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against these ideas in a
letter to
Cardinal James Gibbons,
published as
Testem benevolentiae nostrae. The long-term
result was that the
Irish Catholics...
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Testem benevolentiae nostrae is an
apostolic letter written by Pope Leo XIII to
Cardinal James Gibbons,
Archbishop of Baltimore,
dated January 22, 1899...
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denounced what he
deemed to be the
heresy of
Americanism in his
encyclical Testem benevolentiae nostrae. He
targeted American exceptionalism in the ecclesiastical...
- Otto
Zardetti and
eventually with Pope Leo XIII,
whose Apostolic letter Testem benevolentiae nostrae condemned Archbishop Ireland's
ideas as the heresy...
- particularism, name
given to the
phenomenon of
Americanism in the
apostolic letter Testem benevolentiae nostrae This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Cicero, Brutus, 69. Cicero, Pro Sulla, 14; In
Vatinium Testem, 5. Cicero, In
Vatinium Testem, 7;
Epistulae ad
Quintum Fratrem, ii. 6. Plutarch, "The...
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considered a heresy. On
January 22, 1899, Leo XIII sent
Gibbons an encyclical,
Testem benevolentiae nostrae ("Concerning New Opinions, Virtue,
Nature and Grace...
- cir****fusum esse dixerunt,
Cornelius Nepos ut recentior,
auctoritate sic certior;
testem autem rei
Quintum Metellum Celerem adicit,
eumque ita
rettulisse commemorat:...
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Catholicism of
obedience to authority.
Condemned by Pope Leo XIII in his
letter Testem benevolentiae nostrae in 1899 Jehovah's
Witnesses Religious movement which...
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which propagated Jansenist beliefs, was
repudiated by the Holy See. In
Testem benevolentiae nostrae,
issued on 22
January 1899, Pope Leo XIII condemned...
