The Great Controversy - Righteousness is Love

532THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, VOL. 7, PP. 783-789; H. C. LEA, AHISTORY OF AURICULAR CONFESSION AND INDULGENCES IN THELATIN CHURCH (PHILADELPHIA: LEA BROTHERS AND CO., 1896);THOMAS M. LINDSAY, A HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION (NEWYORK; CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, 1917), VOL. 1, PP. 216-227;ALBERT HENRY NEWMAN, A MANUAL OF CHURCH HISTORY(PHILADELPHIA: THE AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATIONSOCIETY, 1953), VOL. 2, PP. 53, 54, 62; LEOPOLD RANKE, HISTORYOF THE REFORMATION IN GERMANY (2D LONDON ED., 1845),TRANSLATED BY SARAH AUSTIN, VOL. 1, PP. 331, 335-337, 343-346; PRESERVED SMITH, THE AGE OF THE REFORMATION (NEWYORK: HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY, 1920), PP. 23-25, 66.ON THE PRACTICAL OUTWORKINGS OF THE DOCTRINE OFINDULGENCES DURING THE PERIOD OF THE REFORMATION SEEA PAPER BY DR. H. C. LEA, ENTITLED, "INDULGENCES IN SPAIN,"PUBLISHED IN PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CHURCHHISTORY, VOL. 1, PP. 129-171. OF THE VALUE OF THISHISTORICAL SIDELIGHT DR. LEA SAYS IN HIS OPENINGPARAGRAPH: "UNVEXED BY THE CONTROVERSY WHICHRAGED BETWEEN LUTHER AND DR. ECK AND SILVESTERPRIERIAS, SPAIN CONTINUED TRANQUILLY TO FOLLOW IN THEOLD AND BEATEN PATH, AND FURNISHES US WITH THEINCONTESTABLE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS WHICH ENABLE US TOEXAMINE THE MATTER IN THE PURE LIGHT OF HISTORY."ORIGINAL TEXT PAGE 59. THE MASS.--FOR THE DOCTRINE OFTHE MASS AS SET FORTH AT THE COUNCIL OF TRENT SEE THECANONS AND DECREES OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT IN PHILIPSCHAFF, CREEDS OF CHRISTENDOM, VOL. 2, PP. 126-139, WHEREBOTH LATIN AND ENGLISH TEXTS ARE GIVEN. SEE ALSO H. G.SCHROEDER, CANONS AND DECREES OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT(ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI: B. HERDER, 1941).FOR A DISCUSSION OF THE MASS SEE THE CATHOLICENCYCLOPEDIA, VOL 5, ART. "EUCHARIST," BY JOSEPH POHLE,PAGE 572 FF.; NIKOLAUS GIHR, HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS,DOGMATICALLY, LITURGICALLY, ASCETICALLY EXPLAINED, 12THED. (ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI: B. HERDER, 1937); JOSEF ANDREASJUNGMANN, THE MASS OF THE ROMAN RITE, ITS ORIGINS AND