Wonderful new @FordhamOrthodox interview with Bissera Pentcheva discussing the #LostVoicesofHagiasophia project! https://t.co/Jj5rUao3IN
— Cappella Romana (@cappellaromana) September 3, 2020
Friday, September 04, 2020
Interview with Bissera Pentcheva
Social Justice Quarterly
Here it is! The first issue of Social Justice Quarterly, the Leonine Institute's magazine!
— Leonine Institute (@leoinstituteCST) September 4, 2020
It's been months in the making and we are so glad to present it to you! Thank you to all our contributors!
Please read and share!!https://t.co/B6B4OHVqs5 pic.twitter.com/Iys13fNNjM
What Sort of Handle on the Patriarchate?
#PopeFrancis has revealed that that, during the #AmazonSynod, the debate over married priests became too polarised - it is for this reason that he didn’t go forward with the proposal
— Christopher Lamb (@ctrlamb) September 4, 2020
/1https://t.co/fqMvoIRmMm
Matt Dinan Reviews Manent's Natural Law and Human Rights
Today my review of Pierre Manent's Natural Law and Human Rights is the "In this Issue" in @hedgehogreview's weekly newsletter--check it out here:https://t.co/1xN86o7GqK pic.twitter.com/I8tQ9TOHNP
— Matt Dinan (@second_sailing) September 4, 2020
Thursday, September 03, 2020
Interview with Demetrios Tselengides
On the Lack of Distinction Between the Theanthropic Body and the Body of Humanity: the Root of our Problems
— Orthodox Ethos (@frpeterheers) September 3, 2020
~ Interview with Professor of Dogmatic Theology, Demetrios Tselengides
Link to video: https://t.co/REJv4IpftN
Link to audio: https://t.co/nhbKPU6et1
“Here is my rhetorical question: With what moral support can the faithful man go to church, when he knows that by going himself he is preventing someone else who wants to go, because they have reached the maximum amount [of attendees]?...(1)
— Orthodox Ethos (@frpeterheers) September 3, 2020
Link to video: https://t.co/REJv4IpftN
Churches, Chapels, Monasteries of Crete, Greece
PHOTO GALLERY: Beautiful Churches, Chapels & Monasteries of Crete, Greecehttps://t.co/TOBFMsHdiP
— Orthodox Christianity (@Orthodoxy2019) September 3, 2020
White-washed chapels on cliffs rising over the azure sea, cloud-capped bell towers or solemn monasteries with old frescoes—Cretan churches are a must-see on your trip to Crete... pic.twitter.com/a4dt8V1mlc
Sunday Worship in 4th Century Jerusalem
The 12th century manuscript that serves as the basis for this article was discovered in 1884 by the Italian archaeologist Rammurini in Arezzo (Italy). Later it became known as The Pilgrimage to Holy Places..
— St Elisabeth Convent. Orthodox Life And Chants (@StElisabethConv) September 3, 2020
Read full: https://t.co/KYAnDNWqSa
Commission an Icon
Hand-painted icons by Julia Hayes https://t.co/eGYrwoNlqa via @YouTube
— Julia Bridget Hayes (@ikonographics) September 3, 2020
St. Maximos on the Love of God
Saint Maximus the Confessor: He who loves God first loved his neighbor#orthodox_timeshttps://t.co/ljBhkcHTiT
— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) September 3, 2020
Father Paul Drozdowski
Today's new episode is with Father Paul Drozdowski, a world renowned iconographer. We get into his background and the purpose of icons in worship. Listen here: https://t.co/3tkkVfAfdG pic.twitter.com/cY4o2OsCMO
— context_matters (@contextmatters7) September 3, 2020
Fake Synodality
Much of this push to revise the Church’s sexual morality through the Synodal Path is believed to have derived from the thinking of German theologian Father Eberhard Schockenhoff who died suddenly in July aged 67 after falling in his home
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) September 3, 2020
https://t.co/1FucUh9z7N @NCRegister
Max Weber
In the centenary of Max Weber’s death, we focus on 2 of Weber’s themes that have had a considerable influence on the study of the sociology of religion: the disenchantment of the world; and, Protestant ethics as the driving force behind capitalism https://t.co/Q7WKRf6qJa
— La Civiltà Cattolica (@civcatt) September 3, 2020
Eastern Christian Books: Texts and Acts of Ephesus
Eastern Christian Books: Texts and Acts of Ephesus
Liverpool University Press: The Council of Ephesus of 431: Documents and Proceedings Translated by Richard Price with an introduction and notes by Thomas Graumann
Wednesday, September 02, 2020
The Juridical Foundations of a Personal Ordinariate
It was a great joy to speak to the @ecclawsoc this afternoon about the juridical foundations of a personal #ordinariate, with thanks to @coefen for the invitation! #CanonLaw #CanonLawMatters https://t.co/XRjaB7VLld
— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) September 2, 2020
For Those Interested in Palamas
Apparently a research project devoted to studying the two variants of Gregory Palamas' (in)famous third letter to Gregory Akindynos on the essence/energies distinction has just published (all?/some of?) its results on a new site, yesterday: https://t.co/w2Y5YVMUYN
— Jonathan Greig (@jabgreig) September 2, 2020
website
A Debate on God's Existence
Just watched a great debate on God's existence between Fr. Gregory Pine (@ThomisticInst) and Ben Watkins of (@RealAtheology). It's as cordial and thoughtful as my debate with @cosmicskeptic (if not even more so!). Keep up these great debates @mattfradd! https://t.co/5YnRN80lRi
— Trent Horn (@Trent_Horn) September 2, 2020
John O'Callaghan on Personhood
A great lecture from Notre Dame Prof. John O'Callaghan: "Are There Failed Persons? Are You One of Them?"
— Ryan T. Anderson (@RyanTAnd) September 1, 2020
Particularly good on faulty modern conceptions of personhood and how they infect modern bioethics.https://t.co/AYMUaxHrpq @ThomisticInst
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