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	Colloquy of Poissy - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		COLLOQUY OF POISSY, a conference held in 1561 with the object of effecting a reconciliation between the Catholics and Protestants of France.
		In the policy of which it was the outcome she enjoyed the support of the Chancellor Michel de l'H6pital and the lieutenant-general of the kingdom, Anthony of Navarre; while on the other hand the heads of the Catholic party had attempted to frustrate any form of negotiation.
		The conference was opened on the 9th of September in the refectory of the convent of Poissy, the king himself being present.
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	Poissy - LoveToKnow 1911
		The church, supposed to have been built in the first half of the 12th century, and eventually restored under the direction of Viollet le Duc, is of special architectural interest, as affording one of the earliest and best examples of transition from the Romanesque to the Pointed style.
		Poissy supplied butchers' meat to Paris during six centuries, but in 1867 the market was removed to the metropolis.
		Poissy, the ancient Pinciacum, was the capital of the country of the Carnutes.
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	Poissy, Colloquy of - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		POISSY, COLLOQUY OF [Poissy, Colloquy of], 1561, conference of Roman Catholic prelates and Protestant ministers, initiated by Catherine de' Medici and Michel de L'Hôpital in the hope of bringing about a peaceful reunion of the two communions.
		The conference was unsuccessful as a result of the opposition of both parties to compromise on essential points.
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	Reformed Churches
		The name given to Protestant bodies which adopted the tenets of Zwingli and, later, the doctrinal principles of Calvin.
		This distinctive title originated in 1561 at the colloquy of Poissy.
		Initiated in Switzerland, the movement from which the Churches sprang gained ground at an early date in France, some German states, the Netherlands, England, Scotland, Hungary, and Poland.
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		Poissy, Colloquy of[pwAsE´] Pronunciation Key, 1561, conference of Roman Catholic prelates and Protestant ministers, initiated by Catherine de' Medici and Michel de L'HOpital in the hope of bringing about a peaceful reunion of the two communions.
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	Laboring with Calvin
		On the eve of the colloquy respecting which we are next to speak, Catharine de’ Medici, who had, or feigned that she had, the highest respect for the Doge of Venice, while she was suspicious of everybody else, asked advice of Suriano, the Doge’s ambassador.
		Should the colloquy finish its business and adjourn without their having presented themselves to maintain the cause of the Gospel, the mouths of the malevolent would be open to decry their pusillanimity and asperse their religion.
		Their time had thus far been spent to little profit—in angry wrangling over such matters as the discipline of the Church, the number of priests, the dignity of the episcopate and of cathedral churches, and the reformation of the monastic rules.
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	Theodore Beza
		In 1558 he became professor of Greek at Geneva, and in 1564 he succeeded Calvin in the chair of theology at Geneva.
		Beza came to be regarded as the chief advocate of all reformed congregations in France, serving with distinction at the Colloquy of Poissy (see
		He was of great importance in aiding the edition of the Greek and Latin versions of the New Testament, and he gave Codex D, or Codex Bezae, one of the most important manuscripts of the Bible, to Cambridge Univ.
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	Jeanne d'Albret
		The turning point for the Huguenot cause took place after the Colloquy of Poissy.
		No agreement was reached but the Colloquy was an important factor in precipitating the civil wars and led Jeanne to publicly espouse Calvinism with all the risks that accompanied it.
		During the religious wars, Jeanne was under constant attack from anti-reformists, suffering excommunication, invasion of her lands and isolation from the Court.
	www-rohan.sdsu.edu /~lavoicy/poissy/Albret.htm (465 words)

	Catherine de Medici
		In 1561, she tried to win the favor of both factions' leaders that were fighting, but didn't succeed.
		She formed the Colloquy of Poissy, which was supposed to force reconciliation between the factions, but it didn't work.
		She also passed the Edict of January in 1552, stating the law of Calvinist coexistence in society.
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	CHARLES (1525-1574) - Online Information article about CHARLES (1525-1574)
		In 1561, at the Colloquy of See also:
		Poissy, he was commissioned to reply to See also:
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	History of the Christian Church, Volume VIII: Modern Christianity. The Swiss Reformation.
		On Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1561, the parties to the Colloquy assembled in the nuns’ refectory at Poissy, some three miles away.
		On Sept. 24 a third conference was held, but in the small chamber of the prioress, not in the large refectory, and a fourth in the same place on Sept. 26.
		But the Colloquy had degenerated into a rambling debate, and its utterly unprofitable character was manifest to all.
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	September 9: Colloquy of Poissy
		And while the majority remained Catholic, there were divisions among them, too, some wanting to stick firmly to the headship of Rome, others arguing for a semi-independent French Catholic church.
		Seated at benches and tables in a dining room, reverends wrangled at the Poissy Colloquy.
		On this day, September 9, 1561, the Colloquy of Poissy met in the dining room of a local convent.
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	The History of Protestantism - Volume Second - Book Seventeenth - Protestantism in France From Death of Francis I ...
		The minister might be nominated by the Consistory, or by the Colloquy, or by the Provincial Synod, but he could not be ordained till he had preached three several Sundays to the congregation, and the people thus had had an opportnnity of testing his gifts, and his special fitness to be their pastor.
		The Colloquy came next, and was composed of all the congregations of the district.
		The Colloquy met twice every year, and settled all questions referred to it from the congregations within its limits.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: George Cassander
		Cassander's activity in promoting religious peace between Catholics and Protestants began with the publication of his anonymous book: "De officio pii viri in hoc religionis dissidio" (1561).
		This work, written at the request of the jurist, Francis Baldwin, and submitted by him to the Colloquy of Poissy (Sept., 1561), gave offence to both sides.
		Calvin wrote a violent answer, in which he unjustly berated Francis Baldwin as the author of the publication.
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		Poissy, Colloquy of POISSY, COLLOQUY OF [Poissy, Colloquy of], 1561, conference of Roman Catholic prelates and Protestant ministers, initiated by Catherine de' Medici and Michel de L'Hôpital in the hope of bringing about a peaceful reunion of the two communions.
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	POISSY, COLLOQUY OF - Online Information article about POISSY, COLLOQUY OF
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		Zurich appeared at the colloquy; the See also:
		October—a result which barred the way to a pacific understanding with the See also:
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	History of the Christian Church, Schaff, 1910 edition with power search.
		Undeterred by this churlish exhibition, Beza left Montbéliard for another round of visits at German courts to induce them once more to plead with France to restore to the Huguenots their rights of worship; for the Peace of Fleix had not lasted long, and the country was again plunged in the horrors of civil war.
		The Montbéliard conference had an echo in the Bern Colloquy of April 15th to 18th, 1588, in which Samuel Huber, pastor at Burgdorf, near Bern, a notorious polemic, and Beza represented the Lutheran and Calvinist parties, respectively.
		493-577, give full, accurate, and interesting accounts of the famous Colloquy of Poissy, to which the reader is referred.
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	Les Guerres de Religion --- ressources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Poissy Project / Projet Poissy is a bilingual internet site for French Renaissance and Reformation literature, history and culture.
		We take our title from the Colloquy of Poissy, called by Catherine de Medici in 1561 in an effort to reconcile the opposing Catholic and Protestant forces in France and avert civil war.
		A project sponsored by the College of Arts and Letters at San Diego State University and the Department of European Studies.
	www-rohan.sdsu.edu /~lavoicy/heresy/guerres.html (186 words)

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	Poissy : Essential Information, explanation, recent texts, monographs, and relevant links.
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		Ecumenism in the Age of Reformation: The Colloquy of Poissy (Historical Studies, No 89) by Donald Nugent
		Poissy is a commune of the Yvelines département in France, located 20km from Paris, with a population (1999) of 36,000.
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		Poissy, Colloquy of, 1561, conference of Roman Catholic prelates and Protestant ministers, initiated by Catherine de' Medici and Michel de L'Hôpital in the hope of bringing about a peaceful reunion of the two communions.
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		The Colloquy at Marburg in 1529 took place in this castle.
		Blogger Jim West (link one / link two) sets the scene: "The Colloquy opened on October 1 with a meeting between Zwingli and Melancthon and another between Luther and Oecolampadius.
		On October 2 Luther and Zwingli would meet at 6 am for a very long day of discussions.
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