The Ordinary Minister: Proper not Usual
It is common to hear in Catholic theology that each sacrament has an ordinary minister and, sometimes, an extraordinary minister. But what makes a minister ordinary or extraordinary?
It is common to hear in Catholic theology that each sacrament has an ordinary minister and, sometimes, an extraordinary minister. But what makes a minister ordinary or extraordinary?
According to AD. Tanquerey's dogmatic theology, an ordinary minister is:
ordinarius, qui ad sacramenta ministranda ex officio specialiter consecratus vel [Cn. et] deputatus e…
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