Reparation and Expiation

That sort of Latin spiritual theology is still around in certain circles.

Colloquio Telefonico con mons. Schneider. “Preghiera, Riparazione ed Espiazione”. https://t.co/ShSDhaNtgy

— Marco Tosatti (@MarcoTosatti) June 6, 2021

The Trisagion Hymn in Aramaic

Trisagion Hymn in Aramaic (Georgian Orthodox Chant) - YouTube https://t.co/WG30a1XGR2

— Benedict Kiely (@benedict_kiely) June 6, 2021

Andrew Louth on Sobornost' in 20th Ce Orthodox Theology

A Winning Latin Pastoral Strategy

Well, at least His Grace has plenty of priests to fill the gaps that will be left by the FSSP...

Oh. https://t.co/MUChYhg8dZ pic.twitter.com/GCrgxQ9QFB

— Matthew Hazell (@M_P_Hazell) June 5, 2021

"Everyone" Is Waiting

If Francis vandalises Summorum Pontificum, it will be interesting to see how the Integralists explain that to their young fogeys.

— Damian Thompson (@holysmoke) June 5, 2021

Cdl Müller praises Summorum Pontificum, argues against “authoritarianism”: “It takes prudence and respect for groups and people who want to celebrate Holy Mass with the rite adopted until John XXIII, without creating new tensions” https://t.co/ztIdTsBI1q @RicCascioli @lanuovaBQ

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) June 5, 2021

The Example of St. Boniface

"The wisdom of St. Boniface reminds us that false idols must be cleared away to make room for true worship." https://t.co/6ppLaKDMlg

— The Josias (@josias_rex) June 5, 2021

The "Russian Roman Catholic Church"

The Church in Russia has reorganized the causes of 20th-century Catholics who it hopes will be officially recognized as martyrs. https://t.co/50oM8ZeLcJ

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) June 5, 2021

Good Riddance

May his resignation be accepted. He's still pushing the fake synodal path, though.

“It is important to me to share the responsibility for the catastrophe of the sexual abuse by Church officials over the past decades,” Marx wrote to Pope Francis.https://t.co/RN5zDTvw4z

— Crux (@Crux) June 4, 2021

Cardinal Marx asks Pope Francis to accept his resignation.
“to share the responsibility for the catastrophe of the sexual abuse by Church officials over the past decades”
Personal declaration https://t.co/D9hVZRfZZA
Letter to Pope Francis https://t.co/VneKl0lY0w#church #Germany pic.twitter.com/UWgNSsEOWj

— Erzbistum München (@ebmuc) June 4, 2021

Cardinal Reinhard Marx has submitted his resignation as Archbishop of Munich & Freising over the sexual abuse crisis, leaving decision to the Pope. In declaration, he reiterates his strong support for the #SynodalPath that came out of the crisis. “This path must be continued!” pic.twitter.com/2BLD8ZMX8Z

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) June 4, 2021

Is Cdl Marx also resigning all the perks and benefits shown to ex-prelates by the Church, including his voting in a conclave, or just washing his hands of any role in repairing what harms he has helped cause? “Resignation” means one thing to most of us but something else to them.

— Edward Peters (@canonlaw) June 4, 2021

Two Reviews by Richard Barrett

A review by @RichardRBarrett of two new musical publications for the Paschal season (still ongoing for Orthodox Christians) https://t.co/2Wly7mpHqn

— Alexander Lingas (@ALLingas) June 3, 2021

One Thomas Responds to Another

Both would claim to be disciples of St. Thomas.

Recent Discussions of Religious Liberty--Storck's response to Pink https://t.co/7i0N9Fdsdh

— The Josias (@josias_rex) June 3, 2021

A Motet by Josquin des Prez

Here is a Marian motet by Josquin des Prez, sung in the Lady Chapel of Ely Cathedral.

This stunning piece uses a double cantus-firmus canon of Beata Mater as its structural framework. 🧔🏻https://t.co/5cAvMKC8Y6#josquin500 #junesessions #josquinslegacy

— The Gesualdo Six (@TheGesualdoSix) June 3, 2021

Gesualdo Six

Celebrating #CorpusChristi with 8-part Tudor polyphony: 6 in-person singers and virtual choir synchronised and blended by hybrid method @StWulframs @_cathedralmusic @RSCMCentre @TheGesualdoSix https://t.co/qFQA61jzoc

— Tim Williams (@TimWill78044452) June 3, 2021

Waiting...

Summorum Pontificum: Un Appello alla Preghiera in Difesa della Messa. https://t.co/Us1zw3uEMq

— Marco Tosatti (@MarcoTosatti) June 4, 2021

Pope Francis believed to be preparing restrictions for the traditional Mass https://t.co/vRgM981CzL

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) June 3, 2021

Disaster looms if Pope Francis restricts the traditional Mass. If Pope Francis can contradict the teaching of Pope Benedict, what is to prevent a future Pontiff from contradicting Pope Francis? https://t.co/DKNdkDwYTQ

— Philip Lawler (@PhilLawler) June 2, 2021

More Details

Details about #PopeFrancis’ plans to restrict the Traditional Latin Mass have been sparse — until now. Here’s the latest: https://t.co/UEMe4gVO08

— Diane Montagna (@dianemontagna) June 2, 2021

The Milky Way

It's a composite of 370 observations over the past two decades by the orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory, depicting billions of stars and countless black holes in the center, or heart, of the Milky Way. https://t.co/5XLck6sSYk

— 12 News (@12News) May 30, 2021

Ed Peters on the Revisions to Canon Law

A few thoughts on the revised Book VI of the Code https://t.co/3fX2wLyal7

— Edward Peters (@canonlaw) June 1, 2021

Still Waiting to See if SP Is Axed

Pope's Plan to Restrict Traditional Latin Mass Backed by Two Curial Cardinals https://t.co/UEMe4gVO08

— Diane Montagna (@dianemontagna) June 1, 2021

"Bring Us O Lord God"

Wow LISTEN to a Breathtaking #Hymn "Bring us O Lord God" Sung by the #Voces8 #Choir in an Empty #Churchhttps://t.co/laq1W68h4v pic.twitter.com/U3CtOYVIOy

— Catholic News World (@catholicnews1) May 29, 2021

Meanwhile

Senior Vatican officials charge that the Vatican Secretariat of State has not yet complied with a papally mandated handover of financial controls.

The secretariat has not responded to questions.https://t.co/W4KzzhPtZT

— The Pillar (@PillarCatholic) May 31, 2021

Changes to Roman Canon Law

Necessary? Or do they reinforce an untenable thesis concerning ecclesial authority, especially the authority of the bishop of Rome in relation to other bishops? Why should such rules be created by one man alone, rather than through a synod? Because of Latin ecclesiology.

VATICAN--Pope Francis has issued changes to the Catholic Church's Canonical Laws, in the chapter specific to penalties and punishments.

Here is his accompanied statement, issued originally in Latin, Italian, German and Spanish.

My translation. pic.twitter.com/mOls52v66g

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) June 1, 2021

Comments by Bishop Juan Ignacio Arrieta Ochoa de Chinchetru, Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts--explaining how and why these changes took place. pic.twitter.com/RMQIlr55Io

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) June 1, 2021

‘Tend the Flock of God’: Vatican Official Explains the Revised Norms on Church Sanctions | National Catholic Register @NCRegister https://t.co/XWawwgWJAd

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) June 1, 2021

By the apostolic constitution Pascite gregem Dei, today @Pontifex has issued a revised Book VI of the Code of #CanonLaw. The new law comes into effect on 8 December. The English translation of the new canons is here: https://t.co/9umMMd5fXd

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) June 1, 2021

Updated Can. 1379§4 (effective Dec 8) A person who deliberately administers a sacrament to those who are prohibited from receiving it is to be punished with suspension.

This is huge

— Fr. Paul Hedman (@BackwardsFeet) June 1, 2021

The Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts says the Pope's Apostolic Constitution "Pascite gregem Dei" gives Bishops adequate means to prevent and punish crimes that are perpetrated in the Church.https://t.co/5NhU7zpT5E

— Vatican News (@VaticanNews) June 1, 2021

When today's Pillar Post says "White Claw is the official summer drink of The Pillar," we need to be clear that neither @canonlawyered nor I endorse this decision.

https://t.co/PVfMImPB0V

— Michelle La Rosa (@MichelleLa_Rosa) June 1, 2021