Patriarch Athenagoras was a modernist or a heretic? Just because he didn't think there were significant (i.e. Church -dividing) theological differences between Roman Catholics and Byzantine Orthodox. I would guess that his understanding of the theological differences would be greater than that of Pope Francis.
Sandro Magister: Athenagoras, Orthodoxy's Bergoglio
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Friday, January 19, 2018
Exactly
Ed Peters on what seems to be the latest publicity stunt for the "populist, pastoral" pope: Thoughts on a Mid-Air Marriage (original)
In his update, Peters reports that this may have been a planned event. If that is the case, did the same person who got this to happen also have the conscience necessary to make sure the necessary vetting of the couple was done? Even if that were the case, the fact that this was publicized as a spontaneous event and to maintain a certain image of the pope speaks volumes about the papacy.
In his update, Peters reports that this may have been a planned event. If that is the case, did the same person who got this to happen also have the conscience necessary to make sure the necessary vetting of the couple was done? Even if that were the case, the fact that this was publicized as a spontaneous event and to maintain a certain image of the pope speaks volumes about the papacy.
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canon law,
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papacy,
Pope Francis,
ultramontanism
Concept: Protopresbyter Alexander Schmemann on the Common and the Personal in the Divine Liturgy by V.V. Pechatnov
article
article
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Eucharist,
liturgy,
priesthood
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Except the Patriarchate of Rome is not the Church Universal
In other news, Latins still infected with latinocentrism.
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
But Very Little Overt Resistance in the Form of Affirming Traditional Discipline
CWR: “Ecclesial reception” in the Era of Francis by Peter M.J. Stravinskas
Out of more than 5,000 bishops in the universal Church, I don’t think we can consider supporters of the problematic practice of permitting divorced and remarried Catholics to receive Holy Communion as constituting “reception”.
Out of more than 5,000 bishops in the universal Church, I don’t think we can consider supporters of the problematic practice of permitting divorced and remarried Catholics to receive Holy Communion as constituting “reception”.
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Nicholas Denysenko on the Theophany
Theophany, Blessing Waters, and Conversion by Nicholas Denysenko
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environmentalism,
Nicholas Denysenko,
Theophany
μωραίνει Κύριος ον βούλεται απολέσαι
German bishop wants to make 16 years the minimum age for the reception of Confirmation: German Bishop Suspends Confirmation For Four Years
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catechesis,
Church in Germany,
Confirmation
Lectoring in the Roman rite in the US
The Byzantine rite does have instituted lectors but it also does allow for non-instituted lectors, who should chant the reading as well. And, there is also a question here of whether the artchitectural feature of the "sanctuary" reflects a good and proper understanding of the temple as a place for the Eucharistic assembly.
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custom,
Latin traditionalists,
Roman rite,
the American Church,
worship
CWR: The Jesuit Pope and the problematic reform of the Roman Curia by Christopher R. Altieri
2017 was a year in which the micro-fissures in the structure began to be visible to the naked eye. 2018 is likely to be the year in which it becomes clear that major structural reform cannot be postponed.
2017 was a year in which the micro-fissures in the structure began to be visible to the naked eye. 2018 is likely to be the year in which it becomes clear that major structural reform cannot be postponed.
Monday, January 15, 2018
CWR: Pope Francis and Ideology by Eduardo Echeverria
It is unfortunate that the Holy Father’s overall emphasis on legalism is such that he never addresses the antithesis of legalism, namely, antinomianism, leaving us with a lopsided picture of contemporary culture.
It is unfortunate that the Holy Father’s overall emphasis on legalism is such that he never addresses the antithesis of legalism, namely, antinomianism, leaving us with a lopsided picture of contemporary culture.
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antinomianism,
Eduardo Echeverria,
ideology,
legalism,
Pope Francis
Francesco Arzillo Defends Ratzinger
Sandro Magister: Why Ratzinger Is Not a Heretic. The Defense Speaks. See also Antonio Caragliu.
Sunday, January 14, 2018
Fr. Lamb Has Passed
Eternal Memory. Thomistica.net
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Ave Maria University,
Boston College,
people
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