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  • Lollards sermons
    Lollard

    …Lollard teaching appeared in the Twelve Conclusions, drawn up to be presented to the Parliament of 1395. They began by stating that the church in England had become subservient to her ā€œstepmother the great church of Rome.ā€ The present priesthood was not the one ordained by Christ, while the Roman…

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    …Lollard teaching appeared in the Twelve Conclusions, drawn up to be presented to the Parliament of 1395. They began by stating that the church in England had become subservient to her ā€œstepmother the great church of Rome.ā€ The present priesthood was not the one ordained by Christ, while the Roman…

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