10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CURIALISM»
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curialism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Cardinal Contarini at Regensburg
... aspect,42 and he had proved himself in the 1530s to be an outspoken
opponent of an exaggerated Curialism.43 His activity as a cardinal had been one
long struggle against the reactionary forces of the Curia.44 His knowledge of the
history ...
2
The Contemporary Review
Gallicanism, in, fact, participated so much in the principle of Curialism, that it
restrained itself only illogically from its extreme demands. The Catholic unity
which Gallicanism represented denied to the Evangelical Christian individuality,
the right ...
3
Christianity Under the Ancien Régime, 1648-1789
... by ordinary people, and the same was true in France when he was finally taken
to Valence to die in need. Anti-curialism 69 Anti-curialism This curialism was not
characteristic of the 68 The Holy Roman Empire and the eastern Habsburg lands.
4
Outlines of the History of Dogma
ings of the crisis seemed possible: A complete triumph of curialism, a triumph of
revivified Augustinianism, a sundering of the Church into diverse groups of the
most rigid curialism and of a ceremonial religion verging toward a rationalistic
and ...
5
Catholic and Ecumenical: History and Hope : why the Catholic ...
Further developments are likely, including consideration of student exchanges.16
Theories about the Nature and Mission of the Church Curialism. In the words of
Timothy George, curialism "was a theory of church government that invested ...
6
Catholic and Ecumenical: History and Hope
Further developments are likely, including consideration of student exchanges.16
Theories about the Nature and Mission of the Church Curialism. In the words of
Timothy George, curialism "was a theory of church government that invested ...
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
curialism, so dear to the feelings and recollections of the English practitioners in
Bengal. It will impress on the rising generation of East India surgeons the
necessity of directing their attention to the mitigation and extinction of
inflammation by ...
See also bishops; curialism and curialists; popes; priests; priests, African
American; and individual religious orders Coles, Robert, 333 Colin, Pierre, 15, 37
, 180 concubinage, clerical, 10, 103, 185. See also priests Congar, Yves, xviii, 40,
349 ...
9
History of Dogma, 7 Volumes
arose in France a powerful movement against Curialism, quite independent of
jansenism. France, indeed, never fully recognised the Tridentinum in a formal
way, although in point of fact the Tridentine system of doctrine asserted itself
among ...
10
Mystery Unveiled: The Crisis of the Trinity in Early Modern ...
In 1658, to be sure, Baxter had warned England ofthe “Grotian Religion,” the
conciliarist, Gallican Catholicism of France, rather than the Italian curialism of
regarding the pope as the head of the Church?41 Peter Heylyn fulminated
against what ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CURIALISM»
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curialism is used in the context of the following news items.
Archbishop Müller affirms doctrine, pastoral care for divorced
... must find a “practical equilibrium” between the errors of conciliarism or Gallicanism on the one hand, and a certain curialism on the other. «Catholic News Agency, Jan 14»
