With its earlier challenges out of the way, the Council was free to turn its attention to union with the Schismatics, which resulted in a magnificent, if once again, short-lived, union with the Greeks,...
The first part of this two-part miniseries on the Council of Florence gives the background to the Council, including its strange beginnings in Basel and its move to Ferrara. Some positive reforms in Bohemia...
The Council of Constance resolved the Great Western Schism, but it also gave birth to a new error, Concilarism, which would continue to be felt for centuries after. A special note of thanks to...
A curious and interesting council that resolved, at least for a time, a split between the French Crown and the Papacy via the suppression of the Knights Templar. This was also the first Council...
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Why the Cross? By Rev. Edward Leen C.S Sp, M.A., D.D. Imprimatur 1938 “For if by one man’s offence death reigned through one, much more they who receive abundance of grace, and of the...
This Council occurred not long after what had been a 3 year vacancy of the Holy See as well as the tragic sack of Constantinople by a sidetracked Fourth Crusade. Blessed Gregory X presided...
This year I have spent some time going through the work I did with Father Anthony Cekada, in part in preparation for the next volume of The Anti-Modernist Reader, due out later this year,...
We are still in the midst of the manufactured crisis that began in March 2020, but people still seem to have the sense they can either predict what will happen next or how this...
This is another council that was held mostly to deal with a Frederick Barbarossa: this time it was his grandson, Frederick II, who was making a lot of trouble for the Church. Innocent IV...
