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The Role of the Church's Faith within the Sacramental Theology of Bonaventure

During roughly the past two decades of Catholic sacramental theology, and especially in the wake of the Vatican II renewal of the liturgy, theologians have been investigating the diverse roles and functions of faith within the sacraments.2 This research, focusing mostly upon the principal theological sources and prominent theologians, like Thomas Aquinas, has retrieved a rich, old, and largely forgotten Catholic tradition concerning faith's multiple relationships to the sacraments. Hence, recent sacramental theology has experienced