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Catholic political and religious response to the Protestant Reformation.
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It appears, though, that the matter is being solved slowly but surely by a silent "counter-reformation" by the old leaders.
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He succeeded, as Pius V, and then the Counter-Reformation was master.
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The Mysticism of the counter-Reformation had its centre in Spain.
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The character of the Counter-reformation was determined by her genius.
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The Jesuits represented Rome, the Counter-Reformation, and the League, and were banished for tyrannicide.
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Italy; Byzantines in; Cathars in; Catholic Reformation in Ch.
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A few words must be said about each one of these religious elements in the Catholic reformation.
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It was prior to 1570 that the Protestant Revolt had been effected and the Catholic Reformation achieved.
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Where the Renaissance had tried to reconcile heaven and earth, the Catholic reformation tried to split them asunder.
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He watched the growth, progress, and final triumph of the Catholic Revival.
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Here you have an example of what the Catholic revival does.
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The process of Catholic revival, resisted by some but welcomed by many, had begun.
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The recent Catholic revival essentially a revival of sacraments.
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The Catholic Revival was by its nature reactionary.
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The Catholic revival of which Froude had seen so much at Oxford was still in full swing.
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The opposition of the Reformation to art has been often enlarged upon; far greater was that of the Catholic revival.
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Europe would be indeed greatly the poorer if it wanted some of the most conspicuous products of the Catholic revival.
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The " Catholic revival" meant the rekindling of earnest religion and care for a good life in thousands of souls.
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Thus, while the Protestant reformation proceeded rapidly at one extremity of Europe, the Catholic revival went on as rapidly at the other.
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But Santayana denies that Luther prevented the euthanasia of Christianity, for there would have been, he affirms, a Catholic revival without him.
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Some future historian, as able and temperate as Professor Ranke, will, we hope, trace the progress of the Catholic revival of the nineteenth century.
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So far as it was possible, I have conducted my treatment of the Catholic Revival on a method analogous to that adopted for the Renaissance.
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