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The '''Council of Trent''' (1545-1563) was the nineteenth ecumenical council (also known as the ''general council'', or ''Council of Trent'') located at [[Trent]]. This Council was set up by the Roman Catholic church in response to the [[Reformation]].
The '''Council of Trent''' (1545-1563) was the nineteenth ecumenical council (also known as the ''general council'', or ''Council of Trent'') located at [[Trent]]. This Council was set up by the Roman Catholic church in response to the [[Reformation]].
This Council proclaimed the [[Bible]] and tradition to be the rule of [[faith]]. It also defined doctrine on the [[Mass]], justification, the [[sacrament|sacraments]], [[indulgences]], [[purgatory]], invocation of [[saint|saints]] and veneration of sacred images. This Council also issued decrees on marriage and on reform of the clergy.
This Council proclaimed the [[Bible]] and tradition to be the rule of [[faith]]. It also defined doctrine on the [[Mass]], justification, the [[sacrament]]s, [[indulgences]], [[purgatory]], invocation of [[saint]]s and veneration of sacred images. This Council also issued decrees on marriage and on reform of the clergy.
The Council also wrote the ''Index Librorum Prohibitorum'' ([[Index of Forbidden Books]]).
The Council also wrote the ''Index Librorum Prohibitorum'' ([[Index of Forbidden Books]]).
[[Category:Councils]]
[[Category:Councils]]