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| Collection: | Quadragesimale Gemma fidei |
| Code: | 5/1/28 |
| Liturgical day: | T19/Sab Saturday after Invocavit |
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Non est bona gloriatio vestra: nescitis quia modicum fermentum totam massam corrumpit? (1 Corinthians 5:6) |
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Unde in presenti sermone de ritu grecorum (divina auxiliante gratia) duo declaremus salutaris documenta, scilicet:
Primum grecorum ritus damnationem.
Secundum grecorum fastus propalationem.
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Hence in this sermon – with the help of divine grace - we will discuss two salvific lessons about the Greeks’ rite/custom, namely:
First, the damnation of Greeks’ rite/custom.
Second, the growth of the Greeks’ arrogance.
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After a brief first part in which the main theological mistakes of the Greeks are discussed, the sermon begins a detailed history of twelve divisions between Latin and Greek churches, which will occupy three sermons. The basis is Antoninus' Chronicon . In this sermon there are the first four. "Unde de his divisionibus grecorum ab ecclesia Rhomana in tribus sermonibus per modum historie loquamur, videlicet in isto sermone de quattuor divisionibus, in secundo similiter de quattuor, et in tertio similiter de quattuor divisionibus" (f. p1r). |
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Summary tabula sermonum: Sabbato ante Reminiscere de damnabili ritu Grecorum negantium purgatorium et principalitatem ecclesie Rhomane, et spiritum sanctum procedere a filio. Cuius contrarium probant auctoritates, rationes et similitudines et frequenti divisione ab ecclesia Rhomana. Et incipit: Non est bona gloriatio vestra. Fructuosus sermo vigesimus octavus.
On this sermon, see Cotoi 2023b
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