It quotes "There is one sheepfold and one shepherd" from the book of John, as well as Christ's direction to Peter that "Whatsoever you shall bind on earth, shall be bound also in Heaven." Philip IV responded to it by having Boniface VIII kidnapped and tortured. This letter arose from a dispute between the French king and the Pope over the taxation and prosecution of the clergy. Asserting the supremacy of the church and Pope over secular powers, for ten points, what was this 1302 papal bull that translates as "One Holy"?
It quotes "There is one sheepfold and one shepherd" from the book of John, as well as Christ's direction to Peter that "Whatsoever you shall bind on earth, shall be bound also in Heaven." Philip IV responded to it by having Boniface VIII kidnapped and tortured. This letter arose from a dispute between the French king and the Pope over the taxation and prosecution of the clergy. Asserting the supremacy of the church and Pope over secular powers, for ten points, what was this 1302 papal bull that translates as "One Holy"?
It quotes "There is one sheepfold and one shepherd" from the book of John, as well as Christ's direction to Peter that "Whatsoever you shall bind on earth, shall be bound also in Heaven."
Unam sanctam