Lord Have Mercy

Hans Küng has died, aged 93. https://t.co/Hr6pLwC2VV

— Ed. Condon (@canonlawyered) April 6, 2021

Fr. Hans Küng lost his license to teach in 1979, after his theological work was found to contain frequent and persistent heresy, including the denial of papal infallibility and opposition to Humane vitae. https://t.co/KnamOAM96n

— JD Flynn (@jdflynn) April 6, 2021

Controversial Swiss theologian Hans Küng dies at age 93 https://t.co/KtRlW5WudG via @cnalive

— Matthew Bunson (@MattBunson) April 6, 2021

Roger Haight SJ reflects on the legacy of Hans Küng for @americamag https://t.co/L9aPjvHYhP

— Matt Malone, S.J. (@Americaeditor) April 6, 2021

The Worst Sort of Ultramontanism

Taking everything written by a reigning Roman pontiff as having value, merely because he wrote it.

+++ Read on La Civiltà Cattolica - English edition a previously unpublished text by fr. Jorge Mario #Bergoglio (1987-88) about the interpretation of reality and how obsolete categories are eventually superseded by reality. Full text: https://t.co/j9hBiBJ0WN

— Antonio Spadaro (@antoniospadaro) April 5, 2021

A Documentary on Mount Athos

Andrei Oprescu, the filmmaker, has spent an extensive amount of time living together with the #monks, gaining their trust in order to be able to reveal a perspective that was never captured on camera before#orthodox_times https://t.co/lY7nKNPddK

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) April 5, 2021