Cardinal Bellarmine—Now Saint and Doctor of the Church

Autor:	David S. Schaff
Rok vydání:	1933
Předmět:	Cultural Studies History Protestantism media_common.quotation_subject Religious studies Art history SAINT Art Theology media_common
Zdroj:	Church History. 2:41-55
ISSN:	1755-2613 0009-6407
DOI:	10.1017/s0009640700120050
Popis:	Cardinal Bellarmine, the chief controversialist who has written against Protestantism, has within less than fifteen months been elevated to the two highest ecclesiastical dignities conferred within the Roman communion upon the dead. He was declared to be a saint on June 29, 1930, and a Doctor of the Church—doctor ecclesiae—on September 17, 1931. Five years before, the same dignities had been conferred on Peter Canisius, likewise a member of the Society of Jesus and in the latter half of the sixteenth century next to Bellarmine the leading literary opponent of the “Lutheran rebellion”,—words used by Pius XI in his bulls of canonization.
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