The Sources of Catholic Dogma, Denzinger

The Sources of Catholic Dogma
From the Thirtieth Edition of Heinrich Denzinger’s Enchiridion Symbolorum

First published more than 150 years ago, Fr. Heinrich Denzinger’s Enchiridion Symbolorum et Definitionum has become the definitive reference for Catholic dogma. Universally acclaimed since the pontificate of Blessed Pope Pius IX, it gathers the essential creeds, definitions, and authoritative teachings of the Church into one indispensable volume.

About This Edition

• Based on the 1957 edition (30th edition)

• English translation by Roy J. Deferrari

• Includes all articles and creeds of the Catholic Faith, from the Apostles’ Creed onward

• Contains dogmatic definitions, papal bulls, encyclicals, letters, and solemn decrees of the magisterium up to 1957

• Includes decisions of the Holy Office up to 1957

• Features general, scriptural, and topical indexes for quick reference

• Corrected with 16 editorial notes inserted by Preserving Christian Publications to address omissions from earlier reprints

• Reprinted on natural-colored paper for readability

Binding & Details

• Pages: 720 (653 + 67 pages of indexes)

• Binding: Navy blue cloth hardcover with silver embossing (cover & spine)

• Condition: Brand new

• Product #: 55712

A must-have theological reference for priests, scholars, seminarians, and all Catholics seeking a reliable and authoritative source on the dogmas of the Church. Handsomely bound and practical for study or quick consultation, this edition of Denzinger remains the “locutus est” of authentic Catholic teaching.