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From the Back Cover Jansenism was a movement within the Catholic Church in Holland that originated with the writings of Flemish theologian Cornelius Otto Jansen. Stressing predestination, original sin, and divine grace, the Jansenists dissented from Roman Catholic orthodoxy and were considered heretical by the Church. Little to nothing had been written in English about the Church of Holland until the publication of A History of the SoCalled Jansenist Church of Holland in 1858. In it, Anglican author John M. Neale traces the history of the Church from before the Reformation up through the ascendancy of Archbishop John van Santen in 1825, informed mainly by the Church archives he was given open access to. A century and a half after it was first published, modern readers with an interest in the development of Old Catholicism will find this an indispensable addition to their libraries. Product Description Rare book About the Author English theologian JOHN MASON NEALE (18181866) composed and translated numerous hymns, including 'Good King Wenceslas.' An ordained minister, he was a cofounder of The Society of St. Margaret, an order of Anglican women dedicated to caring for the sick. His other works include An Introduction to the History of the Holy Eastern Church (1850) and Essays on Liturgiology and Church History (1863).
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