Pascendi Dominici gregis EN

Encyclical Pascendi Dominici gregis Pope Pius X On the Doctrine of the Modernists September 8, 1907

Headings

2 Gravity of the Situation 4 Division of the Encyclical 5 ANALYSIS OF MODERNIST TEACHING 6 Agnosticism its Philosophical Foundation 7 Vital Immanence 9 Deformation of Religious History the Consequence 11 The Origin of Dogmas 13 Its Evolution 14 The Modernist as Believer: Individual Experience and Religious Certitude 15 Religious Experience and Tradition 16 Faith and Science 17 Faith Subject to Science 18 The Methods of Modernists 19 The Modernist as Theologian: His Principles, Immanence and Symbolism 21 Dogma and the Sacraments 22 The Holy Scriptures 23 The Church 24 The Relations Between Church and State 25 The Magisterium of the Church 26 The Evolution of Doctrine 29 The Modernist as Historian and Critic 31 Criticism and its Principles 34 How the Bible is Dealt With 35 The Modernist as Apologist 37 Subjective Arguments 38 The Modernist as Reformer 39 Modernism and All the Heresies 40 THE CAUSE OF MODERNISM 42 Methods of Propagandism 44 REMEDIES 45 I. - The Study of Scholastic Philosophy 48 II - Practical Application 50 III. - Episcopal Vigilance Over Publications 52 IV. - Censorship 53 Priests as Editors 54 V. - Congresses 55 VI - Diocesan Watch Committees 56 VII - Triennial Returns