The Remnant Newspaper - ARCHBISHOP CARLO MARIA VIGANÒ Interviewed by Raymond Arroyo https://t.co/RlSejHibNU
— The Remnant (@remnantnews) November 13, 2020
VIGANÒ: WHY DIDN’T THE VATICAN CALL ME TO TESTIFY? https://t.co/ehr00wJtEc
— Marco Tosatti (@MarcoTosatti) November 13, 2020
Nearing finalisation of the proofs for @Ecclsoc's "Chancel Screens Since the Reformation." Hugely grateful to all contributors: Peter Doll, @Salpotintirah, @TrvrCooper, John Roberts, Andrew Derrick & @InterWarChurch. Great scholarship, free to @Ecclsoc members. pic.twitter.com/eydUX1AUBd
— Dr Mark Kirby (@Kirby5Mark) November 12, 2020
"True scholarship owes nothing to anybody; its allegiance is to truth and to the standards of excellence, including beauty, that constitute it."https://t.co/xrbCZoVgaK
— Zena Hitz (@zenahitz) November 12, 2020
Saddest thing in the Medieval Philosophy world right now. The investigation is still under way but the available evidence is already pretty baffling. Extensive, repeated copy-pasting from many other texts without proper attribution. A basic thing we warn undergrads not to do! https://t.co/FUhPG4iHRt
— Roxane Noël (@Roxanoel) November 12, 2020
Nominalist Revealed as Serial Plagiarism https://t.co/IfRDvV2Wip
— Stephen Pimentel (@StephenPiment) November 11, 2020
I wasn’t involved in this plagiarism investigation but became aware of it after detecting apparent plagiarism of my own work in a manuscript by this scholar.
— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) November 11, 2020
Stolen, more than words, is good will, time, & professional courtesy of editors & collaborators. https://t.co/S6S4yIu48j
A philosophy journal retracts three articles by a philosopher because of plagiarism, but the "current affair... extends far beyond" that one journal. https://t.co/5Ma4QBIOvP
— Daily Nous / Justin Weinberg (@DailyNousEditor) November 11, 2020
I certainly do dunk on Yves Congar https://t.co/xChpMmb6Qc
— Thomas Pink (@thomaspink1) November 11, 2020
But if Vigano indeed failed to investigate thoroughly, he joined a long list of other prelates who had dropped the ball in the McCarrick case. What makes Vigano different is that he eventually apologized for his failure. The cover-up continues. https://t.co/HCuZTfKDmP
— Philip Lawler (@PhilLawler) November 11, 2020
Join Fr. Joseph Fessio, SJ, Joseph Pearce, and Vivian Dudro in this week's @CatholicFormed Book Club discussion of Hans Urs von Balthasar’s “Short Primer for Unsettled Laymen.” WATCH NOW: https://t.co/1Wvtwgu4Lk
— Ignatius Press (@IgnatiusPress) November 12, 2020
I'm very grateful to @nntaleb for sharing generously with my class today. I don't know if many academics are assigning these works yet, but students found Skin in the Game and Principia Politica engaging reads which help integrate ideas from across disciplines. Thank you Maestro! https://t.co/Drj3CzoudM
— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) November 12, 2020
6 Examples of Truly Beautiful 21st Century Churches https://t.co/12NyEOfGOx pic.twitter.com/E1rJ50peWZ
— Russian Faith (@Russian_Faith) November 11, 2020
The Saints and Why They Matter
— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) November 11, 2020
Join Fr. Panayioti and Strati on an all new discussion. This time the focus is on the saints.
https://t.co/UEJ9S8dJxm
Louis Markos joins the podcast to discuss his book “The Myth Made Fact: Reading Greek and Roman Mythology through Christian Eyes.”https://t.co/fIRuFqznHH
— First Things (@firstthingsmag) November 12, 2020
Lord, thank You for Your many blessings in my life. Fill my heart with gratitude. Lead my heart to thanksgiving. Inspire my thanksgiving to offer acts of service to others this day. Amen.
— OCN (@MyOCN) November 10, 2020
Show your gratitude towards God by doing something self-less today. https://t.co/WyVYyzIeBp
“Snead argues that we are made for love & friendship, and that this allows us to care for those who are vulnerable & dependent. Our laws ought to encourage that love & friendship, reflecting our vulnerability & dependence.”@fergmaureen on @cartersnead https://t.co/HGFuMrcNt7
— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) November 11, 2020
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith Asserts Itself, in Support of Church Teaching | National Catholic Register https://t.co/wep4uefTbb @NCRegister
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) November 11, 2020
I was honored to provide a brief preface to this brilliant essay by the great Pierre Manent. The essay is timely: Manent explores the crisis of representation in the modern republic, an inevitable consequence of modern theories that seek the elimination of virtue from politics. https://t.co/9hzs1KUJHW
— Patrick Deneen (@PatrickDeneen) November 10, 2020
The convening of a Holy or Pan-Orthodox Synod is requested by associations of theologians of #Cyprus on the occasion of the recognition of the Autocephalous Orthodox Church of #Ukraine#orthodox_timeshttps://t.co/x5DsphiBqL
— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) November 10, 2020
Constantinople is stuck in the past, promotes liberal ecclesiology—UOC representativehttps://t.co/Of9zkpMEBf
— Orthodox Christianity (@Orthodoxy2019) November 10, 2020
“But you can’t turn the Church into a museum of Byzantine history,” Fr. Nikolai Danilevich said. pic.twitter.com/NjQDxjZuq4
The promo poster for the Man of God film on St. Nektarios, to be released next year:#StNektarios #GreekOrthodox #OrthodoxChristianity pic.twitter.com/eUbzUmdUfY
— Orthodox Christianity (@Orthodoxy2019) November 10, 2020
“Reading Scripture with Benedict and Francis: An Adventure with Two Popes”
— Thomistic Institute (@ThomisticInst) November 10, 2020
Today, Prof. Lewis Ayres (Durham University) will be speaking for the TI at the University of Edinburgh. This lecture will be on Zoom.
6:30 PM GMT (1:30 PM EST)
Register here: https://t.co/dDC7uYKxBT
The full McCarrick report is now online and public:https://t.co/gwpHjH7RKt
— Cindy Wooden (@Cindy_Wooden) November 10, 2020
The #McCarrickReport: Full Text and A Vatican Summary | National Catholic Register https://t.co/WF5kvpnWac @NCRegister
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) November 10, 2020
#BREAKING Vatican releases report on disgraced former Cardinal and sexual predator Theodore #McCarrick.
— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) November 10, 2020
No press conference accompanied this document release, no statement from the #Vatican was made.https://t.co/yTCSHOMEX1 pic.twitter.com/Ztk93jJzQK
Statement on Holy See’s Report on Theodore McCarrick Most Reverend José H. Gomez Archbishop of Los Angeles President, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: https://t.co/HzuFRE7O8l pic.twitter.com/jhq66P729i
— U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (@USCCB) November 10, 2020
The #McCarrickReport is a sad whitewash. Contrary to this headline, blaming JPII, the report says "3 of the 4" New Jersey bishops" provided John Paul “with inaccurate and incomplete in information…regarding McCarrick’s sexual conduct with young adults.” 1/2 https://t.co/kGAuKUh32F
— Raymond Arroyo (@RaymondArroyo) November 10, 2020
It remains unknown how much Pope Francis knew about McCarrick in the five years between Francis’ election as pope and his removing the former cardinal from ministry, @ColleenDulle writes.https://t.co/QMfscDikFN
— America Magazine (@americamag) November 9, 2020
“In the case of #McCarrick, the simple fact is that pathological personalities lie and deceive people - even intelligent and saintly people - and that’s what McCarrick was able to do," said George Weigel. https://t.co/awhGiqwdR2
— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) November 10, 2020
The Vatican report recognizes the history of Theodore McCarrick as a serious injury to the Catholic Church. But it does not address the crucial question of influence: the influence that McCarrick wielded, and the influence that promoted him. https://t.co/P0fMtSkqee
— Philip Lawler (@PhilLawler) November 10, 2020
My instant reaction to the #McCarrickReport: its chief purpose is to obscure the shameful role played by Pope Francis, who rehabilitated McCarrick and his cronies because they were useful to him, and acted only when the media forced him to. https://t.co/DH24ojFfDJ
— Damian Thompson (@holysmoke) November 10, 2020
This tells us so much about the politics of today’s @USCCB https://t.co/4WW3NGjwkv
— Damian Thompson (@holysmoke) November 10, 2020
First glance, the McCarrick report is a very sobering, astringent read that doesn’t hide any uncomfortable truths. It just lets the chips fall where they ....... BLAHAHAHA Nope. All blame shifted to nobodies or the deceased.
— Michael Brendan Dougherty (@michaelbd) November 10, 2020
Vatican’s McCarrick Report reveals crucial gaps in Archbishop Vigano’s ‘testimony’ https://t.co/C3QwmHFuer
— America Magazine (@americamag) November 10, 2020
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò issues initial response to the #McCarrickReport: pic.twitter.com/6yauaD5uGL
— Diane Montagna (@dianemontagna) November 10, 2020
It's truly astonishing that Francis still imagines that anyone takes him seriously. Thank God for Viganò and, quite frankly, to hell with the Vatican spin machine! https://t.co/ffWtjth1Pf
— Michael J. Matt (@Michael_J_Matt) November 10, 2020
"Parish Prayer Life":
— Akenside Institute for English Spirituality (@EngSpirituality) November 6, 2020
An introduction to the life and parochial theology of Martin Thornton
Fr Matthew Dallman's talk for @TowersofFaith
Video here: https://t.co/ZfmuzAaUN0
More info here:https://t.co/Z2DvGpZWFL
The thing that struck me was that I couldn’t explain to her, but it was a necessity that she go. Without sacrifices like hers the homestead is not viable.
— Joe Norman (@normonics) November 9, 2020
The real gut check is the mapping of that onto oneself
Our lives are a blip and if we live well it is in our sacrifices https://t.co/Q6MKVbuSEj
