...and Bishop Holbeach of Lincoln 'teach and set forth the manifest and condemned error against the very true presence of Christ's body and blood in the sacrament of the altar'. Naturally this was set aside, and Cranmer read the final judgement in the case, declaring him deprived...

...alternatively entitled, the 'Supreme Power' - which is an exposition and defence of the papacy in two homilies; the true presence of Christ's body and blood in the Sacrament of the Altar; transubstantiation; and, to conclude, certain answers to some common objections made against the Sacrament...

...1530s, the pope had been expunged from Cranmer's creed (by law), but not yet the doctrine of the real presence of Christ's body and blood in the sacrament of the altar, which he would discard only in the 15405.16 So on sleepless nights, if there were any, Cranmer may...

...passion, and not as another redemption or satisfaction or sacrifice. However, he believed 'the very true presence of Christ's Body and Blood in the sacrament of the altar'. Gardiner was put in prison in 1548 and he remained there until August 1553. Then he became an adviser...

...describe a cosmic order willed by God and to which God himself had to submit. The concreteness of the presence of Christ's body and blood in the sacrament of the altar, as well as the certainty about his real birth in a way that fully respected his mother's virginity,...

...sur la doctrine eucharistique de Luther. Les dernières pages que j'aie lues à ce sujet sont « The Presence of Christ's Body and Blood in the Sacrament of the Altar according to Luther », par Norman Nagel, dans Concordia Theological Monthly, 1968, 227-38. (10) Carlstadt...