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Why did Roman Catholics decanonized Simon of Trent?
Why did Roman Catholics de-canonize Simon of Trent?
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5 Answers
- TriggerLv 73 years agoFavorite Answer
Simon of Trent is a martyr and a patron of kidnap and torture victims. He was a toddler whose disappearance and murder was blamed on the leaders of the city's Jewish community, Pope Paul VI, removed Simon from the Roman Martyrology in 1965 for: "pastoral reasons". Reading between the lines of sources it's very possible the tiny child's murder was a manufactured crisis used by enemies of the Jews to get them expelled from the town of Trent.
- K. OrrezLv 73 years ago
I've never heard of the CC decanonizing anyone. I don't think that has ever been done.
- 3 years ago
first ive heard of it. honestly not all people were actually authorized teachers of the gospel.
but if the catholic church changed their minds. it must mean something. hopefully it was a righteous judgment and not evil demonizing a righteous person
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- Anonymous3 years ago
Please tell me decanonized means what I think it means.
