26 November 2019
Word of the Day: Enchiridion Symbolorum
ENCHIRIDION SYMBOLORUM. A manual of Catholic doctrine containing essential
extracts of all the major definitions and declarations on faith and morals from
the first century to the present day. Originally compiled and edited by Heinrich
Denzinger (1819-83), one of the pioneers of positive theology in Catholic Germany.
The Second Vatican Council relied on the Enchiridion for its citations,
referred to as "Denzinger."
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