Decretum Et Documentum Pastorale Illustrissimi Ac Reuerendissimi Archiepiscopi Ducis Cameracensis ...: Aduersus Libellum Typis Editum, Cui Titulus, Ca (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245252591)

This book, "Decretum Et Documentum Pastorale Illustrissimi Ac Reuerendissimi Archiepiscopi Ducis Cameracensis ... Aduersus Libellum Typis Editum, Cui Titulus, Casus Conscientiae Propositus A Confessario Prouinciali Super Ecclesiastico Viro," presents a pastoral decree and document by the Archbishop Duke of Cambrai, François de Salignac de la Mothe Fénelon. The work is an argument against a published booklet entitled, "Casus Conscientiae Propositus A Confessario Prouinciali Super Ecclesiastico Viro," dealing with a case of conscience presented by a provincial confessor regarding an ecclesiastic. This book is a valuable historical document for those interested in the history of the Catholic Church in France, canon law, and the theological and pastoral concerns of the period.

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