Censures De Plusieurs Théologiens De Rome, Contre L'extrait D'un Sermon Prêché Dans L'église Cathédrale D'auxerre, Pendant Le Carême De 1757 documents theological disputes and censorship within the Catholic Church during the 18th century. This work presents censures from Roman theologians concerning a sermon delivered in the Auxerre Cathedral during Lent of 1757. The text offers insights into the theological debates and the processes of ecclesiastical censure prevalent at the time. It is a valuable resource for researchers interested in religious history, theological controversies, and the dynamics of power within the Catholic Church in France and Rome.
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