | | | The patriarchal councils must obtain the approval of the Synod of Bishops of the patriarchal church, while the eparchial councils must have the approval of the eparchial Bishop. |
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| | Tridentine |
| | The word Tridentine is also used to describe conservative Roman Catholic members who reject many of the reforms of the two later councils, especially the Second Vatican Council, most notably the Novus Ordo (New Mass of Pope Paul VI) and who instead remain attached to the theology, liturgy and ceremonial of pre-Vatican II Roman Catholicism. | | | While some Tridentine Catholics remain part of Roman Catholicism (often celebrating the Novus Ordo in Latin) many are attached to breakaway movements such as the Society of St. Pius X or the true Catholic Church. | | | Some Tridentine Catholics who belong to sedevacantist movements have gone so far as to elect their own 'popes'. |
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| | Confusing Culture With 'Tradition': by I Shawn McElhinney |
| | The confirmation of the Council of Florence was because of the reunion of several churches with the Roman Church and the form of the Consecration used at the time by the Roman Church. | | | The Council of Trent in other words recognized the authority of the Church to make changes pertaining to the sacraments and their administration "according to the difference of circumstances, times, and places". | | | In the sacrifice of Jesus Christ the priest is a substitute of Christ himself. |
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| | The formerly disputed passages are three: the closing section of St. Mark's Gospel, xvi, 9-20 about the apparitions of Christ after the Resurrection; the verses in Luke about the bloody sweat of Jesus, xxii, 43, 44; the Pericope Adulteræ, or narrative of the woman taken in adultery, St. John, vii, 53 to viii, 11. | | | The Tridentine decree defining the Canon affirms the authenticity of the books to which proper names are attached, without however including this in the definition. | | | Jerome, a rising light in the Church, though but a simple priest, was summoned by Pope Damasus from the East, where he was pursuing sacred lore, to assist at an eclectic, but not ecumenical, synod at Rome in the year 382. |
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| | What is the Tridentine Latin Mass? |
| | The Council, in its Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, said: "The use of the Latin language is to be preserved". | | | After the introduction of Pope Paul VI's new Mass, the only priests given permission to say the Tridentine Mass publicly were priests of England and Wales, thanks to an indult (or permission) granted by the Vatican to Cardinal Heenan of Westminster. | | | And the time-honoured Latin of the Mass reverently reflects the sacrificial nature of the celebration. |
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| | The Indult Tridentine Rite of Mass |
| | Many great documents on the Church were drafted; they dealt with the liturgy, the participation of the laity, religious freedom and conscience, and even relations with the non-Christian religions of the world. | | | This Council, often called Vatican II, was convoked by Pope John XXIII in order to "update" the Church into the modern world. | | | The main difference between these two events and the one that is happening in modern times is this: the first events were done by enemies of the Church; the latter event is being done by those who are supposed to be friends of the Church. |
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| | Chapter 2: God in La Mancha: Religious Reform and the People of Cuenca, 1500-1650 |
| | In broad terms, the Council of Trent's solution to corruption in the church was to endow the bishop with sufficient legal authority to gain command of the cathedral chapter and to lead his parish clergy and the laity. | | | Prior to the Council of Toledo, the chapter was responsible for the bishop's archive, but a decree that ordered the bishop to deposit his papers with some other entity--a monastery for example--would deprive the chapter of control over vital documents. | | | In 1574, by using the curia, the town council of Salmerón forced the parish cura, Alonso Gómez, to hire a preacher for the town of 600 households because Trent had laid down that curas had to preach or else supply at their own expense a priest who was qualified to do so. |
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| | Cruxnews.com |
| | Part of his mission and part of the mission of the Universal Church, is to bring an end to schisms and attempt to bring back the Lefeverites. | | | The first is that Vatican II, its authenticity, and its liturgical reforms have to be accepted as a legitimate work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church. | | | However, on a practical level there are a number of questions, including whether we would be using the other rites, beyond the Mass, that are part of the 1962 liturgical books. |
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| | Cardinal Stickler's Tridentine Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, NY |
| | After the Second Vatican Council, the Tridentine rite was replaced by a new liturgy written to encourage the congregation's active participation. | | | With the testimony of Cardinal Stickler, a bishop who was a peritus at the Second Vatican Council, it cannot be justly said that the Tridentine Mass is a "fringe" phenomenon, or in any way "unfaithful" to the mission of the Church. | | | Prayers that had been whispered or said silently were now said aloud, and ritual gestures that had been blocked from view now became visible because the priest faced the congregation across the altar rather than facing the altar with his back to the congregation. |
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| | Tridentine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | It is applied in particular to the Council of Trent, one of the ecumenical councils recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, held in that city in the 16th century, and to the teachings, dogmas and legislation which arose from it. | | | Some members of the traditional Catholic movement subscribe to sedevacantism, and a very small subset of these have elected their own popes (termed by most mainstream Catholics antipopes). | | | The adjective "Tridentine" is also applied to the various branches of the traditionalist Catholic movement and their members, which are composed of two main groups. |
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| | Christian Growth and Training Literature Index |
| | There was a strong party even of the Catholics within the council who were in favor of abandoning tradition and adopting the Scriptures only, as the standard of authority. | | | The very first question concerning faith that was considered by the council was the question involved in this issue. | | | The Reformers had constantly charged, as here stated, that the Catholic Church had "apostatized from the truth as contained in the written word. |
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| | New Testament Canon From the Bible DaVinci Code |
| | The Roman Catholic Church, as it emerged from the Council of Nicaea in 325ad, was very different in its teachings and practices from the church of which you read in the book of Acts. | | | Then, a year after the Council of Nicea, Constantine sanctioned the confiscation and destruction of all works that challenged his perception of orthodox teachings - works by pagan authors that referred to Jesus, as well as works by those the Catholics considered to be "heretical" Christians. | | | Interestingly, even the Roman Catholic Church admits that Sunday worship and other practices are non-biblical traditions (more information can be found in the article Tradition and Scripture: From the Bible and Church Writers). |
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| | what your church and pastor never told you about the new testament..introduction |
| | Though this amendatory tinkering of their two Holinesses was after the Council of Trent had put the final Seal of the Holy Ghost on the Vulgate in 1546! | | | Let us not forget that as Protestants we have come from such people and their religious persuasions, and that being fact, are faced with the stark realization that we have inherited their religious documents as well. | | | This would indicate some very substantial tinkering with Holy Writ; which process was a continuing one |
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| | Catholic Traditionalist Movement, Inc. |
| | All the sixteenth century Tridentine Council and Pope Pius V did was to eliminate from the Mass of their days certain long and cumbersome prayers of more recent vintage, and thus restore the Catholic Mass to its ORIGINAL PURITY and relative simplicity. | | | The Mass uninterruptedly kept alive by the Catholic Traditionalist Movement, founded in 1964, is truly "traditional," dating back some nineteen centuries. | | | To refer to this Mass as "Tridentine Mass" or "Mass of St. Pius V" is historically incorrect and tactically unwise. |
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| | CHURCH FATHERS: The Tridentine Creed of 1564 (Pius IV) |
| | I acknowledge the Holy Catholic Apostolic Roman Church for the mother and mistress of all churches; and I promise true obedience to the Bishop of Rome, successor to St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles, and Vicar of Jesus Christ. | | | I also receive and admit the received and approved ceremonies of the Catholic Church in the solemn administration of the aforesaid sacraments. | | | I embrace and receive all and every one of the things which have been defined and declared in the holy Council of Trent concerning original sin and justification. |
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| | Catholic Traditionalist Movement, Inc. |
| | Offered with the DEVOTION AND FAITH Catholics in-the-know will only accept as genuine when shown by a veteran priest who, no matter how intense the pressure and fierce the persecution, NEVER offered anything but the Mass of his ordination day. | | | The 1900-year-old "Missa Perennis," complete, with not one word "added to, omitted from, or changed," as reconfirmed by the Tridentine Council, "ordered in perpetuity" and "given for all times" by ST. POPE PIUS V in his decree QUO PRIMUM of July 19, 1570. |
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| | Independent Catholic Diocese of the Order of Port Royal - Korschenbroich,Nordrhein-Westfalen |
| | Not anyone of the Port Royalists wanted something else except the Tridentine Council to be completed. | | | Our roots are to be found in the critical catholicism of the 16t-17th century: the Tridentine Council had got stuck in his endeavours for catholic plain truth, didn`t go beyond a discussion about some prospects for what should enable catholicism to find the transition into a New Age. | | | At the "Provincial Council of Utrecht 1763" (we say: 1.Port Royalistic Council),Port Royal co-determinated for the last time on the theological stage, but then mergel in the bishopric, loosing its own strenght, by adaption. |
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| | The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church - Obituary (1605-1700) |
| | April 7 - Bonifazio Bevilacqua (1599), bishop of Frascati and prefect of the S. of the Tridentine Council. | | | June 28 - Giulio Sacchetti (1626), bishop of Sabina, prefect of the S.C. of the Tridentine Council, prefect of the S.C. of Rites, prefect of the S.C. of Ecclesiastical Immunity. | | | May 31 - Paolo Zacchia (1599), prefect of the S. of the Tridentine Council, bishop of Montefiascone and Corneto. |
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| | ipedia.com: Trento Article |
| | The adjective Tridentine literally means pertaining to Trento, but because of the Tridentine Council, can also refer to this specific event. | | | Trento (English Trent, Italian Trento (TREN-to), German Trient (tree-ENT), Latin Tridentum (The Latin form is the source of the adjective Tridentine), is in Trentino-Alto Adige (South Tyrol) Region of Italy. | | | Originally a Celtic city later conquered by Romans, Trent became famous for the Council of Trent (1545-1563) which gave rise to the Counter-Reformation. |
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| | Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Renaissance humanist theologian Jagiellonian University Martin Luther Erasmus Calvinian Arian ... |
| | He criticized the ban on land-owning by non-nobles, was in favour of sending a mixed (ecclesiatical and secular) delegation to the Tridentine Council, postulated equality of all citizens before law, a strong central monarchy, secularizing education and improving the lot of the peasant class. | | | His works: Lascius, Or On The Penalty For Manslaughter (1543, in Latin); The Discourse Of A Truthful Peripatethic (1545); On The Improvement Of The Commonwealth (1554, in Latin, first printed in Basel); Silve Quator (1590, posthumously). | | | Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Renaissance humanist theologian Jagiellonian University Martin Luther Erasmus Calvinian Arian Basel Tridentine Council |
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