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The Printing Press Transforms Catholic Life
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Summary
Johannes Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing around 1440 changed Catholicism in ways no one predicted — mass-producing indulgence certificates, missals, catechisms, and devotional literature, while also enabling the Reformation that nearly tore the Church apart.
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