Community of the Beatitudes Scandal

The 50-year-old charismatic movement Community of the Beatitudes has announced it will form an independent commission to study problems in the group’s past. https://t.co/JZ6Cz6VKs2

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) November 9, 2023

Still Primarily a Western Phenomenon?

Unfortunately, the charismatic movement has spread among Indian Catholics as well, probably more among those who were Latin-rite but who knows, there may be some Indian Syriac Catholics who have become "Charismatic." Has a renewed emphasis on Confirmation sufficiently addressed their claims about being baptized in the Holy Spirit?

First Things: Amy Coney Barrett and Charismatic Christianity by Dale M. Coulter

Patti Gallagher Mansfield

No, @washingtonpost - the Catholic charismatic renewal is not "A Handmaid's Tale," but started in 1967 & enjoys favor from @Pontifex Francis. See this @americamag interview I did with a US founder after she attended a papal gathering of the group in Rome https://t.co/boWtghmBqX

— Sean Salai, SJ (@SeanSalaiSJ) October 7, 2020

From Charismatic to Chrismation

AFR

Fr. Lawrence Farley on the Charismatic "Renewal"

Ancient Faith Blogs: Why I Am No Longer a Charismatic by Fr. Lawrence Farley

Asia News: Pope calls for strengthening relations with charismatics and Pentecostals

UGCC Embraces the Charismatic Movement

via Byz TX

Cardinal Koch on the Protestant Reformation

CWR: Cardinal Koch: “The commemoration of the Reformation reminded us of what unites us”

“In the commemoration of the Reformation,” says the President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, “the emphasis was above all on what we have in common; but open questions still remain, as before.”

A Consequence of the Filioque? "Really?"

50 Years of Catholic Charismatics

NCReg: Catholic Charismatic Renewal Marks 50 Years With Rome Celebration
The May 31-June 4 jubilee focuses on Holy Spirit.

What Impact on the Younger Churches of Africa?

Catholic? Since When?

CWR Blog: Chemin Neuf and Taize among new Catholic movements present at WYD by Filip Mazurczak
New Catholic movements that flourished after Vatican II, especially in Europe, are helping to rejuvenate the Church, and many of them are present in Krakow.

Chemin Neuf may be Catholic but Taizé, though it may have Catholic members. What is their appeal? A pseudo-traditional feel? Emotional worship music? The sense of community and belonging?

Chemin Neuf UK
Vatican page

Papal Message to the 39th National (Italian) Convention of Groups and Communities for Renewal in the Holy Spirit

Meanwhile, How are the Indian Syriac Churches?

Jesus Youth

Still Around

Pope Francis has urged members of the Charismatic Renewal to "walk in the newness of life."

Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Sunday, December 6, 2015

Pope Francis on Sunday prayed for the success of the Climate Change Conference currently underway in Paris. The Pope...

Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Sunday, December 6, 2015

Fr. George Maloney

Learning more about him, as I consider purchasing some of his books.

A Catholic Answers forum thread
His obituary.

Discovering the Hidden Reality: A Journey into Christian Mystical Prayer


part 2

Related:
A Roman Catholic's Journey to Eastern Catholicism: Part 2 God's Voice Thunders!

A Worship that Appeals to Both Men and Women

Rorate Caeli: FIUV Position Paper: The Traditional Mass and Men

The claim that prayers and lyrics that are overly sentimental and do not strongly assert the truths of the Faith are repugnant to men is probably right. But one could probably find a trend of declining Mass attendance by men in the Roman rite churches after World War II; this is parallel to other churches (i.e. Byzantine) suffering from low attendance, both here in the US and in Europe, despite their maintaining traditional forms of worship. Why has there been a difficulty in retaining males? This is something those in authority need to address. Male converts are more likely to seek out traditional, more reverent forms, with the exception of charismatics and those who participate in some of the new ecclesial movements? But even those can be said to share with traditional forms a more demanding, robust Christianity, even if the theology of the latter groups may be suspect.

What Would Byzantine Christians Have Added?

Vatican Radio spoke to representatives of the Catholic-Pentecostal dialogue here at the Vatican.

Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Friday, July 17, 2015

Would There Be

a Catholic Charismatic movement if the Roman-rite churches had a better teaching of the role of the Holy Spirit in divine adoption and theosis?

Pope Francis has arrived!

Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Friday, July 3, 2015

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Pope greets members of the Renewal of the Holy Spirit - (Vatican Radio) On Friday afternoon in St Peter’s Square, Pope...

Posted by News.va English on Friday, July 3, 2015

Pope Francis: Persecuted Christians Are Our Brothers, Our MartyrsMeets with 30,000 Members of the Charismatic Renewal Movement in St. Peter’s Square

Posted by Zenit News Agency on Friday, July 3, 2015

5th Lenten Sermon of Fr. Cantalamessa

Fr. Cantalamessa's 5th Lenten Homily 2015East and West Before the Mystery of Salvation

Posted by Zenit News Agency on Friday, March 27, 2015

Of course, he has some positive words about the Catholic Charismatic movement.

"The Catholic charismatic movement is one of the many fruits of the Second Vatican Council, which, like a new Pentecost, led to an extraordinary flourishing in the Church's life of groups and movements particularly sensitive to the action of the Spirit. . . . How many lay faithful—men, women, young people, adults and the elderly—have been able to experience in their own lives the amazing power of the Spirit and his gifts! How many people have rediscovered the faith, the joy of prayer, the power and beauty of the Word of God, translating all this into generous service in the Church’s mission! How many lives have been profoundly changed!"

His second and third sermons of Lent this year.