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Councils and synods, Episcopal (Catholic)
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TextRatio, cur synodus illa, quam Paulus Ro. Pontifex eius nominis III, Mantuae celebrandam, parum candide indicit, & se habiturum esse significat, neque aequa inderi possit, neq[ue] utilis Ecclesiae, unde & ab ijs, qui sacrosanctum Euangelium ineffabili Dei
Summary: When Pope Paul III called for a reform council at Mantua in 1536, the Protestants were faced with a dilemma. If they attended the council they would be recognizing the Pope's authority in such matters. If they refused, then it might appear that their calls for a general council had been insincere. The sticky task of responding to the pope's call fell upon Melanchthon. This is an edition of his response.Summary: When Pope Paul III called for a reform council at Mantua in 1536, the Protestants were faced with a dilemma. If they attended the council they would be recognizing the Pope's authority in such matters. If they refused, then it might appear that their calls for a general council had been insincere. The sticky task of responding to the pope's call fell upon Melanchthon. This is an edition of his response. -
TextS.D.n.D. Pauli diuina prouidentia p.p. III : Bullla indictionis sacro sancti generalis concilii
Catholic Church. Pope (1534-1549 : Paul III)Summary: Latin text of the Papal Bull Ad Dominici gregis curam, issued June 4, 1536, for the Council of Mantua which was never held (council eventually took place in Trent).Summary: Latin text of the Papal Bull Ad Dominici gregis curam, issued June 4, 1536, for the Council of Mantua which was never held (council eventually took place in Trent).