The latest issue of Christian History Magazine is devoted to ‘The Catholic Reformation’, the fourth in a four-part series on the Reformation.
Here is the paragraph of blurb:
‘The fourth and final issue of our Reformation series features the story of Catholic reform in the sixteenth century. Renewal spread through the Catholic church through new religious orders – foremost the Jesuits – and through individuals and groups who sympathized with “evangelical” ideas while remaining under papal authority. The Council of Trent, the official response to the Protestant critique, would set a course for Catholicism for the next 500 years. The issue also includes closing thoughts on the long-term effects of the Reformation and the prospects for ecumenical dialogue between Catholics and Protestants today.’
The whole magazine is available as a 6.8 MB pdf here.
The previous three magazines in the series are available
