Catechismus Concilii Tridentini, Pii V... Jussu Promulgatus

This is the Catechism decreed by the Council of Trent and promulgated by Pope Pius V. A cornerstone of Catholic doctrine, this catechism offers a comprehensive exposition of Christian beliefs and moral teachings as defined during the Counter-Reformation. It is an invaluable resource for understanding the Catholic Church's response to the challenges of the 16th century and its enduring theological framework.

The "Catechismus Concilii Tridentini" served as a guide for clergy and a definitive statement of faith for the laity, clarifying sacraments, creeds, and moral precepts. Its influence extended through centuries, shaping Catholic education and practice. This edition provides a historical window into the post-Reformation era and the intellectual currents that defined it.

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