What does NCE stand for?

New Catholic Encyclopedia

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For a summary of Tonsor's work on Dollinger, see his short piece on him in The New Catholic Encyclopedia and his "Lord Acton on Dollinger's Historical Theology," Journal of the History of Ideas, Vol.

The young Stephen Tonsor: teacher, historicist, and conservative

An apocryphal tale has it that when Farley visited Rome and presented Pius X with the new Catholic Encyclopedia, a product of the Dunwoodie professors, the pope hurled a volume to the floor and demanded: "Get those Modernists out of your seminary

American Idol: Rome vs. the 'Modernists'

The New Catholic Encyclopedia refers to this time in its history as "a time of anguish" for the Catholic Church in Mexico.

Persecution of the Church in Mexico

October 2002: ------------- Directory of American Scholars 10th edition Encyclopedia of Aging Encyclopedia of World Biography 2nd edition Macmillan Encyclopedia of Death and Dying New Catholic Encyclopedia 2nd edition New Catholic Encyclopedia Supplement Jubilee Volume St.

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He is not given an entry in The Encyclopedia of Religion (1987), or in The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church (1997), and only a brief one in The New Catholic Encyclopedia (2003).

The essential Guardini

Ballantyne quoted the New Catholic Encyclopedia as declaring that "it is now theologically certain that the solemn canonization of a saint is an infallible and irrevocable decision of the Supreme Pontiff.

Canonizations and infallibility. (News in Brief)

The 14-volume New Catholic Encyclopedia (1967) takes into account conciliar developments, contains much useful factual information, but is now rather dated despite a series of supplemental volumes.

Get your faith off the shelf

Mulhern, "Devotions, Religious," New Catholic Encyclopedia, Vol IV (New York, 1967), p.

Suburbanization and the decline of Catholic public ritual in ...