I Will Have to Read the Actual Condemnation of Action Française

Namely, the sympathies that the greater part of French Catholic intellectuals (Maritain, many of the Thomist philosophers, Bernanos etc.) harbored for the Action Française until it was condemned; the attitude of Italian Catholic culture towards Fascism; …

— Augusto Del Noce (@AugustoDelNoce) June 11, 2021

Was there actual heresy involved?

The Latest from Marco Tosatti

La Messa Tridentina Avversata: Minaccia Clericalismo e Culto della Personalità. https://t.co/JuSGTTzAn0

— Marco Tosatti (@MarcoTosatti) June 11, 2021

Yes, That Is What St. Thomas Claims

But is that correct? Was recapitulation a choice? Or was suffering necessary for the New Creation?

Aquinas argues that God could have saved the world by other means, yet He chose to redeem us through suffering for many reasons; one of them being that His suffering teaches us the gravity of human sin & the intensity of divine love.

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us. pic.twitter.com/n7O7OsslgS

— Thomistic Institute (@ThomisticInst) June 11, 2021

Tenebrae Choir

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— Tenebrae Choir (@TenebraeChoir) June 11, 2021

Centenary of the Malines Conversations

This year marks the centenary of the Malines Conversations, which gave rise to the idea of an Anglicanism in communion with Rome, “united, but not absorbed.” This was an explicit concept in the development of the Ordinariates and we give thanks for the way this has been realised. https://t.co/bGYp2y1u9P

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) June 11, 2021

More "Representation"

Pope Francis Names New Prefect of Vatican Congregation for Clergy https://t.co/JIc3CEzHmw

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) June 11, 2021

Rome Exercising "Universal and Ordinary Jurisdiction"

There is an argument that since these ecclesial movements are international that only the bishop of Rome has the competent authority to deal with them. But perhaps there shouldn't be international ecclesial movements that are not subject to the oversight of the local ordinary -- after all, isn't that the current situation now? And if the head of a movement is found to be abusive? Then it is up to the other members of that movement to bring him to a canonical trial, with local bishops involved. Instead we have legislation from Rome to deal with a problem that should be handled at the local level first. There is nothing to Latin teaching on the papacy that guarantees that decisions made by the Roman Curia will be correct or that "Canon Law" will be legislated properly or justly. And the fact that abuses of authority by Rome do happen is an argument against Roman claims of primacy.

Vatican imposes term limits for leaders of ecclesial movements to stop ‘violations and abuses’ https://t.co/aNqSw8BRNJ

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) June 11, 2021

A Special Recording by The Sixteen

I'm in awe of new compositions by Sir James MacMillan and Will Todd of St. John Henry Newman's "God has created me to do Him some definite service,” performed today by @TheSixteen. My heart both sings and aches, as Newman's surely did! Recording here: https://t.co/VbaDuy7pra

— Patrick Reilly (@NewmanSocPres) June 10, 2021