There was also one instance in which he pushed for the defense of a certain topic and opposed view of the Archbishop of Toledo Bartolomé Carranza. He was esteemed and held in high regard among the Council Fathers both on the account of his theological learning and the holiness of his life.
He advocated for a specific subject while opposing the Archbishop of Toledo, Bartolomé Carranza’s stance. The Council Fathers highly regarded him because of both his extensive theological knowledge and his exemplary life, thus they held him in high esteem.