11 June
1520
Martin Luther published his Papacy at Rome.
13 June 1525
Martin Luther, a former monk, married Katharina
von Bora, a former nun.
15 June 1520
Pope Leo X issued
a papal bull, Exsurge Domine, condemning Martin Luther
as a heretic.
16 June 1548
As a result of the Augsburg
Interim, the Adiaphoristic Controversy arose. The controversy
dealt with the Emperor's demands that the Lutherans restore
the Catholic mass, sacraments, and authority of the Pope.
Article X of the Formula of Concord eventually settled
the matter.
17 June 1415
John Hus was burned at the stake
as a heretic. Hus, a Czech reformer who was influenced
by the English philosopher John Wycliffe, led a reform
movement a century before Martin Luther.
19 June 1325
The
first Council of Nicaea began. Constantine I convened the
council to deal with doctrinal ssues.
20 June 1530
The
first Diet of Augsburg began. Charles V called the diet
to deal with the growing religious schism.
