HERETICAL AND ERRONEOUS CONCLUSIONS OF WICLIF (Condemned at London, 1382).
Source.—Fasciculi Zizaniorum (Rolls Series), 277-282.
Heretical conclusions, contrary to the determination of the Church:....
I. That the material substance of bread and wine remains after consecration in the sacrament of the altar.
II. That accidents do not remain without a subject in the same sacrament.
III. That Christ is not in the sacrament of the altar inherently, truly, and really, in His own corporal presence.
IV. That if a bishop or priest be in mortal sin he may neither ordain, consecrate, nor baptize.
V. That if a man be duly penitent all outward confession is superfluous or useless to him.
VI. To tenaciously affirm that it is not stated in the Gospels that Christ ordained the Mass.
VII. That God should obey the Devil.