Kwasniewski v. Bouyer, Again

Why Louis Bouyer Is Delightful and Frustrating to Read https://t.co/gYowbXk4O6 pic.twitter.com/C3j4WyPduN

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) May 28, 2025

Human Fraternity, Cont.

Pope Leo XIV holds a special audience for ecumenical and interreligious delegations who took part in the Solemn Mass for the Inauguration of his Petrine Ministry.

In his address, the Holy Father highlighted Pope Francis’ emphasis on universal fraternity.

Pope Francis “promoted… pic.twitter.com/ljRujqoFVn

— Vatican News (@VaticanNews) May 19, 2025

Too Soon

Delighted to announce I'm working on a book project on Pope Leo XIV, with a foreword by @ArchbishopEamon - it is now available for pre-order, and will be despatched as soon as it is ready I hope this little book will serve as a gentle introduction to our new Holy Father, and look… pic.twitter.com/iwwgBBYL0V

— Michael Kelly ن (@MichaelPTKelly) May 19, 2025

Ambrosian Mid-Pentecost

The Ambrosian Feast of Mid-Pentecost https://t.co/b3URkGYpA2

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) May 15, 2025

Mid-Pentecost

The Byzantine Feast of Mid-Pentecost https://t.co/5Ifd5JbgeE pic.twitter.com/3mQ1xhQafe

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) May 14, 2025

Continuing Failure

Catholic social thinking has long wrestled with the concept of the state. | From the print issue.https://t.co/6k738jYQdf

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) May 14, 2025

Gänswein Comments

Archbishop Georg Gänswein ecstatic with new Pope: "The season of arbitrariness is over. The confused past must be overcome" "The institutions of the Church are not a leprosy". @pontifex #conclave2025 https://t.co/UDQ9QNMQt7 pic.twitter.com/g5FWVgV3e8

— Catholic Conclave (@cathconclave) May 12, 2025

The Gift of the Holy Spirit

“The baptismal water into which the body enters as into a tomb symbolizes death; the Spirit instills into us his life-giving power…This then is how we are born again of water and the Spirit: we die in the water, and we come to life again through the Spirit.” -St. Basil the Great

— Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, OP (@FrAquinasOP) May 12, 2025

NLM: The Easter Gospels of the Byzantine Rite

The Easter Gospels of the Byzantine Rite https://t.co/UYHUy7zaDr pic.twitter.com/6RugL7XxTY

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) May 11, 2025

Latin Text-Proofing the Keys

7) This is how Is 22:21-22 describes the king's vicar: "He shall be *a father* to the inhabitants of Jerusalem and to the house of Judah. And I will place on his shoulder the key of the house of David; he shall open, and none shall shut; and he shall shut, and none shall open."

— Fr Dylan Schrader (@FrDylanSchrader) May 11, 2025

Merits

The idea is that the saints intercede for us before God both by active prayer (precibus) and by the fact that he values the good works they did on earth (meritis).

— Fr Dylan Schrader (@FrDylanSchrader) May 11, 2025

And Latins Wait and See

Pope Leo XIV https://t.co/e57MvEJChP pic.twitter.com/sm69fOueWE

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) May 8, 2025

Latin Devotion

The Solemnity of St Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church 2025 https://t.co/i1A53zfBpR pic.twitter.com/5So74dDrnA

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) May 7, 2025

Infallibility Doesn't Apply Here

Our infallible pope is not a latter-day Oracle of Delphi. He rules only under strict conditions that apply theological logic to the existing Deposit of Faith.

Read Rev. Jerry J. Pokorsky's column here:https://t.co/mhhqzzUOOz

— The Catholic Thing (@catholicthing) May 6, 2025

Holding Fast to Their Ecclesiology

I want the next pope to be a good teacher and witness. I want him to lead Catholics to holiness, and call the world to sanctity.

But Christ is King, and his vicar on earth has a call to regency that really and truly reveals Christ and advances the Kingdom too.

— JD Flynn (@jdflynn) May 5, 2025

What About Chrismation?

“No one may share the Eucharist with us unless he believes that what we teach is true, unless he is washed in the regenerating waters of Baptism for the remission of his sins, and unless he lives in accordance with the teaching given us by Christ.” -St. Justin Martyr

— Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, OP (@FrAquinasOP) May 4, 2025