Mystical Marriage

Today we celebrate Saint Irene Chrysovalantou
wedded to Christ, the immortal and holy King, bringing to Him as a precious dowry your virginity and the trophies you have won over the demons through abstinence. O Venerable Mother Irene, entreat your Bridegroom to grant us mercy. pic.twitter.com/pD9nB39jSh

— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) July 28, 2021

Why should female religious or virings be the only ones to be venerated as Brides of Christ? Why shouldn't we speak of married women or of even men being wedded to Christ? There are some who will actually affirm this, taking poetic language too far.

Does the Patriarchate of Rome Still Need Latin?

Traditionis Custodes vs. St John XXIII: Guest Article by Dr Nancy Llewellyn https://t.co/jPYih9Rojh pic.twitter.com/OTKmFafwNU

— NLM (@NLMblog) July 29, 2021

The Bergoglian Revision of Penal Law

Here’s a short article I contributed to @iusetiustitium reflecting on what Pope Francis’s revision of penal law in Book VI of the Code of #CanonLaw tells us more generally about the Church and the place of law within it: https://t.co/t1FGYD3k9y

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) July 29, 2021