A year later, on Oct. 31, 2016, Lutheran and Roman Catholic leaders held a joint ecumenical prayer service in Sweden, launching a yearlong commemoration of the Reformation.

In this sense, the Protestant Reformation cannot be dismissed as a mere “mistake,” even if in my view it mistakenly deemed some Catholic doctrines to be unbiblical and church-dividing.

But, as Reformation historian Lee Palmer Wandel has shown, the Reformation produced deeper and more lasting divisions. In 1500, a “Christian” was a baptized Catholic. By 1600, there were ...

I haven't read the book, of course, but the article seems to me rather old fashioned. Many historians today have dropped the term Counter-reformation in favor of Catholic Refomation.

A small c catholic: The 500th anniversary of the Reformation is an opportunity for Christians to understand why the body of Christ is so divided today.

Hans Küng is a Roman Catholic priest who believes that Protestantism must undertake a second reformation if the Christian church is ever to be made one, but that is by far the lesser half of his ...

The reformation critical of Roman Catholic Church practices occurred in Europe in circa 1500, which resulted in the beginning of Protestantism as a result of the objections by Martin Luther, a ...

Launched on October 31, 1517, the Protestant Reformation broke not just with the Catholic Church but with all that’s dark and demonic, wanton and witchy.

I want to take a second on Reformation Day to be thankful for my Protestant friends, and my favorite Protestant authors. I've learned so much more about my own Catholic faith by engaging with them.