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1. www.azquotes.com › author › 21495-Robert_BellarmineTOP 15 QUOTES BY ROBERT BELLARMINE | A-Z Quotes

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   Robert Bellarmine. Faith, Inspiration, Charity. 75 Copy quote. When we appeal to the throne of grace we do so through Mary, honoring God by honoring His Mother, imitating Him by exalting her, touching the most responsive chord in the sacred heart of Christ with the sweet name of Mary. Robert Bellarmine.

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3. oll.libertyfund.org › people › robert-bellarmineQuotes by Robert Bellarmine | Online Library of Liberty

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   1542 – 1621. Robert Bellarmine (1542–1621) was a Jesuit cardinal and a celebrated professor of theology at the Roman College, of which he became rector in 1592. Bio. Titles. Presidents, Kings, Tyrants, & Despots. Edward Bellarmine grapples with the problem of a subject’s obedience to kings or popes (1610) Robert Bellarmine. Full Quote.

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   5 days ago · This was something almost altogether new: instead of stating a doctrine or dogma and saying that if you don’t believe it you are, by default, a heretic, St. Robert Bellarmine made convincing and compelling arguments not merely against the Church’s enemies, but in favor of the Church herself.

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   Sep 17, 2020 · Quote/s of the Day – 17 September – The Memorial of St Robert Bellarmine SJ (1542-1621) Doctor of the Church “The school of Christ is the school of love. In the last day, when the general examination takes place … Love will be the whole syllabus.”

6. www.thedivinemercy.org › life-st-robert-bellarmineThe Life of St. Robert Bellarmine - The Divine Mercy

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   Bellarmine was one of the brightest theologians of his time, and is hailed as the patron saint of catechumens and catechists. His work involved countering the heresy that flooded out of the Protestant Reformation. Bellarmine was born on Oct. 4, 1542, to a poor Italian family.

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   8 quotes from Robert Bellarmine: 'Charity is that with which no man is lost, and without which no man is saved.', 'The second ceremony, are the musical instruments, which began to be used in the service of the church, in the time of Pope Vitalian, about the year 600 as Platina relates out of the Pontifical; or as Aimonius rather thinks in book ...

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   Why did Bellarmine have a devotion to the Virgin Mary?

   • It was for this reason that Bellarmine had an undying devotion to the Virgin Mary. The Rosary devotion was initially given to St. Dominic in the 13th century specifically to combat the rising heresies of the time.

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   Did Robert Bellarmine follow Peter Canisius?

   • In his production of popular Catechisms, St. Robert Bellarmine was following in the footsteps of his fellow Jesuit, the great “Second Apostle to Germany,” St. Peter Canisius (also a Doctor of the Church).

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   Who is Saint Robert Bellarmine?

   • “Saint Robert Bellarmine is to be numbered among the greatest men in the history of the Church, whom God in His providence has endowed with exceptional learning and sanctity to teach the truths of the Catholic Faith and defend its integrity against the attacks of the heretics,” said Pope Pius XI.

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   Who were Bellarmine's parents?

   • Bellarmine was born in a small town outside of Siena in 1542. His parents were poor but noble; in fact his uncle, his mother’s brother, was Pope Marcellus II (who only reigned for 22 days, in 1555).

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   Was Bellarmine a better scientist than Galileo?

   • There’s an oft-quoted quip attributed to the historian of science Pierre Duhem that Bellarmine’s letter to Foscarini showed him to be a better scientist than Galileo, while Galileo’s letter to the Grand Duchess showed him to be a better theologian than Bellarmine. As serious analysis, the quip falls short of the mark.

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   How did Bellarmine become a Jesuit?

   • Bellarmine followed his mother’s wishes for him to enter the Society of Jesus. Bellarmine displayed extraordinary intellectual skills from a young age. Upon entering the Jesuit Order in 1560, he went on to teach philosophy and the humanities.

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   Bellarmine, twenty years his elder and a veteran of theological disputes not only between Protestants and Catholics, but within the Church between Dominicans and Jesuits, was an obvious candidate to respond. The crux of ellarmines argument, and perhaps the most quoted of all his writings today, is found in a