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Showing posts with label transubstantiation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transubstantiation. Show all posts
28 August 2025

Ratramnus

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When Charles the Bald visited the abbey of New Corvey in 843, he said he would like to have the Eucharist explained to him. In response, th...
27 August 2025

Paschasius Radbertus

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About 831CE, a Carolingian monk at the monastery of New Corvey in Westphalia wrote De Corpore et Sanguine Domini , "On the Body and Blo...
26 August 2025

Berengar and Controversy

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After Berengar of Tours avoided what he assumed was a council to condemn him further (he had already been excommunicated for his denial of ...
25 August 2025

Berengar of Tours

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A controversial figure who was widely respected by some and strongly denounced by others, Berengar was born in the early 11th century, proba...
24 August 2025

Transubstantiation

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I'm going to start with a quotation from a website about transubstantiation and Paul to the Corinthians: Evidently Paul believed that th...
21 August 2025

Henry of Lausanne

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When Bishop Hildebert returned to Le Mans after his visit to Rome (to ask the pope to let him resign from his position), he faced a situati...
10 July 2012

Jan Hus, Part 1 (of 2)

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Jan Hus (1369-6 July, 1415) was a pious child whose manners and performance while singing and serving in church in Prague distinguished him....
30 May 2012

Lanfranc, Part 2 (of 2)

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The Transformation of Matter Of Lanfranc's (c.1005-1089) many accomplishments, perhaps the most far-reaching was his writing on the su...