Inventing the modern papacy / edited by Carolina Armenteros, Francisco Javier Ramón Solans.

Other author Armenteros, Carolina editor
Other author Ramón Solans, Francisco Javier, 1983- editor.
Format Book
PublicationLeiden : Brill, [2026]-
Descriptionvolumes ; 24 cm.
Subjects

SeriesBrill's series in church history and religious culture, 1572-4107 ;
Brill's series in church history and religious culture ; volume 85-86. ^A1368715
Incomplete content Volume 1. The birth of political ultramontanism (1789-1914). -- Volume 2. From feudal kingdom to global soft power (1789-1914)
Abstract "The nineteenth century opened with the See of Peter vacant as rumors circulated throughout war-torn Europe that the papacy had come to an end. By 1870, however, the First Vatican Council had pronounced the doctrine of papal infallibility, turning the pontiff into the Church's supreme and infallible authority. From the point of view of intellectual history, this volume tells the story of how political ultramontanism helped to reinvigorate and transform the papacy into a diplomatically effective power that could harness the devotion of millions throughout the globe. The new theology generated debate among Catholics across Europe, leading to schism and excommunication but also to new teachings and ecclesiologies and a role for the pope as international arbitrator"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Issued in other formOnline version http://id.loc.gov/entities/relationships/onlineversion Inventing the modern papacy Leiden Brill, [2026]- 9789004734920
LCCN 2025024536
ISBN9789004734913
ISBN9789004734975 (volume 2; hardback)
ISBN9004734910
ISBNebook
ISBN900473497X (volume 2; hardback)

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