Integrity Magazine – Woe to the shepherds of Modernism: The forgotten condemnations of Vatican I

When the Fathers of the First Vatican Council gathered under Blessed Pius IX from December 8, 1869 to October 20, 1870, it was in large part to raise a standard against a world increasingly dominated by rationalism, materialism, naturalism, and religious indifferentism. On April 24, 1870, they did exactly that when Vatican I promulgated the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Filius. Against the said errors that plagued the world at that time, and continue to do so now, the Council’s doctrinal teaching concluded with eighteen canons, each condemning a proposition contrary to the Faith with the ancient formula anathema sit — “let him be anathema.”


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Original Tags: Church History, Vatican II, Dei Filius, Pope Pius IX, Vatican I