History of the church, from its first establishment to our own times
Subtitle: designed for the use of ecclesiastical seminaries and colleges
Publisher: F. Pustet
Published: 1898
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Description: 6th Edition
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS.; title: Preface; title: Introduction; title: FIRST PERIOD.; title: CHRISTIAN ANTIQUITY.; title: FROM CHRIST TO THE END OF THE SEVENTH CENTURY,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 1 TO A. D. 680.; title: FIRST EPOCH.; title: FROM THE BIRTH OF CHRIST TO THE EDICT OF MILAN,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 1 TO A. D. 313.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: HISTORY OF JESUS CHRIST, THE DIVINE FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH.; title: Section I. Birth and Early Life of Christ 1; title: Section II. Public Life of our Lord 3; title: Section III. Passion and Death of our Lord 6; title: CHAPTER II.; title: HISTORY OF THE APOSTLES.; title: Section IV. Pentecost — Preaching of the Apostles 10; title: Section V. Growth of the Infant Church 18; title: Section VI. Apostolic Labors of St. Peter — The Founding of the See of Rome 16; title: Section VII. Apostolic Labors of St. Paul — His Missionary Journeys and his Epistles 19; title: Section VIII. — Labors of the Other Apostles — Disciples of Apostles 24; title: Section IX. Overthrow of Judaism and Triumph of the Infant Church 28; title: Section X. Rapid Propagation of Christianity — Its causes 31; title: Section XI. Propagation of Christianity in Particular Countries 33; title: CHAPTER III.; title: RELATION OR THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO THE HEATHEN WORLD.; title: Ration XII. Heathen Opposition to the Christian Church — Persecution of the Faithful 37; title: Section XIII. Persecutions during the First Century 40; title: Section XIV. Persecutions during the Second Century 43; title: Section XV. Persecutions during the Third Century 46; title: Section XVI. Persecutions during the Third Century, Continued 48; title: Section XVII. The Great Persecution under Diocletian and His Colleagues 51; title: Section XVIII. Continuation of the Persecution under Galerius and Maximin Daja 55; title: Section XIX. Heathen Philosophy in Opposition to Christianity 68; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: EARLY CATHOLIC LITERATURE.; title: Section XX. The Apostolic Fathers 62; title: Section XXI. The Christian Apologists 64; title: Section XXII. The Fathers after the Apostolic Age 69; title: Section XXIII. Clement of Alexandria, Origen, and Tertullian 71; title: Section XXIV. Other Christian Writers 74; title: Section XXV. The Early Christian Schools or Lyceums — Versions and Canon of the Sacred Scriptures 77; title: CHAPTER V.; title: HISTORY OF HERESIES AND SCHISMS.; title: I. HERESIES.; title: Section XXVI. Heresies during the Apostolic Age 80; title: Section XXVII. Heresies after the Apostolic Age — The Gnostic Sects — Various Gnostic Schools 83; title: Section XXVIII. The Manicheans 87; title: Section XXIX. The Montanists and Alogi 88; title: Section XXX. Antitrinitarian Heresies 90; title: II. SCHISMS AND CONTROVERSIES.; title: Section XXXI. Schisms, (a.) of Novatus at Carthage; (b.) of Novatian at Rome, and (c.) of Meletius in Egypt 92; title: Section XXXII. Controversies concerning (a.) The Millennium, (b.) Paschal Festival, and (c.) The Validity of Heretical Baptism 96; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: CONSTITUTION, WORSHIP, AND DISCIPLINE.; title: Section XXXIII. The Clergy — Different Orders of Clergy 98; title: Section XXXIV. The Hierarchy of Bishops — Metropolitans 101; title: Section XXXV. The Primacy of the Roman See — Authority of the Popes over the Whole Church 103; title: Section XXXVI. Popes of the First and Second Centuries 105; title: Section XXXVII. Popes of the Third Century 107; title: Section XXXVIII. The Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation 111; title: Section XXXIX. Practice and Discipline of Penance — The Sacrament of Penance 118; title: Section XL. The Holy Eucharist — Discipline of the Secret 115; title: Section XLI. Holy Days and Ecclesiastical Seasons — Sacred Rites and Places — The Catacombs 118; title: SECOND EPOCH.; title: FROM THE EDICT OF MILAN TO THE SIXIH ECUMENICAL COUNCIL,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 813 TO A. D. 680.; title: Introductory Remarks.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: CHRISTIANITY TRIUMPHANT OVER PAGANISM.; title: I. THE CHURCH IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE.; title: Section XLII. The Church under Constantine and his Sons 124; title: Section XLIII. The Church under Julian the Apostate 127; title: Section XLIV. The Church under the Successors of Julian — Extinction of Paganism in the Roman Empire 129; title: II. THE CHURCH OUTSIDE THE ROMAN EMPIRE.; title: Section XLV. Propagation of Christianity in Asia and Africa 131; title: Section XLVI. Conversion of Ireland by St. Patrick 185; title: Section XLVII. Christianity in Britain and Scotland 138; title: III. CHRISTIANITY AMONG THE GERMANIC AND SCLAVONIC NATIONS.; title: Section XLVIII. The Migration of the Nations 141; title: Section XLIX. Christianity among the Visigoths in Spain, and Ostrogoths and Lombards in Italy 143; title: Section L. Christianity among the Vandals in Africa — The Huns 146; title: Section LI. Christianity in Gaul — The Burgundians — Conversion of the Franks 148; title: Section LII. Conversion of the Anglo-Saxons in Britain 149; title: CHAPTER II.; title: PATRISTIC LITERATURE.; title: Section LIII. The Greek Fathers and Doctors 152; title: Section LIV. The Greek Fathers, Continued 156; title: Section LV. Other Greek Writers — The Christian Schools of Alexandria and Antioch 161; title: Section LVI. Doctors of the Latin Church 166; title: Section LVII. Other Doctors and Fathers of the Latin Church 171; title: Section LVIII. Other Latin Writers 174; title: Section LIX. Syrian Fathers and Writers 178; title: CHAPTER III.; title: HISTORY OF HERESIES AND SCHISMS.; title: I. HERESIES.; title: Section LX. Arianism — Ecumenical Council of Nice 181; title: Section LXI. Intrigues of the Eusebians — Persecution of Orthodox Bishops 185; title: Section LXII. Arlan Parties — The Pretended Fall of Liberius and Bishop Hosius 189; title: Section LXIII. Decline and End of Arianism in the Roman Empire 193; title: Section LXIV. The Heresies of Macedonius, Appollinaris, and Photinus — Second General Council of Constantinople 194; title: Section LXV. Pelagianism 197; title: Section LXVI. Semi-Pelagianism — Predestinarians 199; title: Section LXVII. Nestorianism — Third General Council of Ephesus 201; title: Section LXVIII. The Monophysite Heresy — The Fourth Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon 204; title: Section LXIX. The Origenist Controversy 209; title: Section LXX. The Three Chapters — The Fifth Ecumenical Council of Constantinople 210; title: Section LXXI. Heresy of the Monothelites 218; title: Section LXXII. The Sixth Ecumenical Council, A. D. 680 — The Supposed Fall of Honorius 216; title: Section LXXIII. Minor Sects 218; title: II. SCHISMS.; title: Section LXXIV. Schism of the Donatists — Luciferian and Meletian Schisms 220; title: Section LXXV. Mohammed and Mohammedanism 224; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: CONSTITUTION, WOR8HIP, AND DISCIPLINE.; title: Section LXXVI. Education and Celibacy of the Clergy 227; title: Section LXXVII. Metropolitans, Primates, Exarchs and Patriarchs — Bishops — Their Assistants 228; title: Section LXXVIII. The Primacy of the Roman See 230; title: Section LXXIX. The Popes of the Fourth and Fifth Centuries 234; title: Section LXXX. The Popes of the SiXIh Century to the Accession of Gregory the Great 237; title: Section LXXXI. Gregory I. the Great — The Popes to the Close of the Seventh Century 240; title: Section LXXXII. Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Penance 243; title: Section LXXXIII. Holy Eucharist 245; title: Section LXXXIV. Eremitical and Monastic Life 248; title: SECOND PERIOD.; title: MEDIEVAL CHURCH HISTORY.; title: FROM THR CLOSE OF THE SEVENTH TO THE BEGINNING OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 680 TO A. D. 1600.; title: FIRST EPOCH.; title: FROM THE CLOSE OF THE SEVENTH CENTURY TO THF GREEK SCHISM,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 680 TO A. D. 1054.; title: Introductory Remarks.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: PROPAGATION OF CHRISTIANITY.; title: Section I. Christianity in Germany 257; title: Section II. Labors of St. Boniface 260; title: Section III. Conversion of the Saxons — Christianity in Scandinavia 262; title: Section IV. Christianity among the Sclavonic Nations — SS. Cyril and Methodius, Apostles of the Sclavonians 265; title: Section V. Christianity among the Sclavonians, Continued — The Bohemians, Poles, and Russians — Conversion of Hungary 268; title: Section VI. State of the Church in Ireland 270; title: Section VII. State of the Church in England 275; title: Section VIII. State of the Church in France and Spain 279; title: CHAPTER II.; title: RELATION OF THE PAPACY TO THE EMPIRE.; title: Section IX. The Popes under the Byzantine Rule 281; title: Section X. Temporal Dominion of the Popes — Papal States — Stephen III. — His Successors 284; title: Section XI. The Holy Roman Empire — Pope Leo III. and Charlemagne 287; title: Section XII. Successors of Leo III. 290; title: Section XIII. Pontificate of Nicholas I. the Great. — The Papacy to the the Ninth Century 292; title: Section XIV. The Papacy from the Death of Formosus to John XII. Enslavement of the Holy See 295; title: Section XV. The Papacy after the Restoration of the Empire under Otho I. the Great 299; title: Section XVI. The Papacy from the Death of Sylvester II. to that of Leo IX. — Renewed Dependency of the Holy See 302; title: CHAPTER III.; title: CATHOLIC SCIENCE AND LITERATURE.; title: Section XVII. General State of Learning in this Epoch — Endeavors of the Church to Promote Letters 304; title: Section XVIII. Christian Scholars and Writers — Their Works 308; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: HERESIES AND SCHISMS.; title: Section XIX. Iconoclasm — Seventh Ecumenical Council. 312; title: Section XX. Adoptionist Heresy — Predestmarianism 316; title: Section XXI. The Greek Schism 318; title: Section XXII. Eighth Ecumenical Council — Revival of the Greek Schism by Michael Cerularius 322; title: Section XXIII. Controversy on the Holy Eucharist — Heresy of Berengarius 324; title: CHAPTER V.; title: CONSTITUTION AND DISCIPLINE.; title: Section XXIV. The Church in Her Relation to the State — Supremacy of the Popes 326; title: Section XXV. Ecclesiastical Legislation — False Decretals 329; title: Section XXVI. The Clergy and Religious Orders 331; title: SECOND EPOCH.; title: FROM THE GREEK SCHISM TO THE BEGINNING OF THE SIXIEENTH CENTURY,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 1054 TO A. D. 1500.; title: Introductory Remarks; title: CHAPTER I.; title: PROPAGATION OF CHRISTIANITY.; title: Section XXVII. Progress of Christianity in Northern Europe 336; title: Section XXVIII. Missions to the Heathen and Mohammedans in Asia and Africa 339; title: Section XXIX. The First Crusade under Godfrey of Bouillon — The Kingdom of Jerusalem 341; title: Section XXX. The Crusades — Continued 344; title: CHAPTER II.; title: RELATION OF THE PAPACY TO THE EMPIRE.; title: Section XXXI. State of the Church in the Eleventh Century 349; title: Section XXXII. Predecessors of Gregory VII. 353; title: Section XXXIII. Pontificate of Gregory VII. 353; title: Section XXXIV. Gregory VII.'s Conflict with Henry IV. 359; title: Section XXXV. The Conflict with Henry IV. — Continued. 362; title: Section XXXVI. Successors of Gregory VII. — Contest of Investitures 366; title: Section XXXVII. From the Accession of Honorius II. to the Election of Hadrian IV. 371; title: Section XXXVIII. Conflict of Frederick I. with the Church. — Hadrian IV. and Alexander III. 374; title: Section XXXIX. Pontificate of Innocent III. 378; title: Section XL. Successors of Innocent III. — Conflict of Frederick II. with the Church 381; title: Section XLI. Innocent IV. and His Successors. — Thirteenth General Council — Fall of the Hohenstaufens 384; title: Section XLII. Gregory X. — Fourteenth General Council — Successors of Gregory X. 386; title: Section XLIII. The Church in France 389; title: Section XLIV. Boniface VII. and Philip the Fair of France 398; title: Section XLV. Translation of the Holy See to Avignon — Popes Benedict XI. and Clement V. 399; title: Section XLVI. John XXH. and His Successors at Avignon 402; title: Section XLVII. The Schism of the West, or the Great Papal Schism 406; title: Section XLVIII. The Schism of the West, or the Great Papal Schism, Continued — Schismatical Council of Pisa 409; title: Section XLIX. Council of Constance — Close of the Schism 419; title: Section L. Popes Martin V. and Eugenius IV. — Council of Basle 416; title: Section LI. Seventeenth Ecumenical, or Council of Ferrara and Florence — Reunion of the Greek and other Eastern Churches 420; title: Section LII. The Concordats under Eugenius IV. — Nicholas V. — His Successors 423; title: Section LIII. The Last Popes of this Period — Fifth Late ran Council 427; title: Section LIV. The Church in England under the Norman Kings 481; title: Section LV. The .Church in England, Continued — Conflict of St. Thomas A Becket with Henry II. 484; title: Section LII. The Church in England, Continued — Conflict of John, surnamed Lackland, with the Church 488; title: Section LVII. The Church in Ireland 442; title: Section LVIII. The Church in Ireland, Continued 444; title: Section LIX. The Church in Scotland 447; title: CHAPTER III.; title: CATHOLIC SCIENCE AND LITERATURE.; title: Section LX. Foundation of Universities 450; title: Section LXI. Scholastic and Mystical Theology 453; title: Section LXII. St. Anselm — St. Bernard — Peter Lombard 455; title: Section LXIII. Alexander of Hales — Albertus Magnus — St Thomas of Aquin — St. Bonaventure — Duns Scotus 458; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: HERESIES.; title: Section LXIV. Minor Sects 462; title: Section LXV. The New Manicheans — Catharists — Albigenses 466; title: Section LXVI. The Punishment of Heresy — The Spanish Inquisition 469; title: Section LXVII. John Wycliffe — The Lollards 478; title: Section LXVIII. John Huss — The Hussite War 477; title: CHAPTER V.; title: CONSTITUTION AND DISCIPLINE.; title: Section LXIX. Religious Life 481; title: Section LXX. Ecclesiastical Legislation — Penitential Discipline — Study and Versions of the Bible 485; title: Section LXXI. New Religious Orders 488; title: Section LXXII. The Mendicant Orders 490; title: Section LXXIII. The Military Orders — Other Religious Congregations 494; title: THIRD PERIOD.; title: MODERN CHURCH HISTORY.; title: FROM THE BEGIN NINO OF THE SIXIEENTH CENTURY TO THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL OF THE VATICAN, OR,; title: FROM A. D. 1500 TO A. D. 1870.; title: FIRST EPOCH.; title: FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE SIXIEENTH CENTURY TO THE MIDDLE OF THE SEVENTEENTH. OR,; title: FROM A. D. 1500 TO A. D. 1650.; title: Introductory Remarks.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: PROPAGATION OF CHRISTIANITY.; title: Section I. Missions to the Heathen in Asia — St. Francis Xavier 501; title: Section II. The Successors of St. Francis Xavier — Christianity in China and the adjacent Countries 504; title: Section III. Missions in the West Indies 507; title: Section IV. Missions in Mexico and South America 510; title: Section V. Missions in South America — Continued 515; title: Section VI. Missions in North America — the United States 510; title: Section VII. Missions in Canada and North-Western United States 590; title: CHAPTER II.; title: RISE AND PROGRESS Of PROTESTANTISM.; title: I. THE REFORMATION IN GERMANY.; title: Section VIII. Martin Luther — His Theses against Indulgences 505; title: Section IX. Disputation at Leipzig — Luther's Condemnation 580; title: Section X. The Diet of Worms — Luther's Religious System 588; title: Section XI. Disturbances and Insurrections of the Lutherans — Organization of the Lutheran Church 586; title: Section XII. Progress of Protestantism in Germany — Events from A. D. 1580 to A. D. 1555 541; title: II. THE REFORMATION IN SWITEERLAND.; title: Section XIII. The Zwinglian Movement 545; title: Section XIV. The Calvinistic Movement 549; title: III. THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND.; title: Section XV. Henry VIII. (1509-1547) — The Divorce Question 558; title: Section XVI. Henry VIII. Continued — Establishment of Royal Supremacy 557; title: Section XVII. Victims of Royal Supremacy — Enforced Dissolution of Monasteries 561; title: Section XVIII. Introduction of Protestantism under Edward VI. (1548-1558) 566; title: Section XIX. The Restoration under Queen Mary (A. D. 1558-1558) 570; title: Section XX. Revival of Protestantism under Elizabeth — The New Church "By Law Established" 574; title: Section XXI. The Sufferings of the English Catholics under Elizabeth 578; title: Section XXII. The Condition of the Catholics under the First Stuarts 589; title: IV. THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.; title: Section XXIII. Protestantism in Scotland — John Knox 587; title: Section XXIV. Establishment of the Scottish "Kirk" 590; title: Section XXV. Futile Attempts of the Reformers in Ireland 594; title: V. THE REFORMATION IN FRANCE AND NORTHERN EUROPE.; title: Section XXVI. Protestantism in France — The Huguenots 600; title: Section XXVII. Protestantism in the Netherlands aud the Scandinavian Kingdoms 605; title: Section XXVIII. Minor Protestant Sects 609; title: Section XXIX. Causes and Effects of the Protestant Reformation 610; title: CHAPTER III.; title: HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.; title: Section XXX. The Council of Trent 616; title: Section XXXI. The Other Popes of this Epoch 620; title: Section XXXII. New Religious Orders 623; title: Section XXXIII. Theological Controversies 626; title: Section XXXIV. Theological Science and Religious Life 629; title: SECOND EPOCH.; title: FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TO THE COUNCIL OF THE VATICAN,; title: OR,; title: FROM A. D. 1650 TO A. D. 1870.; title: Introductory Remarks.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: PROPAGATION OF CHRISTIANITY.; title: Section XXXV. Missions to the Heathen in Asia and Africa 635; title: Section XXXVI. Present State of the Eastern and other Foreign Missions 638; title: Section XXXVII. Present State of the Greek and other Schismatic Churches 641; title: Section XXXVIII. Missions to the Schiswatical Sects of the East 645; title: CHAPTER II.; title: HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.; title: I. THE PAPACY.; title: Section XXXIX. Alexander VII. and His Successors 648; title: Section XL. Pontificates of Clement XIH. and Clement XIV. — Suppression of the Jesuits 651; title: Section XLI. Pontificate of Pius V. — Josephism — The French Revolution 655; title: Section XLII. Pius VII. — His Successors 659; title: Section XLIII. Pius IX. 665; title: Section XLIV. Council of the Vatican 668; title: II. THE CHURCH IN EUROPE.; title: Section XLV. The Church in France 672; title: Section XLVI. The Church in Spain and Portugal 675; title: Section XLVII. The Church in Belgium, Holland, and the Scandinavian North 678; title: Section XLVIII. The Church in Austria and Bavaria 680; title: Section XLIX. The Church in Switzerland and Protestant Germany 685; title: Section L. Oppression of the Catholics in Prussia and Switzerland — The "Kulturkampf." 690; title: Section LI. The Church in England 696; title: Section LII. The Church in Scotland 702; title: Section LIII. The Church in Ireland 705; title: Section LIV. The Church in Russia and Poland 711; title: III. THE CHURCH IN AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA.; title: Section LV. The Church in British North America 714; title: Section LVI. The Church in the United States — Colonial Period 717; title: Section LVII. The Church in the United States, Continued 722; title: Section LVIII. The Church in Mexico and South America 729; title: Section LIX. The Church in Australia 788; title: CHAPTER III.; title: SCHISMS AND SECTS.; title: Section LX. Controversies and Heresies 787; title: Section LXI. New Protestant Sects 741; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: CATHOLIC SCIENCE AND LITERATURE.; title: Section LXII. The Theological Sciences — Distinguished Scholars and Writers 746; title: CHAPTER V.; title: RELIGIOUS LIFE.; title: Section LXIII. Famous Saints of this Epoch — New Religious Orders 750; title: Conclusion 752; title: List of the Roman Pontiffs 755; title: General Index 759; title: CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES.; title: I. List of Roman Pontiffs 757; title: II. List of Ecumenical Councils 760; title: III. Roman Emperors 762; title: IV. East Roman Emperors 762; title: V. Emperors and Kings of Germany 762; title: VI. Emperors of Austria 768; title: VII. Kings of Prussia 763; title: VIII. Kings of France 768; title: IX. Kings and Queens of England 764; title: X. Principal Rulers of Spain 765; title: XI. Chronological Index 766; title: General Index 780