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| His own personal insistence on communion in both kinds was an affirmation of the possibility of compromise. In the sixteenth century the taking of communion in both kinds was the signal to the authorities that Protestantism had infected an individual or a parish, but after that was stamped out, the touchstone of Catholic orthodoxy and political reliability became frequent confession and the correspondingly frequent taking of communion. They drew up (1420) the Four Articles of Prague, demanding freedom of preaching, communion in both kinds (i. |
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