ordo Definition
ordo (ôr′dō)
noun pl. -·dos or -·di·nes′-də nēz′
Eccles. an annual calendar that gives directions for each day's Mass and Office
Etymology: L, lit., order
ordo Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
salutis: The ordo salutis is simply the manner in which the individual is brought to participate in the great drama of covenant history.
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