The papal bull Benedictus Deus upheld the outcome of this event, which authorized a list of prohibited books and standardized the procedure for mass.
The definitive history of this event is German historian Hubert Jedin's four-volume treatment. The papal bull Benedictus Deus upheld the outcome of this event, which authorized a list of prohibited books and standardized the procedure for mass. This event, which resulted in the production of the Roman Catechism, lasted for (*) twenty-five sessions under Paul III, Julius III, and Pius IV. This council was called to define Catholic doctrine, especially the relationship between works and faith in light of the "sola fide" argument of Martin Luther. For 10 points, name this ecumenical council of the mid-1500s that outlined the principles of the Counter-Reformation.
The definitive history of this event is German historian Hubert Jedin's four-volume treatment.
Council of Trent [or Council of Trento; or Concilium Tridentinum]