The Council of Trent and the German Protestants

By Robert E. McNally, S.J. (Woodstock College)

Reprinted from Theological Studies, Vol. 25, No. 1, March 1964.

This is a scholarly theological journal offprint examining the relationship between the Council of Trent and the Protestant Reformation, written during the early ecumenical era surrounding Vatican II.

Description

Vintage 1964 theological offprint titled The Council of Trent and the German Protestants by Jesuit scholar Robert E. McNally, S.J., Woodstock College.

Originally published in Theological Studies, Volume 25, Number 1 (March 1964), this scholarly work examines the Council of Trent and its historical relationship with the German Protestant Reformers. Topics include Reformation history, Catholic-Protestant relations, ecumenism, and the legacy of Trent.

An excellent resource for collectors of Catholic theology, Church history, Jesuit scholarship, and Reformation studies.

Condition is good vintage condition with age-related wear, toning, and minor corner creasing. Staple binding remains intact and pages appear complete and readable. Please review all photos for condition details.

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