Proof, So the Popularizers Say

Post by TED.

The Anaphoral Genesis

Post by Pontificio Istituto Orientale.

Pope Francis: We Must Open Ourselves to Christ's Light

Post by Zenit News Agency.

Lecio Divina With the Lectionary of the New Roman Missal?

Post by Dominicana.

NLM: The Sunday (and Feast) of St John Climacus

Yale University, Institute of Sacred Music: Symposium | Liturgical Space and Time in Byzantium
Thursday, April 24, 2014 - 12:45pm to 5:15pm

Little?

What Can a Modern Philosopher Teach Us About Natural Law? by S. Adam Seagrave

The Human Dignity Canard

Aristotelian-Thomism in the Modern World by S. Adam Seagrave

We may, nevertheless, recognize a grain of truth in the moderns’ appreciation of the moral status of the individual human being. That appreciation coheres well with Christian moral theology but not with pre-modern moral and political philosophy. The moderns’ mistaken rejection of the unchanging objective contexts within which the individual exists led, in the thought of a select few, to a more profound understanding of human dignity than is available in any of the pre-moderns—including Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas. Locke’s nuanced and complex understanding of natural rights, in particular, provides an important philosophical elaboration on the Biblical account of humankind’s creation “in the image and likeness” of God. In tomorrow's article, I will examine this concept in greater depth.

Do we need a concept of dignity in order to have a full account of human flourishing and man's ultimate end? Or to explain the basis of charity or justice? I don't think so.

What is a citizen?

Post by Ignatius Press.

As bishops have always spoken? A naive assumption of duties with respect to the secular powers?

Pilgrimage Schedule for the Bishop of Rome to the Holy Land

Post by Vatican Radio - English Section.

This Should Be Published

Post by Sacra Liturgia 2013.

Waiting for Her to Retire

That will probably happen before the archbishop of Boston cleans up Boston College.

Post by The Cardinal Newman Society.

Need Google Translator: Накануне Воссоединения. Всенощная в Сретенском монастыре

Canonization of Saints: Limits to the Papal Office?

Chiesa: Vatican Diary / In a few months, six new saints canonized outside the rules

Can the pope, though, propose someone for veneration by the Church Universal without proper consultation and discernment from the bishops of other churches? If there is no cultus, how can this be possible? (How is the current procedure different from what was followed in the first millenium, when Latin saints, e.g. St. Gregory the Great and St. Benedict, were recognized by the Byzantine churches?)

I would guess that the official pronouncement makes a reference to the entire Church, rather than to the Latin churches, but is this proper? Can we understand the canonizations done by the bishop of Rome, either directly or mediately through other Latin bishops acting in his name, as being done through his role as Western "patriarch" rather than as pope, despite any official statements to the contrary?

"The Choir of the Holy Fathers: A Musical Synaxis in Honor of the Fathers of the 6th Ecumenical Council and St. Maximos the Confessor"

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Kallistos Ware - Saint Gregory Palamas

St. Gregory Palamas & the Challenge of Barlaam

Academic lecture presented by the Very Reverend Protopresbyter Maxym Lysack.

A Mysterious Encounter with Fr. Jacque Philippe

Post by Scepter Publishers.

The hermeneutic of continuity: Questioning the Orthodox solution on divorce and remarriage

The hermeneutic of continuity: Questioning the Orthodox solution on divorce and remarriage

Sandro Magister's Assessment

Bergoglio, the General Who Wants to Win without Fighting
"I have never understood the expression 'nonnegotiable values,'” he said in his latest interview. And in a book, his closest collaborator explains why Pope Francis is carefully avoiding a head-on collision with the dominant culture