The Bucknell Review, 第 11 卷Bucknell University Press, 1962 |
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... Council.10 The day of the opening of the Council was drawing near . In a solemn reception in the Sistine Chapel , the Pope on December 2 , 1869 , greeted the assembled bishops and , after an allocution , an- nounced the procedures and ...
... Council.10 The day of the opening of the Council was drawing near . In a solemn reception in the Sistine Chapel , the Pope on December 2 , 1869 , greeted the assembled bishops and , after an allocution , an- nounced the procedures and ...
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... Council pro- ceedings , was soon worked out under the leadership of Bishops Dupanloup and Strossmayer . An attack on the organization of the Council and on the papal rules was planned . This would take the form of demands for new ...
... Council pro- ceedings , was soon worked out under the leadership of Bishops Dupanloup and Strossmayer . An attack on the organization of the Council and on the papal rules was planned . This would take the form of demands for new ...
第 11 頁
... Council , but that it would refuse to recognize as organs of the Church those persons who took part in or submitted to its deliberations . The governments would , as a result , admit no bishop , minister , or theologian who recognized ...
... Council , but that it would refuse to recognize as organs of the Church those persons who took part in or submitted to its deliberations . The governments would , as a result , admit no bishop , minister , or theologian who recognized ...
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