Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... Pope , or that they even con- gregated do not , without him , constitute the Church , and are incompetent to define her faith . There is no council without the Pope , as even Napoleon the First was obliged to acknowledge , and no act of ...
... Pope , or that they even con- gregated do not , without him , constitute the Church , and are incompetent to define her faith . There is no council without the Pope , as even Napoleon the First was obliged to acknowledge , and no act of ...
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... Pope and of those in whom vested for the time being the authority to hold the Council and elect a new Pontiff . The authority given by the true Pope , who , as we say , was Gregory XII . , and the assent of the cardinals and prelates of ...
... Pope and of those in whom vested for the time being the authority to hold the Council and elect a new Pontiff . The authority given by the true Pope , who , as we say , was Gregory XII . , and the assent of the cardinals and prelates of ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. Pope , and would rather have a false Pope or none at all than a Roman or an Italian Pope , as it proved by withdrawing France from the Obedience of Benedict XIII . , and submit- ting to no other . France made ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. Pope , and would rather have a false Pope or none at all than a Roman or an Italian Pope , as it proved by withdrawing France from the Obedience of Benedict XIII . , and submit- ting to no other . France made ...
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