If you are going to cut and paste from an anti-Catholic website you ought to at least have the integrity to admit and cite it.
Once you have done that you should then do a fact check because what you posted is a lie (note: I am not accusing you of lying, only of passing lies along).
Some 300 years earlier, in response to the Albigensian heresy the local councils of Toulouse (1229 AD) and Tarragona (1234 AD) banned possession of unauthorized heretical versions of the bible.
Peace be with you
“If you are going to cut and paste from an anti-Catholic website you ought to at least have the integrity to admit and cite it.”
I did not visit an anti-Catholic website.
People joke about Wiki, but it was sourced and cited and I had no reason to believe it was false.
I have even seen posters at my public library, “Banned Books,” and the Bible has been listed on them as banned by the RC church. I’m not making it up. Of course I was not present personally, who of us could have been, but my sources seem credible.
To the RC church’s credit, they haven’t banned it for a long time, so, good for them.
But we might note that reformers like Wycliffe were burned at the stake for translating it into the common language (English). This was a terrible policy and a terrible occurrence.