History of the Catholic Church: For Use in Seminaries and Colleges, Volume 2Benziger Brothers, 1885 - Church history |
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Popular passages
Page 154 - Jen. 2, 2S&. 3) l. 1. 285a: ita vides , quam dives sit homo christianus sive baptisatus, qui etiam volcns non potest perdere salutem suam quantiscunque peccatis, nisi nolit credere. Nulla enim peccata eum possunt damnare, nisi sola incredulitas...
Page 154 - Sufficit quod agnovimus, per divitias gloriae Dei, agnum qui tollit peccata mundi: ab hoc non avellet nos peccatum, etiamsi millies, millies uno die fornicemur aut occidamus.
Page 293 - The Rights of the Christian Church asserted, against the Romish and all other Priests who claim an independent Power over it...
Page 279 - Interiori gratiae in statu naturae lapsae numquam resistitur. 3. Ad merendum et demerendum in statu naturae lapsae non requiritur in homine libertas a necessitate, sed sufficit libertas a coactione.
Page 120 - Omnis utriusque sexus fidelis, postquam ad annos discretionis pervenerit, omnia sua solus peccata confiteatur fideliter, saltem semel in anno, proprio sacerdoti...
Page 119 - ... etiamsi de salvo conductu confisi ad locum venerint judicii, alias non venturi: nee sic promittentem, cum atlas fecerit quod in ip.io est, ex hoc in aliquo remansisse obligatum.
Page 361 - Nos huius concordiae maturandae causa passuros, ut Borussico Gubernio ante canonicam institutionem nomina exhibeantur sacerdotum illorum, quos Ordinarii Dioecesium ad gerendam animarum curam in pattem suae sollicitudinis vocant1.
Page 293 - Scripture ; the result of which tendency appeared in 1705, in a work entitled the Old Apology for the Truth of the Christian Religion against the Jews and Gentiles revived.
Page 104 - Tolosanis et aliis locis, ita haereticorum quos alii Catharos, alii Patarinos, alii Publicanos, alii aliis nominibus vocant, invaluit damnata perversitas, ut jam non in occulto sicut aliqui nequitiam suam exerceant sed suum...
Page 109 - ... 1) Quod substantia panis materialis et vini maneat post consecrationem in sacramento altaris. 2) Item quod accidentia non maneant sine subjecto post consecrationem in eodem sacramento. 3) Item quod Christus non sit in sacramento altaris identice, vere, et realiter in propria praesentia corporali.