 As a consequence of this publication, a historical dispute on the extent of the secret began, which lasts until today.Calvat's anti-Masonic and apocalyptic pronouncements prompted a reaction.In 1880 the bishop of Troyes denounced the Lecce book to the Congregation of the Holy Office, and in turn Prospero Caterini, Cardinal Secretary of the Congregation of the Holy Office, wrote back to him, in August 1880 saying that the Holy Office was displeased with the publication of this book, and wished copies withdrawn from circulation.