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De`pos´i`tum (~tŭm)
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The more it is seen that the Christian faith is the encounter with Someone great and beautiful, the more it will be understood that the depositum fidei, the doctrine--and not our ideas or interpretations--is key to penetrating this mystery in the truest way. Dominus Leonardus Buonafe, hospitalarius hospitalis Sancte Marie Nove de Florentia, confessus fuit habuisse et havere penes se in depositum a Francisco de Ieronimis er Raphaelle eius filio, sub nomine capituli cathedralis ecclesie florentine, florenos sexcentos auri largos in auro. Saint Irenaeus, not exactly our most ravingly liberal theologian, said that the depositum fidei is something which is continually stirred by the Holy Spirit and so "as if in an excellent vessel, is constantly being renewed and causes the very vessel that contains it to be renewed. |
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