Defending the Faith Against Present Heresies

New Book about Pope Francis' Pontificate (Arouca Press) - https://mailchi.mp/0eafaddb64dc/defending-the-faith

Posted by Arouca Press on Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Rorate Caeli: Announcing the Publication of Defending the Faith Against Present Heresies

Too Modern

Sărbătoare cu bucurie tuturor! Happy feast of the Annunciation today!

(icon/painting by a young Romanian icon painter called Liviu Dumitrescu, which I found a while ago while researching for an icons presentation). pic.twitter.com/rULHnl6js1

— Dragos Herescu (@DragosHerescu) March 25, 2021

Shaun Blanchard on "Jansenism"

Church Life: From Jansenism to Humanae Vitae: The Long History of Catholic Dissent by Shaun Blanchard

Orthodox "Traditionalists"

Fr. Peter Heers and Jay Dyer - An Orthodox Response to Ecumenism and Modernism (Video)

Pius X vs. Modernism

from Fr. John Perricone - Imaginative Conservative, originally published in Crisis.

CWR Dispatch: History, unchanging truth, and Vatican II by Eduardo Echeverria

The “pastorality of doctrine” approach, of which one can hear echoes in some interventions at Synod 2018, is a form of Neo-Modernism because it expresses merely an instrumentalist view of doctrine.

Veritatis Splendor

CWR: Language, Truth, and Reality: Revisiting Veritatis Splendor on its 25th anniversary by Eduardo Echeverria
It is time to engage in a creative retrieval of this work so as to revitalize the present theological culture and life of the Church from its drift toward what is nothing other than a new modernism.

Panel Discussion on Freedom

Fr. Paul Nadimi Tarazi

Apparently he is not free from controversy in E. Orthodox circles.

website
SVOTS faculty page
news of his retirement
bio
a discussion thread at orthodoxchristianity.net

Crisis: Cardinal Cupich’s Modernist View of the Family by R. Jared Staudt

The accusation of modernism gets thrown around a lot, especially in traditional circles. As a descriptor of heresy, modernism is a vague term. Modernism can refer to a movement of

We Are Special Snowflakes

Are they passing out purple (and red) zuchettos in Cracker Jack boxes these days? Re: De Incarnatione, Latin Christianity goes from one extreme (certain Western theories of atonement) to the other (an absolutist humanism/anthropocentricism).

Go read the Church Fathers on the Divine exchange and deification.

Archbishop José H. Gomez:

The archbishop explained that Advent is a time of waiting for the coming of Christ at Christmas, but it is also an opportunity for God to draw closer to his people in relationship, noting this desire of God to be close to creation is a unique aspect of Christianity.
“And we believe that our God comes to be with us, that he loves us so much that he makes himself one of us – sharing in the whole experience of our humanity, beginning as a little child in a mother’s womb.”

From Cubism to...

Of Course He Does

Crux Now: Jesuit Chief Rejects Charges of Heresy for Views on Gospels

Fr. Bertacchini's Letter

Sandro Magister: On the Pope’s Desk, a "Memorandum" Against the General of the Jesuits. For Near Heresy

Fr. Bertacchini is supposedly a Jesuit of high caliber, and yet he can assert this:
"Such a grave statement should be reasoned out at length and in depth, because it is indeed possible to admit error in a narrative detail; but to call into question the veracity of doctrinal teachings of Jesus is another matter."

Rev. Paul Scalia - The Errors of Modernism

Two Thomisms: Reflections on the Centenary of Pius X's Letter against the Modernists

From 2007

The Imaginative Conservative: The Catholic Enlightenment: A Forgotten History by Bradley J. Birzer

The Catholic Enlightenment: The Forgotten History of a Global Movement by Ulrich L. Lehner

Interview with Père Jean-Dominique Fabre, O.P.

who is writing a biography of Fr. Roger-Thomas Calmel, O.P.



(via Pertinacious Papist)

Updating Theology and Philosophy

James Chastek: Marketing philosophy

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