Stanislaus Hosius was instrumental in reopening this meeting, and Girolamo Seripando's "double justice" theory was refuted by Diego Laynez during it.
Stanislaus Hosius was instrumental in reopening this meeting, and Girolamo Seripando's "double justice" theory was refuted by Diego Laynez during it. Hubert Jedin provides the most complete history of this meeting, whose namesake catechism was written by Saint Carlo Borromeo. This meeting defined transubstantiation, and it appointed a commission to create a list of prohibited books. Three of this meeting's sessions were held in Bologna, and Palestrina's Pope Marcellus Mass was supposedly composed to dissuade participants in it from banning polyphonic music. This meeting set the number of sacraments at seven, and it condemned the doctrine of justification by faith alone put forth by Martin Luther. Convened by Pope Paul III, for 10 points, name this ecumenical council held between 1545 and 1563 which began the Counter Reformation.
Stanislaus Hosius was instrumental in reopening this meeting, and Girolamo Seripando's "double justice" theory was refuted by Diego Laynez during it.
Council of {Trent} [or {Concilium Tridentinum}]