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Adam Affirmation Age of Enlightenment Albigenses, and sacraments Alter Christus Anointing, last Apostasy, possibility of Apostles, choice for Kingdom of God Apostolic succession, within the Church, outside the Church Aquinas, Aristotelianism in the Church Art, native to Catholicism, Christian art and the Blessed Sacrament "As If" philosophy Asceticism, Assent, internal; qualified Augustine, St., quoted on the Church, on unity of Christ and her Church, overridden, Christ as teacher, opposed human intermediaries, on the sacraments, on Church discipline, on Mystical Body of Christ, quoted on Incarnation and the Church, on authority and love, historical development of the Church, on Church authority, on Holy Spirit, on unity, advocate of the veneration of the saints, on priesthood of the Church, on Christianity and love, on piety and Church, on heresy and Church, on sacraments outside the Church, on heretics, on the Church Authority, of the Church, the authority of Christ, Christo-centric, not inconsistent with His teaching, its function in doctrinal development, plays important part in educative activity of the Church, its relation to conscience, to freedom of thought, to personal piety, fallible Baptism, sacrament of, power, of desire Bernard, St., experiencing the faith in prayer, Beuron, Benedictine monastery, cited as pilgrimage for non-Catholics Bible, scripture and tradition the twin sources of Catholic faith, source of, New Testament, inspired word of God, scripture supports the Bible, source of Catholic faith, Church's affirmation and tradition, canon of Protestantism Bishops, relation to Church organism, exercise a service of love, solidarity of, and apostolic commission Blessed Sacrament Blessed Virgin Body, human, reverence of Church for Body of Christ Belliger, on St. Peter Canon law, formulates the papal prerogative, and heretics Catherine of Siena, example of piety Catholic Church, manifold yet unitary, and reunion, current interest in, reasons for, church unity, broken, essential nature of, Kingdom of God and Body of Christ permeated by Christ, constitution of, church discipline, attributes, a visible community under papal supremacy beginning of, as a community, authority of, living witness to Christ, foundation, given eschatological character by Christ, established on St. Peter as its rock foundation, whose prerogative is continued in the popes, his successors, realized in a communion of Saints which embraces heaven purgatory, and this world, governing authority of, Church Militant, Church Suffering, Church Triumphant, relation of triumphant, suffering, and militant members, Church Triumphant relation to Church Militant, Church Suffering relation to Church Militant, and fellowship of its earthly members, authority of, and development of doctrine, its catholicity, the sole Church of Christ and normal channel of His grace, its work the sanctification of men, educates its members by authoritative doctrinal teaching and moral discipline, its actuality short of its ideal and pointing to a future consummation Catholicism, elements of, contrasted with Protestantism, nature of, actuality of Catholicity, of the experience of Pentecost, characteristic of divine action, of the Church, Celibacy, meaning and purpose of, Character, given by some sacraments, Catholic, elements of Christ Christendom, reunion of, unity broken Christianity, misunderstood by the critics, a vital unity, not to be distinguished from Catholicism Church year Clement Maria Hofbauer, Communio fidelium Communion of Saints, doctrine of, aspects of Community idea, expressed in the Church, dominant idea of the Church, its testimony to the faith, relation of the personality to Confession Confirmation, sacrament of, purpose of, character of Congregations, Roman, decisions Conscience, supremacy of and its relation to authority, erroneous Contrition, perfect act of Corruption, in head and members of the Church, Council of Florence Council of Lyons Council of Trent Creation, the fall of God according to Schopenhauer Critical method, historico Critical theology Culture, and Catholicism Cyprian, St., testifies to the papacy, formulates the sentence "extra ecclesiam nulla salus" rejects heretical baptism Deism DeLugo, Juan, Cardinal on the salvation of non-Catholics Development of dogma Dogma, development of Dogma of the Church, permeated by Christ Dollinger, I. von, argues against the infallibility of the pope Donatists, and sacraments Dositheus, mentioned Dostoievsky, and authority Easter faith Educative action Ehrhard, A., on the Bull "Summis desiderantes" Elchasai, mentioned England, conversion movement Eschatological school, teachings regarding Church's foundation, Eschatology, true interpretation of Our Lord's, which determines the character of His Church, is the ultimate solution of her present imperfections Eucharist Ex opere operantis Ex opere operato Exclusiveness of the Church, formulated by St. Cyprian, Fourth Lateran Council on, Council of Florence on, Cardinal De Lugo on, and Pope Pius IX Extra ecclesiam nulla salus Extreme Unction, purpose of Faith, genesis of Catholic, in the apostles, work of Holy Spirit, human, contrasted with the rationalistic apprehension of Christ, influence on the development of doctrine, Catholic fellowship in the faith, blind, condemned by Vatican Council, gives life nobility, rests on living witness of tradition Family, Christian, its importance in the propagation of the living faith Fasting, training in self-control "Fictionalism" Florence, Council of, doctrine of purgatory, condemnation on all outside the Church, Francis of Assisi, St., necessary to the Church, piety and authority "Free Catholicism" Galileo, mistaken condemnation of Gnosticism God, modern man cut off from, Catholicism affirms completely, faith in, how attained, personal, sanctity required for Vision of, delay of this Vision the chief pain of purgatory, His glory reflected in His saints, all-efficient, yet allows creatures to co-operate with Him, saints help faithful through Him, adoration belongs to Him alone, grace available to all, justification connotes a partaking in His nature, His law the revelation of His Wisdom Sanctity and Goodness, our conceptions of Him necessarily inadequate His designs inscrutable, allows the Church to suffer for the defects of its members, permits imperfections out of His Goodness Goethe, Johann Wolfgang, quoted on faith in the sacraments, on Catholic confession Grace, action of in the genesis of faith, conducts us to God, operation outside the Church, habitual, sanctifying see grace, habitual; man's cooperation with, root of merit, does not displace moral responsibility Guardian Angels, doctrine concerning Harnack, Adolf, quoted on ignorance about Catholicism, on mission of Jesus, on Protestantism and confession Heaven, the happiness of Heiler, Friedrich, discerns seven strata in Catholicism, cites growing interest in Catholicism, referred to, quoted on papacy, on separation between Christ and "Roman Church", on Jewish society, on unity of Christ's teaching, on eschatological character of Jesus' Gospel, on early Church, reference to faith in God, on veneration of the saints, on exclusiveness of the Church, on salvation and conscience, on prayer and the Mass, on the Eucharist, on sacramental efficacy Heresy, its influence on the Church, formal and material Heretics, Church's attitude toward, persecution of in the Middle Ages Historico-critical method Hofbauer, Clement Maria, St., on the causes of the Reformation Holl, K., on Jerusalem and Christian Church Holtzmann, on Catholicity of Church Holy Eucharist Holy Orders Holy Scripture Holy Spirit, at Pentecost opens the eyes of the Apostles and gives them faith, operates likewise in the genesis of our faith, inspires faith, guides the development of doctrine, preserves the balance of the Church, abides always with the Church in its faith life Hugel, F. von, on Catholicism, on divine grace, Human liberty Humanity, unity of, in sin and redemption Humility, brotherly, a recognition that we owe all to God and His grace Hussites, and sacraments Ignatius Loyola, St., necessary to the Church, on earthly things, "Spiritual Exercises" Ignatius of Antioch, St., testifies to the papacy, on Catholicity of the Church Immaculate Conception, doctrine of Individualism Indulgences doctrine of, establish new life in God Infallibility of the pope Innocent VIII, Pope, "Summis desiderantes" Inquisition, The Intolerance of the Church James, Henry, psychology referred to Jansenists, on grace outside the Church, valid orders of Jerome, St., advocate of the veneration of the saints Jesus Christ, Catholicism believes fully in, head of the Church, works in and through the community, as Redeemer, rejects tyranny, but not lawful authority, loving service the mark of His disciples, faith in, how attained, relations with Jewish worship, true meaning of His eschatology, choice of twelve apostles, choice of St. Peter, whose prerogative He intended should descend to His successors, conjoins all the members of His Church into one Communion of Saints, sends grace and comfort to the souls in purgatory, the saints, especially Our Lady, evidences of His triumph intercession of the saints based on their incorporation in Him, the Mass represents the sacrifice of His death, priesthood shared by consecrated ministers, priesthood shared by all His members, teachings on prayer, is Incarnate Love, and His Church must express the same love always with His members, intended Gospel for all, the only road to God, His grace outside the Church, foretold the imperfection and sins of His members, alone ever modern, promises the indefectibility of His Church Judaism, our Lord's attitude towards Judas Maccabeus, reference to purification of the soul Judgment, Last Judgment-Day, Christ's teaching, Justification, Lutheran concept, Catholic doctrine of Kant, Immanuel, philosophy mentioned, subjective realism, on "moral autonomy" Kattenbusch, F., on St. Peter Keppler, Paul Wilhelm von, Bp., on Church reform Kingdom of God, realized in the Church, according to Christ's teachings, as a present kingdom needs the organization of a Church, character of, represented by St. Peter, universal, will not be overcome by evil, present imperfection indicated in Our Lord's parables, its members have responsibilities toward it Kohler, Walter, quoted on Pius X, on heresy Kramer, Henry, author, "Malleus Maleficarum" Last anointing Last Day, time of Last Judgment Lechler, Catholicism and art "Liberals", excluded from Communion Liberty, relation to authority Lippert, Peter, on Catholic Church Liturgical year Liturgical year Liturgy, purpose of Love, bond of essential to Church, Luther, Martin, on heresy Lyons, Council of, doctrine of purgatory Macaulay, Thomas, quoted from review on von Ranke's History on immortality of church Magus, Simon, mentioned "Malleus Maleficarum," on witchcraft Man, his intellectual and moral needs, autonomous, co-operates in work of salvation through God's power Manichaeans Maria Laach monastery, cited as pilgrimage for non-Catholics Marriage, sacrament of, dignity of, Mary, Blessed Virgin, merit and glory of, part in the work of salvation, intercession of, Immaculate Conception of Mass, Sacrifice of the, help for the Church suffering offered for all faithful, Merit, Catholic doctrine of, Merkle Middle Ages, character of Modernism Mohler, John Adam, mentioned regarding oneness of Christ and the Church, on papacy, quoted on the sayings of Jesus, quoted on Church's fight against evil Monachism Montanists, and sacraments Morality, Christocentric Morality of the Church, its ideals and methods Mosaic Law Mystical Body of Christ, St. Paul's description of the Church, implies a mystical oneness of Christ and the Church, a relation which is expressed in her every activity, and sacraments, essentially an organism and a community, born with the Incarnation, differentiation, its constitution, unity of, spirit of brotherly love, activity of its members in the Communion of Saints, relations of its earthly members to the saints, relations of earthly members with one another, its prayer a prayer for all, a fellowship in the faith, a fellowship in love, which is its life-blood, affected by heresy, necessarily exclusive, the visible body and the invisible soul, ailments and wounds of must perfect itself in its members Natural reason Natural things, goodness of Negation Newman, John Henry Cardinal, on fullness of Catholicism, on heresy and Church, on Catholicism, quoted on the life of the Church, on the Church Niebergail, on Holy Mass, on the Church Nietzsche, Friedrich, on celibacy, on Greek sculpture Novatians, and sacraments Obedience, of Catholics to the Church, to Church and conscience Old Testament Orders, Holy Ordination, character of Origen, mentioned regarding the oneness of Christ and the Church Orthodox Church, and tradition, apostolic succession and valid orders, sanctity of some of its members Osterreich, psychology referred to Other-worldliness, a mark of Catholicism Paganism Papacy Pascal, Blaise, on spirit of Catholicism Paul, St., concept of the Church, his testimony to the pre-eminence of St. Peter, reference made to purification of the soul, universalism of, sanctification of men as purpose of the Church, attitude towards celibacy, the Church of the present manifests the suffering of Christ per Christum Dominum nostrum Personality, its relation to the community, Penance, sacrament of, purpose of Pentecost season, effect on the Apostles, Catholicity of, psychological aspect of, first, characteristics of, Peter, St., confession of faith, choice and preeminence of, influence of, and Easter faith, true explanation to be found in the positive act of Our Lord, the Rock, relation to Church, Catholicism of Piety, Christo-centric, expressed in a community worship, resists formalism, individual and various embraces whole life of the Catholic, non-Catholic piety, causes a specifically Catholic temper Pius IX, Pope, on the salvation of non-Catholics Pius X, Pope, pre-eminently a priest, condemns modernism, "Pascendi," on modernism, encyclical on St. Borromeo Pius XI, Pope, first encyclical teaches that Church authority is the service of Christ's members, "Arcanum Dei," on the pope Polycarp, St., martyrdom mentioned Pope, Macaulay's testimony on papacy, infallibility, his office a necessary consequence of the nature of the Church, duty to interpret revelation, and unity of Church, absolute rule, servant of servants, personification of love, 43-45; successor of St. Peter, possessing his authority and jurisdiction Prayer, character of Christian Priesthood, visible, in the Church Priesthood of Christ, shared by the laity, shared by specially consecrated ministers, Protestantism, contrasted with Catholicism, piety of, rejected Christianity by dropping celibacy Purgatory, Catholic doctrine of Rationalism Real Presence Reason. Church believes in, natural, prepares way for faith Redemption, universal and unitary in character Reformation, causes of Renaissance Renunciation Retreats, value of Reunion of Christendom Revelation, necessity of, conveyed through human vessels, limited in each age Sacramentals, and Church Sacraments, a working of Christ among His people, not pagan mysteries, character of, meaning of "ex opere operato," impersonality of, and the Church, non-Catholic, and God's grace, all embracing, channels of the grace of Christ Sacrifice, Christ's attitude toward Saints, glory of, given special gifts from God, veneration of, intercession and application of merits on our behalf, variety of Salvation, necessity of, and scrupulosity Sanctification, primary purpose of the Church Scepticism Scheler, psychology referred to, Scholar, in conflict with authority, truth never vainly sown Schleich, K. L., on "Spiritual Exercises" Scholz, psychology referred to Schopenhauer, Arthur, on celibacy, on nature of creation Scriptures, Holy Scrupulosity, not peculiar to Catholicism, and salvation Sin, original Sin, venial Soderblom, N., appeals for better understanding of Catholicism Soul of the Church Spirituality Subjectivism Teaching of the Church Tertullian, judgment on the heretics of his time, quoted on Church authority, the human soul Theology, critical, misunderstands Christianity, on foundation of Church Thomas Aquinas, St., on the unity of Christ and the Church, mentioned regarding faith in the sacraments, overridden, on the veneration of the saints, on priesthood of the laity, on conscience, on celibacy, on evangelical counsels Tradition, stream of Christian teaching from Our Lord through the Apostles to us, and scripture as interpreted by the Church, immediate source of Catholic faith, from Pentecost through the centuries, inspired by God, unitary life, and Catholic life, and the Orthodox Church Trent, Council of, doctrine of purgatory, on use of indulgences Unity, of mankind, in sin and redemption Universalism, of Christ, of the Church Vaihinger, Hans, "As If" philosophy Vatican Council, on knowledge of God through reason, reference to governance of Church, on profane sciences, on faith, on blind faith, on revealed truth Vincent de Paul, St., necessary to the Church Voltaire, Francois, on Church's preaching and salvation Waldenses, and sacraments Weinel, H., on Kingdom of God Weiss, J., on Kingdom of God Wellhausen, on pre-eminence of St. Peter, on Protestant and Catholic worship Witch trials World War, 1914-1918, on Catholic revival Worship, Christo-centric |
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