Cyprian, St
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Cyprian, St (d. 258), Bp. of Carthage, N. Africa. Thascius Caecilianus Cyprianus was a pagan rhetorician converted to Christianity
c.246. Within two years he was elected Bp. of Carthage. When the Decian persecution began (249) he was forced to flee; he returned in 251. He was opposed to the easy reconciliation of Christians who had lapsed from their faith or become
libellatici; two councils (251 and 252) decided that they should be reconciled only after suitable penance and delay. Meanwhile the
Novatian schism gave rise to the controversy over rebaptism. Cyprian demanded the rebaptism of schismatics on the ground that no one outside the Church could administer her Sacraments. The Church at Rome held that both schismatics and heretics could validly administer Baptism. The ensuing correspondence between Cyprian and Pope
Stephen I was significant for later controversy on Papal claims. Persecution cut short the dispute.
Some of Cyprian's writings are of theological importance, especially those dealing with the Church, the ministry, and the Sacraments. His
De Catholicae Ecclesiae Unitate, on the nature of true unity in the Church in its relation to the episcopate, is held in special esteem. He is commemorated in the BCP calendar on 26 Sept. (through confusion with another Cyprian); in CW on 15 Sept., and in the RC Church on 16 Sept.
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Encyclopedia entry from: Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia of World Cultures
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Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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