Enc: Mortalium Animos

SKU: 6554 | ISBN: 935952462

$2.50

On True Religious Unity

Perhaps the ecumenical dizziness spun from the first Parliament of Religions (Chicago, 1893) and the horrific modern wars like the First World War (and their wearying effect on society) were on the mind of Pius XI when he wrote this encyclical (1928).

Times were hard enough all over and people were tired. Who wanted to fight about religion of all things? As a result, the cause of fostering unity among men of all religions - among those calling themselves Christians - was catching on fast and generating indifference, even among Catholics, to the objective truths of the True Faith. This ecumenism was being motivated by a false idea of "one flock" under the guise of a falsely - understood charity.

Pius XI here denounces the dreamers, calls inconceivable a "federation of Christians in which each member retains his own opinions ... in matters of faith," and, proclaims that the only ecumenism is to convert the world to Catholicism.

16pp.

Store

About Us

Angelus Press is the premier source of information on the Traditional Latin Mass and the practice of an integral Catholic Faith in today's world.

As an apostolate of the Catholic press, we have the mission of spreading the Catholic Faith through the printed word by our Traditional Catholic books and magazine publications.
Read more »

Donate

News & Updates

Get the latest blog post, sales, new releases and more sent to your inbox

Enc: Mortalium Animos

Main Menu

Store

About Us

News & Updates