Leo XIII on Roman Primacy

"are past. Placed again under the peaceful and paternal sceptre of the Roman pontiff, it would again become what Providence and the course of ages made it - not dwarfed to the condition of a capital of one kingdom, nor divided between two different and sovereign powers in a

— Fr Thomas Crean OP (@crean_fr) June 28, 2022

"dualism contrary to its whole history, but the worthy capital of the Catholic world, great with all the majesty of religion and of the supreme priesthood, a teacher and an example to the nations of morality and of civilisation" (Leo XIII, Dall'alto dell'apostolico seggio, 1890).

— Fr Thomas Crean OP (@crean_fr) June 28, 2022

Dominican Ultramontanism

Tomorrow the Church celebrates the principal feast of these heavenly patrons. The rock still supports the Church, and the chosen instrument still intercedes for men. https://t.co/cgFw0Vqsld

— Dominicana (@DominicanaDHS) June 28, 2022

The Vigil of Saints Peter and Paul

The Vigil of Ss Peter and Paul https://t.co/zXHLQUct3P pic.twitter.com/D3NNcyo5RW

— NLM (@NLMblog) June 28, 2022

A Latin View of Satisfaction?

"Christ satisfies in a way that is superabundant. Why? Why would he die if he doesn't need to die? Because the passion & death of Jesus is a human manifestation of the intensity of divine love. God loves you, & Jesus Christ on the cross is the perfect expression of that fact."

— Thomistic Institute (@ThomisticInst) June 28, 2022

Robert George on Joseph Raz

My tribute to my esteemed teacher and friend Joseph Raz: Philosopher of Freedom. https://t.co/Hd1IaUbp8V via @PublicDiscourse

— Robert P. George🇻🇦🇺🇸🪕 (@McCormickProf) June 29, 2022

VOCES8 with a Recording of Renaissance Sacred Choral Music

VOCES8 has done it again, with another exceptional recording of sacred choral music from the Renaissance. https://t.co/YxDhFgB2El

— Aleteia (@AleteiaEN) June 26, 2022