The Sources of Catholic Dogma
by Heinrich Denzinger, Robert L. Fastiggi, Peter Hünermann, Anne Englund Nash
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"This compendium of theological-historical source texts, in a bilingual edition, is completely revised and extended to the pontificate of Benedict XVI. With its unique wealth of official church documents and sources, it is an essential resource for theological work. Since its first edition in 1854, 'Denzinger' has become a standard work and an indispensable tool for serious theological work. It faithfully reflects the history of the Church's faith and its development over the centuries. show more Indeed, its reference system has become an established part of citing important theological sources."--Publisher description. show lessTags
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This is a comprehensive source book on authentic Catholic dogma that is magisterially anchored while at the same time both practical and non-voluminous. This English translation of Father Heinrich Denzinger’s Enchiridion Symbolorum et Definitionum. Since it was first published a century and a half ago, this handbook or collection of articles of faith and morals has enjoyed universal appeal and approbation since the pontificate of Blessed Pope Pius IX. The Enchiridion has been updated periodically; the edition being offered here by Loreto is that issued in 1957. The collection includes all articles and creeds of the Catholic Faith beginning with that of the twelve apostles, all dogmatic definitions stamped with the Petrine authority of show more the apostolic See (ex cathedra), decrees of the solemn magisterium, papal bulls, encyclicals and letters, as well as some of the more weighty decisions of the Holy Office prior to 1957. Although not every entry in this 715 page compendium of Church teaching is definitional (i.e. ex cathedra) it still should be considered the "locutus est" for every wayfaring Catholic whose patria, this side of heaven, is Roma. In addition to a general index there is a scriptural index plus an invaluable systematic or topical index making for very easy reference. Note, too, this edition comes with a one page Corrigenda which is a list of sixteen corrections that must be applied to errors (usually omissions) that escaped the eyes of editors in previous editions. (This refers to the Third Edition.) show less
If you have no idea what true Catholics are to believe, this is one of the best books you should read and know. Forget everything the Vatican II sect has brainwashed you with and come back to Christ's Church!
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This compendium of theological-historical source texts, in a bilingual edition, is completely revised and extended to the pontificate of Benedict XVI. With its unique wealth of official church documents and sources, it is an essential resource for theological work.
Since its first edition in 1854, "Denzinger" has become a standard work and an indispensable tool for serious theological work. It faithfully reflects the history of the Church's faith and its development over the centuries. Indeed, its reference system has become an established part of citing important theological sources.
Peter Hunermann has updated the texts of this compendium and he has provided each text with an introduction. The show more original language and the English translation are presented in two columns so readers can refer to the original text, while deepening their understanding through the introductions, notes, and reliable English translation.
The final section of the volume features indexes, including a detailed systematic index to aid locating texts on specific themes. The revised, expanded edition of "Denzinger", with its text-critical editing, is a necessary part of any up-to-date theological library. show less
This compendium of theological-historical source texts, in a bilingual edition, is completely revised and extended to the pontificate of Benedict XVI. With its unique wealth of official church documents and sources, it is an essential resource for theological work.
Since its first edition in 1854, "Denzinger" has become a standard work and an indispensable tool for serious theological work. It faithfully reflects the history of the Church's faith and its development over the centuries. Indeed, its reference system has become an established part of citing important theological sources.
Peter Hunermann has updated the texts of this compendium and he has provided each text with an introduction. The show more original language and the English translation are presented in two columns so readers can refer to the original text, while deepening their understanding through the introductions, notes, and reliable English translation.
The final section of the volume features indexes, including a detailed systematic index to aid locating texts on specific themes. The revised, expanded edition of "Denzinger", with its text-critical editing, is a necessary part of any up-to-date theological library. show less
Have it on the bookshelf. It has the summary text of the various councils from the 2nd. cent.
Later edn: H. Denziger, ed. A. Scho..nmetzer SJ Herder 1978 hbk 954 pp
An earlier edn. Hbk., 1932
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- Enchiridion symbolorum, definitionum et declarationum de rebus fidei et morum
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- Enchiridion symbolorum, definitionum et declarationum de rebus fidei et morum
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- The Sources of Catholic Dogma; Enchiridion Symbolorum: Compendium of Creeds, Definitions, and Declarations on Matters of Faith and Morals; Kompendium der Glaubensbekenntnisse und kirchlichen Lehrentscheidungen; Enquiridio de los Símbolos
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XVI, died 996); Leo IX, Pope (Saint, Bruno von Egisheim-Dagsburg, 1002-1054); Nicholas II, Pope (Gerard of Burgundy, c. 990/995-1061); Gregory VII, Pope (c.1015/1020-1085); Urban II, Pope (Blessed, Odo of Châ | tillon or Otho de Lagery, c.1035-1099); Paschal II, Pope (Ranierius, 1050 to 1055-1118); Callixtus II, Pope (Guy of Burgundy, c.1065-1124); Innocent II, Pope (Gregorio Papareschi, died 24 September 1143); Eugene III, Pope (Blessed, Bernardo Pignatelli, or Paganelli, Bernardo da Pisa, c. 1080 -1153); Alexander III, Pope (Roland, ca. 1105-1181); Lucius III, Pope (Ubaldo Allucingoli, c.1097-1185); Urban III, Pope (Uberto Crivelli, died 1187); Innocent III, Pope (Lotario dei Conti di Segni or Lothar of Segni, 1198-1216); Honorius III, Pope (Cencio Savelli, | c.1150-1227); Gregory IX, Pope (Ugolino di Conti, 1145? to 22 August 1241, papacy 19 March 1227 to 22 August 1241); Innocent IV, Pope (Sinibaldo Fieschi, c.&thinsp | 1195 -1254); Alexander VI, Pope (Rodrigo de Borja or Borgia, 1431-1503); Gregory X, Pope (Teobaldo Visconti. c.&thinsp | 1210 &ndash | 10 January 1276); Boniface VIII, Pope (Benedetto Caetani, c. 1230 -1303); Benedict XI, Pope (Beatified, Nicola Boccasini or Niccolò | | of Treviso, 1230-1404); Clement V, Pope (Raymond Bertrand de Got, c. 1264-1314); John XXII, Pope (Jacques Duè | ze or d'Euse, 1244-1334); Clement VI, Pope (Pierre Roger, 1291-1352); Urban V, Pope (Guillaume de Grimoard, 1310-1370); Gregory XI, Pope (Pierre Roger de Beaufort | c. 1329-1378); Martin V, Pope (Otto or Oddone Colonna, 1369-1431); Eugene IV, Pope (Gabriele Condulmerca, c.1383-1447); Callixtus III, Pope (Alfonso de Borgia, 1378-1458); Pius II, Pope (Enea Silvio Bartolomeo Piccolomini, 1405-1464); Sixtus IV, Pope (Francesco della Rovere, 1414-1484); Leo X, Pope (Giovanni di Lorenzo de' Medici, 1475-1521); Paul III, Pope (1534&ndash | 1549); Julius III, Pope (Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte, 1487-1555); Pius IV, Pope (Giovanni Angelo Medici, 1499-1565); Pius V, Pope (Saint, Antonio Ghislieri later Michele Ghislieri, 1504-1572); Gregory XIII, Pope (Ugo Boncompagni,1502-1585, Gregorian calendar); Clement VIII, Pope (Ippolito Aldobrandini, 1536-1605); Paul V, Pope (Camillo Borghese, 1550-1621); Innocent X, Pope (Giovanni Battista Pamphilj or Pamphili, 1574-1655); Alexander VII, Pope (Fabio Chigi, 1599-1667); Innocent XI, Pope (Blessed, Benedetto Odescalchi, 1611-1689); Alexander VIII, Pope (Pietro Vito Ottoboni, 1610-1691); Innocent XII, Pope (Michelangelo dei Conti, 1655-1724); Clement or Clemens XI, Pope (Giovanni Francesco Albani, 1649-1721); Benedict XIV, Pope (Prospero Lorenzo Lambertini, 1675-1758); Pius VI, Pope (Count Giovanni Angelo Braschi, 1717-1799); Pius VII, Pope (Servant of God, Barnaba Niccolò | Maria Luigi Chiaramonti, 1742-1823); Leo XII, Pope (Annibale Francesco Clemente Melchiorre Girolamo Nicola della Genga, 1760-1829); Pius VIII, Pope (Francesco Saverio Maria Felice Castiglioni, 1761-1830); Gregory XVI, Pope (Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari, 1765-1846); Pius IX, Pope (Beatified, Giovanni Maria Mastai Ferretti, 1792&ndash | 1878); Leo XIII, Pope (Gioacchino Vincenzo Raffaele Luigi Pecci, 1810-1903); Pius X, Pope (Saint, born Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto, 1835-1914); Benedict XV, Pope (Giacomo Paolo Giovanni Battista della Chiesa, 1854-1922); Pius XI, Pope (Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti, 1922-1939); Pius XII, Pope (Venerable, Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Pacelli, 1939&ndash | 1958); Sixtus III, Pope (Saint, c. 390-440); Urban IV, Pope (Jacques Pantalé | on, c.1195-1264); Benedict XVI, Pope (Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, 1927-2022); Pope John Paul II (Saint, Karol Jozef Wojtyla, 1920 to 2005); Paul VI, Pope (Saint, Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini, 1897&ndash | 1978); John XXIII, Pope (Saint, Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, 1881&ndash | 1963)
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- We present herewith an English version of Henry Denzinger's Enchiridion Symbolorum, definitionum et declarationum de rebus fidei et morum, a handbook of articles of faith and morals.
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- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)If any agreement of dissolubility be at hand, there is no matrimony and no sacrament, but if none is at hand, there is matrimony and a sacrament.
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