Rorate Caeli: A stern Messori on the Pope, Scalfari, Vatican Denials, and equivocations on Priestly celibacy: “We must pray for them”.
I don't think Cardinal Stickler's work would be scholarly enough to impress Byzantine Christians.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Brandmüller on Clerical Celibacy
Chiesa: Francis Speaks, Scalfari Transcribes, Brandmüller Shreds
As a Church historian, the German cardinal refutes the notion according to which clerical celibacy was an invention of the 10th century. No, he objects: its origin is with Jesus and the apostles. And he explains why
As a Church historian, the German cardinal refutes the notion according to which clerical celibacy was an invention of the 10th century. No, he objects: its origin is with Jesus and the apostles. And he explains why
Labels:
clerical celibacy,
Roman rite,
Walter Brandmüller
Basics of Catholic Social Doctrine
I don't think any more of the series will be made available to the public; part 1 is probably just a teaser to get people to enroll.
Monday, July 21, 2014
Blessed Columba Marmion on the Liturgy of the Church
Vultus Christi: Devotion to the prayer of the Church
Can the Benedictines be at the forefront of the reform of the reform?
Can the Benedictines be at the forefront of the reform of the reform?
Labels:
Benedictines,
Dom Columba Marmion,
liturgy,
Roman rite
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Photos From This Morning's Mass at the DSPT
I didn't go; might have been a good opportunity to meet Bishop Barber.
Monday, July 14, 2014
Two on Canonizations by Rome
Rorate Caeli: So... Canonizations... Infallible or not?
Some similar thoughts from Fr. Hunwicke: Definition and Dogma
Some similar thoughts from Fr. Hunwicke: Definition and Dogma
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Matteo Ricci as a Bridge, Once More?
Chiesa: Francis Has an Offer in Store for China: A New Blessed by Sandro Magister
It will be the Jesuit Matteo Ricci, one of the very few Westerners honored by the Chinese communist authorities. But the thaw between Beijing and the Church of Rome still seems to be a long way off
It will be the Jesuit Matteo Ricci, one of the very few Westerners honored by the Chinese communist authorities. But the thaw between Beijing and the Church of Rome still seems to be a long way off
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