Western Iconography?

Learn Wall Painting in the Gothic Style of Matthew Paris and the School of St Albans https://t.co/1uBnmrEJDL pic.twitter.com/29Ua3C0tL0

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) February 10, 2026

The Divine Services of the Orthodox Church with Commentary

“The Divine Services of the Orthodox Church with Commentary” - A New Liturgical Handbook for the Byzantine Rite https://t.co/tXeVoAPkni pic.twitter.com/uhoE6lRQdG

— New Liturgical Movement (@NLMblog) February 6, 2026

(Latin) Sacrifice and the Offering of Christ

I think it true to say that in the Eucharistic Sacrifice the Church participates in the offering Christ makes such that it is her sacrifice also: “Respice in oblationem Ecclesiae tuae.” This is the way of sanctified humanity, of Head and Body, of Mary at the foot of the Cross.

— Amigo de Frodo (@bpdflores) January 31, 2026

More Institutional Face-Saving

We are beginning a new catechesis series dedicated to the Second Vatican Council and to a fresh reading of its Documents. The Council's Magisterium remains even today the North Star guiding the Church’s journey. #GeneralAudience https://t.co/PIm9DbQ3oI

— Pope Leo XIV (@Pontifex) January 7, 2026

"Merit"

The feast of Mary's #ImmaculateConception today reminds us of how deeply Catholics profess:
* the power of Christ the Redeemer
* the necessity and primacy of grace
* the gift of justification, which is merited for us by Christ alone

— Fr Dylan Schrader (@FrDylanSchrader) December 8, 2025

The Heart as a Pump?

They taught you the heart was just a glorified meat pump. That it squeezes and pushes blood like some crude mechanical device. A hydraulic engine made of flesh. That is what they want you to believe. Because if you buy into that primitive lie, you never ask deeper questions.

But… pic.twitter.com/NAynITdj3W

— Paul White Gold Eagle (@PaulGoldEagle) October 15, 2025

Guarino on Mater Populi Fidelis

“The document treats several titles traditionally imputed to the Blessed Mother, but two stand out: co-redemptrix and mediatrix. As regards the former, it concludes that it is ‘always inappropriate’ because this appellation easily gives rise to misunderstandings.” https://t.co/Bn9UnV3naJ

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) November 25, 2025