History Of The Catholic Church
Subtitle: for use in seminaries and colleges, Volume 2
Publisher: Benziger Brothers
Published: 1884
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Description: Volume 2
3rd Revised Edition
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS OF VOL. II.; title: SECOND EPOCH - continued; title: PERIOD II.; title: FROM GREGORY VII. TO THE SO-CALLED REFORMATION.; title: A. HISTORY OF THE EXTERIOR CONDITION OF THE CHURCH.; title: II. CHURCH AND STATE.; title: 2. From thb Death of Boniface VIII. to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century.; title: 124. The Exile of the Popes at Avignon. — Popes Benedict XI. to Gregory XI., and the Relations they bore to the several States of Europe 12; title: 125. The Western Schism 24; title: 126. The Council of Pisa 28; title: 127. The Council of Constance 29; title: 128. The Popes Martin V. and Eugene IV., and the Councils of Siena and Basle 33; title: 129. The last Popes of this Epoch. — Nicholas V. to Leo X.  40; title: B . HISTORY OF THE INTERIOR AFFAIRS OF THE CHURCH.; title: I. CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH.; title: 1. Ecclesiastical Hierarchy.; title: 130. The Primacy 47; title: 131. The other Members of the Hierarchy 54; title: 2. Religious Orders.; title: 132. Religious Orders of Knights (Military Orders) 66; title: 133. The New Monastic Orders founded on the Rule of St. Benedict and St Augustine 60; title: 134. The Orders devoted to the Special Veneration of Mary  62; title: 135. Orders founded expressly for taking Care of the Sick, and for other Objects of Charity  63; title: 136. The two great Mendicant Orders 65; title: 137. Efficiency of these Orders. — The Enmity they excited. — Disputes and Party-Divisions among themselves 67; title: II. DEVELOPMENT OF DOCTRINE.; title: 1. The Achievements of Learning during this Epoch.; title: 138. The Universities. — Scholasticism and Mysticism        73; title: 139. The first Times of Scholasticism 76; title: 140. Flourishing Period of Scholasticism 79; title: 141. The Mystics 84; title: 142. The Scholastics and Mystics towards the End of the Middle Ages. — The several Branches of Learning 85; title: 143. Studies of the Humanists 89; title: 2. Heresies and Schisms.; title: 144. Attempts to unite the Schismatic Greeks. — The Smaller Sects of the East 93; title: 145. The Smaller Sects of the West 98; title: 146. The Cathari (Albigenses and Waldenses) 99; title: 147. Ecclesiastical and Spanish Inquisition 103; title: 148. John Wycliffe and his Heresy               107; title: 149. The Heresy of John Huss 111; title: III. WORSHIP AND DISCIPLINE.; title: 150. The Holy Eucharist. — Penance 119; title: 151. Churches and their Ornamentation. — Religious Art 121; title: 152. Church Hymns and Canticles. — Veneration of Saints  124; title: 153. Various Forms of Superstition 126; title: 154. Christian Instruction 127; title: 155. Moral and Religious Life 129; title: 156. Retrospect concerning the Influence exercised by the Church in the Middle Ages 133; title: THIRD EPOCH; title: PERIOD I.; title: FROM THE SO-CALLED REFORMATION TO THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.; title: A. EXTERIOR HISTORY OF THE CHURCH.; title: I. SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY.; title: 157. Missions in India, Cochin China, Tonquin, Siam, Thibet, etc.  135; title: 158. Christianity in China and Japan, and in Africa 137; title: 159. Christian Missions in America 141; title: II. CHURCH AND STATE.; title: 160. Outbreak of the Schism in Germany. — Stand taken by Luther against Indulgences. — Measures taken by the Apostolic See 153; title: 161. Disputation at Leipsic and its Results 157; title: 162. The Diet of Worms. — Luther's Sojourn on the Wartburg. — The Prophets of Zwickau. — Luther's Contest with them  159; title: 163. Popes Adrian VI. and Clement VII. — The two Diets at Nuremberg 161; title: 164. The Peasants' War 162; title: 165. introduction of the Lutheran Heresy by several Princes of the Empire. — Luther's Organization of Divine Service. — His Contest with Erasmus 163; title: 166. The Treaty of Torgau. — The two Diets at Spire, in 1526 and 1529 165; title: 167. The Diet at Augsburg, 1530. — "Confessio Augustana." — Colloquies 166; title: 168. The League of Schraalkald 168; title: 169. Further Progress of Protestantism. — Attempts at Reunion. — Bigamy of Philip of Hesse. — Acts of Violence. — Diets at Spire, 1542, 1544, and at Ratisbon, 1546. — Luther's Death. — His Character 169; title: 170. The Schmalkaldic War. — Treaty of Passau. — Peace of Augsburg 174; title: 171. The Reformation (so-called) in Switzerland. — Ulrich Zwingli  176; title: 172. The so-called Reformation in French Switzerland. — John Calvin  178; title: 173. Protestantism in France 182; title: 174. Protestantism in France (continued). — The Night of St. Bartholomew. — The League. — The Edict of Nantes. — Its Repeal under Louis XIV 187; title: 175. Protestantism in the Netherlands 192; title: 176. Apostasy of England from the Church 194; title: 177. The so-called Reformation in Scotland 201; title: 178. The Catholic Church in Great Britain under the Stuarts  203; title: 179. The Sufferings of the Catholics in Ireland 207; title: 180. Apostasy in Scandinavia 213; title: 181. Protestantism in Livonia, Courland, Poland, and Silesia  215; title: 182. Protestantism in Hungary and Transylvania 217; title: 183. Relation between the Catholics and Protestants in Germany. — The Thirty Years' War. — The Peace of Westphalia 219; title: 184. General Remarks on the Propagation, Nature, and Effects of the Reformation 223; title: B. HISTORY OF THE INTERIOR CONDITION OF THE CHURCH.; title: I. CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH.; title: 185. The Council of Trent 226; title: 186. Carrying into Effect the Reformatory Decrees of the Council of Trent 231; title: 187. The Jesuits and the Order of Capuchins 234; title: 188. Other Orders and Congregations of this Era 237; title: 189. Exertions of, and Enmity towards, the Holy See 240; title: 190. The so-called Gallican Liberties 245; title: 191. The Popes of the Eighteenth Century. — Febronius 247; title: 192. Josephism 251; title: 193. Contest concerning the Nunciature. — The Congress of Ems  253; title: 194. Italy. — The Synod of Pistoja 254; title: II. DEVELOPMENT OF DOCTRINE.; title: 1. Ecclesiastical Learning.; title: 195. The Theological Studies of this Period       256; title: 2. Heresies and Schisms.; title: 196. The Errors of the so-called Reformers 260; title: 197. Contentions among the Protestants 264; title: 198. The Smaller Protestant Sects  269; title: 199. Controversies on the Relation which Grace bears to Free-Will    276; title: 200. Jansenism 278; title: 201. Jansenism (continued). — Quesnel 281; title: 202. The Schism of Utrecht 283; title: 203. Quietism 284; title: 204. The Religious Condition of Germany after the Peace of Westphalia. — Several Attempts at Union 285; title: 205. The Graeco-Russian Church. — Attempts at Union. — The Older Sects of the East 289; title: 206. Attacks upon Christianity. — English Deists. — Freemasons. — Philosophers in France 291; title: 207. Protestant Rationalism  297; title: 208. Rationalism in Catholic Circles 300; title: 209. Hostility to the Jesuits and Suppression of their Order   303; title: III. WORSHIP AND DISCIPLINE.; title: 210. The Celebration of Divine Worship. — Christian Art. — Religious Life 307; title: PERIOD II.; title: FROM THE FRENCH REVOLUTION DOWN TO OUR OWN DAY.; title: A. EXTERIOR HISTORY OF THE CHURCH.; title: I. SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY.; title: 211. Missions in the East Indies, China, Japan, etc 310; title: 212. The Catholic Church in the United States 312; title: 213. Missions in Central America, the West Indies, and South America, in Africa and Oceanica 328; title: 214. Missions in Turkey and Persia   331; title: II. CHURCH AND STATE.; title: 215. Influence of the French Revolution on Ecclesiastical Affairs    334; title: 216. Restoration of Ecclesiastical Order in France. — Concordat of 1801. — Napoleon and Pope Pius VII 338; title: 217. The Catholic Church in Germany. — Secularisation 342; title: 218. The Catholic Church in Bavaria under Maximilian Joseph I. and Louis I. 345; title: 219. Ecclesiastical Affairs in Prussia. — Troubles in Cologne         347; title: 220. The Ecclesiastical Provinces of the Upper Rhine 350; title: 221. The Condition of Ecclesiastical Affairs in Austria under Francis II. and Ferdinand I. 353; title: 222. The Catholic Church in the States of the German Alliance since the Year 1848 356; title: 223. The Restoration. — France under the Bourbons. — Louis Philippe. — Emperor Napoleon III. — The Republic 365; title: 224. The Catholic Church in Spain and Portugal 370; title: 225. The Catholic Church in the Italian States 374; title: 226. Ecclesiastical Affairs in Switzerland 376; title: 227. The Condition of the Catholic Church in the Netherlands  380; title: 228. Persecutions of the Catholic Church in Poland and Russia 384; title: 229. Catholicity in Ireland 388; title: 230. Revival of Catholicity in England and Scotland. — Restoration of the Hierarchy in both Countries 393; title: B. HISTORY OF THE INTERIOR CONDITION OF THE CHURCH.; title: I. CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH.; title: 231. The Popes of the Nineteenth Century 400; title: 232. The (Ecumenical Council of the Vatican       405; title: II. DEVELOPMENT OF DOCTRINE.; title: 1. Scientific Studies.; title: 233. Theological Science in the Nineteenth Century 407; title: 2. Heresies and Schisms.; title: 234. Theological Tendencies among Protestants 412; title: 235. The Protestant Union and its Results. — Several Shades in Protestantism 415; title: 236. Interior State of Protestantism — Sects 418; title: 237. The Sect of the Rongeans and of the so-called Old Catholics     423; title: 238. The Schismatic Churches of the East 425; title: III. WORSHIP AND DISCIPLINE.; title: 239. Divine Service. — Christian Life 426; title: 240. Concluding Remarks 430; title: Chronological List of Popes from Benedict XL to Leo XIII 432; title: Chronological List of (Ecumenical Councils from the Council of Vienne to that of the Vatican 433; title: Chronological Table of Popes, Emperors, Kings, and Important Events, from Benedict XI. to the dissolution of the German Empire in 1806. 434; title: Index 455