Alpha Edition The Catholic Encyclopedia; An International Work Of Reference On The Constitution, Doctrine, Discipline, And History Of The Catholic Church (Volume Xiii)

A cornerstone for scholars of religious studies and seekers of truth alike, The Catholic Encyclopedia (Volume XIII) opens the doors to the heart of early 20th century Catholicism. This authoritative religious encyclopedia, edited by Charles G. Herbermann, offers a global catholic perspective on the constitution, doctrine, discipline, and history of the Catholic Church. Each entry is crafted with scholarly precision, illuminating the Church's enduring influence and the evolution of its teachings. It is a reference that informs, inspires, and invites reflection. Knowledge lives here. Within these pages, readers will discover a definitive catholic church reference, a guide to church discipline, and a chronicle of catholic doctrine history. Herbermann's meticulous editorial hand ensures that both casual readers and serious theology students find value, whether seeking context for historical catholic texts or comparing this treasure to the likes of Encyclopedia Britannica. The work's breadth and depth make it indispensable for anyone fascinated by the living tradition and intellectual heritage of the Church. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.