CWR: Reading St. Thomas: A beginner’s guide to the articulus by Joseph G. Trabbic
Most of the things that Thomas deals with whether by way of the question or other methods are quite complicated. But Thomas sees no point in making complicated matters more complicated.
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Pietro De Marco Proposes an Irenic Discussion of Vatican II
Sandro Magister: For or Against the Council, the Church in the Vortex. Guidelines for a Pacification
But the dialogue is really just for Latins and the patriarchate of Rome -- if Eastern Catholics are meant to be included at all, they are presumed to share the same beliefs as Latin ecclesiology. (Of course, Latins believe that the key points of Latin ecclesiology have already been established as dogma, because of those synods that they claim are ecumenical.) Latins need to realize that this debate is an intramural one and does not pertain to the Church Universal.
The note from Professor De Marco (in Italian).
But the dialogue is really just for Latins and the patriarchate of Rome -- if Eastern Catholics are meant to be included at all, they are presumed to share the same beliefs as Latin ecclesiology. (Of course, Latins believe that the key points of Latin ecclesiology have already been established as dogma, because of those synods that they claim are ecumenical.) Latins need to realize that this debate is an intramural one and does not pertain to the Church Universal.
The note from Professor De Marco (in Italian).
Salvation and Redemption
Salvation & Redemption -- The Early Christian Understanding
— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) August 12, 2020
We wish you all peace in this fallen world.https://t.co/9pll49Uqzp pic.twitter.com/fxOTaVhTtK
Gladden Pappin on Bridge Builder Podcast
Delighted to join @MNCatholicConf’s Bridge Builder show to talk about Catholic political thought, different concepts of Church & State, the politics of corporatism, coronavirus & more
— Gladden Pappin (@gjpappin) August 10, 2020
Check out the podcast here! 👇 https://t.co/x3vskhZOKv https://t.co/tu7Ylczs0l
BridgeBuilder Podcast: Gladden Pappin on Catholic Political Thought, Boundaries Between Church & State and Corporatism
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Active Participation
With the public celebration of Mass still limited in many parts of the country, many Catholic have been watching online and asking "what is active participation?" CNA asked two @FrJamesBradley and @PetriOP https://t.co/KJ7QZ6yPNL
— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) August 6, 2020
A Crisis Point for Latin Ecclesiology Yet?
The fundamental problem with the Catholic Church goes much deeper than Francis. Archbishop Viganò and Fr. Thomas Weinandy debate the mother of all conspiracies... the plot to silence the Catholic Church from within. https://t.co/cZCQm4awDD
— Michael J. Matt (@Michael_J_Matt) August 11, 2020
We know the Vatican - probably issuing from Sect' of State - has ordered certain high - profile persons to crank up the pressure on V-II. Tornielli - in charge of https://t.co/rRo0wBadiH, has issued orders in all language sections to assign someone the task.
— Hilary White (@hilarityjane) August 12, 2020
They're panicking. https://t.co/hzuM87SsNF
CDK on the Family
Thrilled to have my essay published by @Athwart_Mag! In it, I discuss the family’s intimate link to the common good of politica communities. I examine Charles De Koninck’s of the common good and his two antecedents, Aristotle and St. Augustine.https://t.co/gSG2k6HWoJ
— Anthony Daoud (@AnthonyDaoud6) August 12, 2020
More Ordinations for the Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter
The Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter invites you to view the Ordination of Messrs. King, Simons, Stockstill, and Woloson to the Sacred Order of Deacon by Most Rev Steven J. Lopes. Feast of Saint Lawrence. From the Cathedral of Our Lady of Walsingham https://t.co/8vMgzxjKnc
— Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter (@CSPOrd) August 11, 2020
More on Péguy
"This errand had forced Péguy to break off mid-sentence his writing of a remarkable essay, 'Conjoined Note on Descartes and the Cartesian Philosophy,' now fully in English for the first time as part of Notes on Bergson and Descartes." @wipfandstock https://t.co/AIuuRspOuu
— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) August 12, 2020
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
Hadley Arkes on Ralph McInerny
Memories of Ralph and Lessons for Lawyers in Crisis | Hadley Arkes: https://t.co/TcvaAacapH pic.twitter.com/2PD7w9tHyJ
— The Catholic Thing (@catholicthing) August 11, 2020
The Catholic Thing
May God Grant Him Many Years
Archbishop Gänswein: Benedict XVI's Illness Is 'Subsiding' https://t.co/yNqz4xQmSQ @NCRegister
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) August 11, 2020
Edward Slingerland on Chinese Philosophy
"Slingerland takes the bold step here of arguing that we should stop speaking of 'Chinese' philosophy in the first place, as the Chinese of the distant past were grappling with the same philosophical problems that face us today..." @OxUniPress https://t.co/lqcGHX3Fmv
— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) August 10, 2020
Monday, August 10, 2020
Francis Beckwith on Aquinas
Hope Leman interviews Baylor philosophy professor Francis Beckwith on why Thomas Aquinas isn't just for Catholics:https://t.co/3AeDKa606z
— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) August 10, 2020
Mosaics of St. Lawrence in Ravenna
Mosaics of St. Laurence in the “Mausoleum of Galla Placidia” in Ravenna, Italy
— The Byzantine Legacy (@ByzantineLegacy) August 10, 2020
Today is the feast of St. Laurence of Rome pic.twitter.com/L9DGbblaT0
Ceres
The dwarf planet Ceres -- long believed to be a barren space rock -- is an ocean world with reservoirs of sea water beneath its surface, the results of a major exploration mission showed https://t.co/wwozgtd5Vi
— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 10, 2020
Aquinas on the Two Powers
St. Thomas on the Two Powers https://t.co/pYxqbs3iJM
— The Josias (@josias_rex) August 10, 2020
important new translation—maybe the first time it has appeared this fullyhttps://t.co/3k9UTJIQqY
— Pat Smith (@smithpatrick08) August 10, 2020
The Josias
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