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Mgr Joseph Clifford Fenton
Membership
The Church and the Non-Catholic
The Baptismal Character and Membership in the Catholic Church
The Parish Census-List and Membership in the True Church
Contemporary Questions about Membership in the Church
The Status of St Robert Bellarmine’s Teaching about Membership of Occult Heretics in the Church
The Mystical Body
Father Journet’s Concept of the Church
An Accusation Against School Theology
Mystici Corporis and the Definitions of the Church
The Use of the Terms Body and Soul with Reference to the Catholic Church
The Act of the Mystical Body – Original Article
The Act of the Mystical Body – Criticism by Fr Brosnan, with reply by Mgr Fenton
The Papacy and its Relation to the Church
Papal Infallibility before 1870
St Peter and Apostolic Jurisdiction
The Apostolicity of the Roman See
Episcopal Jurisdiction and the Roman See
The Magisterium
The Religious Assent Due to the Teachings of Papal Encyclicals
The Doctrinal Authority of Papal Encyclicals, Part I
The Doctrinal Authority of Papal Encyclicals, Part II
The Doctrinal Authority of Papal Allocutions
Magisterium and Jurisdiction in the Catholic Church
The Humani Generis and its Predecessors
Humani Generis and the Holy Father’s Ordinary Magisterium
Infallibility in the Encyclicals
The Definition of a Dogma (NB: ignore the utopian letter from a reader caught in the scanner)
Faith and Theology
The Teaching of the Theology Manuals
The Question of Ecclesiastical Faith (NB: mentions the then-Fr Guérard des Lauriers)
Background to the Oath Against Modernism
Christ the Teacher and the Stability of Catholic Dogma
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