Ecclesiastical Plagiarism in Rome

This excellent article discusses the important research of Fr. Alkuin Schachenmayr on the issue of ecclesiastical plagiarism in Rome and my recent contributions to problem of plagiarism in academic theology. @PaterAlkuin @HannahBrockhaus @JoshHochschild https://t.co/ILssK6JzKc

— M. V. Dougherty (@MVDougherty123) December 14, 2021

Pageau on Holy Maximos the Confessor

10 years ago I could have only dreamt of a world where a discussion on St-Maximus the Confessor could attract the attention of thousands people in just one day. Here we are. What a time to be alive. https://t.co/5N4MQcx0sI

— Jonathan Pageau (@PageauJonathan) December 14, 2021

Bergoglio Acts Against the EF Further

Traditional Catholics Sound Alarm As Rome Suppresses Most Old Rite Sacraments | National Catholic Register https://t.co/PFGwCK634q @NCRegister

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) December 14, 2021

Holy Nicholas, Pray for Us

What did scientists find when they reconstructed the face of St. Nicholas? Find out here:https://t.co/gU7APNTegx

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) December 6, 2021

Bergoglio's Ecumenical Moves

“Let us not become paralyzed by fear of openness or bold gestures, or give in to talk of ‘irreconcilable differences’ that in fact have nothing to do with the Gospel.”https://t.co/d3qi5inFV9

— Luke Coppen (@LukeCoppen) December 3, 2021

Pope Francis apologized for the ways Catholics have contributed to division with Orthodox Christians during a meeting with Greek Orthodox leaders in Athens on Saturday. #PopeinGreece https://t.co/gOCZwuiJCZ

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) December 4, 2021

On his return flight from Athens, Pope Francis said that a second meeting between him and Patriarch Kirill of Moscow, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, is being organized. https://t.co/kJmCC1buGA

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) December 6, 2021

Here is the full text of Pope Francis’ in-flight press conference en route from Greece to Rome. #PopeInGreece https://t.co/cd1q8067Di

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) December 6, 2021

Vaticanista Does His Thing

Italian Vaticanist Looks to Next Pontificate in New Book | National Catholic Register https://t.co/j9jIpt87s1 @NCRegister

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) November 16, 2021

Duchesne Reviews the Second Volume of Seewald's Biography of Joseph Ratzinger

Seewald does not explore in depth Ratzinger’s early writings, or his rather bumpy first steps in academia.https://t.co/pNHZ0Kk9Ep

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) December 7, 2021

Arakiotissa

It's an icon of the Theotokos "Arakiotissa." This blogger gives a great explanation of it: https://t.co/chWIQBNh5k

— Victoria Emily Jones (@artandtheology) December 6, 2021

Müller's Criticism of Traditionis Custodes

Cardinal Müller Criticizes ‘Traditionis Custodes’ in Preface of New Book https://t.co/Dstp4Hddao

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) December 6, 2021

Means-End Problem

Good thread. https://t.co/bEuivgKr27

— Pater Edmund (@sancrucensis) December 6, 2021

One can legislate what is in accordance with the Natural Law and thus in consonance with the ultimate end, but that formality or ratio of the means cannot be legislated.

Eucharistia

In Athens, Pope Francis said that the Greek language gave the entire Church a word that sums up the gift of Christ: "Eucharistia." https://t.co/VEBvV5nkQi

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

But Ensoulment?

Zinc atoms doing God's Will, and glorifying His creation in a dance of light that is nothing short of miraculous.

Life begins at conception, with a bang! https://t.co/VFUpC6R5ZM

— Hélvio Vairinhos (@hvairinhos) November 30, 2021

Bauerschmidt on the Pauline Reform

For those with niche interests: some thoughts on the post-Vatican II liturgical reforms: https://t.co/RdgvqVesi6

— Fritz Bauerschmidt (@BauerschmidtC) November 30, 2021

Cormac Burke Passes

A great canonist died last week. May he rest in peace. https://t.co/wE4yiEldVV

— Edward Peters (@canonlaw) November 30, 2021

Standing Fast

Asked point blank if the lack of vocations to the priesthood could lead to the ordination of women, even if only to the deaconate, the prelate said that from a “doctrinal point of view” there are “no conclusions that open this door.”https://t.co/HUpqKJoFny

— Crux (@Crux) November 29, 2021

Medieval Bologna

Manhattan of the Middle Ages.

The Italian city of Bologna had 180 towers by AD 1200. The tallest, 320 (97 meters) feet high, still stands and was completed in AD 1119.#archaeohistories pic.twitter.com/vZuDcZaBjW

— Archaeo - Histories (@archeohistories) November 28, 2021

Klima's Recovery of Form

Gyula Klima's recent lecture, describing his "historical-analytical metaphysical" project of recovering the notion of *form* as the "conceptual keystone" in the scholastic "cathedral of thought"https://t.co/Ouc8nWKWEu

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) November 26, 2021

Andromeda Galaxy

Mind-blowing!

A zoom out of the sharpest view of the Andromeda Galaxy ever, showing more than 100 million stars!

(Credit: NASA, ESA, J. Dalcanton, B. F. Williams, L. C. Johnson, the PHAT team, R. Gendler / video by Universal-Sci) pic.twitter.com/Qvdimr4MiG

— World and Science (@WorldAndScience) November 24, 2021

The Great Martyr Catherine

On the 24th of November, we celebrate the great Martyr Catherine!
Full video: https://t.co/5G7e7VqHGk
This video was the first video that my wife Marina did the art for. A few of the scenes were done on cardboard and the rest were done digitally. pic.twitter.com/VwESbloN67

— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) November 23, 2021

St. Justin Popovic on the Theanthropic Mystery of the Church

The Theanthropic Mystery of the Church - St. Justin Popovic
by Orthodox Wisdom(@AudioScribeOW)https://t.co/hA6KK7eZ8q

— Call me Ignatius☦️ (@DrakeBratton) November 22, 2021