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Gregory XI, 1370-1378

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GREGORY XI 1370-1378

Errors of Peter of Bonageta and of John of Lato

(The Most Holy Eucharist) 1

[Examined and condemned by the Inquisitors according to the mandate of the Pontiff]

578. (1) That if a consecrated host fall or is cast into a sewer, into mud, or some disgraceful place, that, while the species remain, the body of Christ ceases to be under them and the substance of bread returns.

579. 2. That if the consecrated host is gnawed by a mouse or is consumed by an animal, that, while the so-called species remains, the body of Christ ceases to be under them and the substance of bread returns.

580. 3. That if the consecrated host is consumed by a just man or by a sinner, that while the species is being crushed by the teeth, Christ is snatched up to heaven and He is not cast into the stomach of man.

Urban VI 1378-1389     Innocent VII 1404-1406 Boniface IX 1389-1404     Gregory XII 1406-1415

MARTIN V 1417-1431

COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE

1414-1418

Ecumenical XVI (against Wycliffe, Hus, etc.)

Session viii (May 4, 1415)

Errors of John Wycliffe 2

[Condemned in Council and by the Bulls "Inter Cunctas" and "In eminentis" Feb. 22, 1418]

581. 1. In the sacrament of the altar the material substance of bread and likewise the material substance of wine remain.

  1. DuPl I, I 390 b f.—Each from the Order of Brothers Minor. ↩

  2. Msi XXVII 1207 E ff. (cf. 632 1215 ff.); coll. Rcht II, 131 f.; Hrd VIII, 909 E ff. (cf. 299 918 ff.); BRT 4, 669 b ff.; MBR 1, 290 b ff.; cf. DuPl I, II 49 a ff.; where the censures of the theologians are added to the individual theses; cf. Hfl VII 116 ff.; Bar(Th) to 1415 n. 35 (27, 404 a f.). ↩