Breaking With the Past

"Breaking with the Past: Catholic Principles Abandoned at the Reformation," by Francis Aidan Gasquet and John Cardinal Farley, delves into a critical period in religious history. This meticulously prepared print republication examines the doctrines and principles of the Catholic Church, specifically addressing those tenets perceived to have been abandoned during the Reformation. Explore a detailed analysis of Catholic doctrine by prominent Catholic authors, offering insights into a pivotal era of change. A valuable resource for students and readers interested in religious history, church history, and the enduring influence of the Catholic Church. This volume provides a historical perspective on the theological shifts that shaped Europe, offering a unique perspective on the controversies and complexities of the Reformation. A key work for understanding the religious landscape of the time.

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