Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Not Sure How I Missed This Book When It Was First Published
I'll have to obtain a copy.
Edit. Come to think of it, I may have a copy but in storage...
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Count on the Dominicans...
Vatican Insider: Does the Successor of Peter need “theological structuring”?
Interview with Fr. Benoît-Dominique de La Soujeole, O.P.
Interview with Fr. Benoît-Dominique de La Soujeole, O.P.
Turning point?
Jewish Catholic relations were under the spotlight in the Vatican on Monday as Pope Francis met with a delegation from...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Monday, April 20, 2015
Vatopaidi on Mt. Athos
"Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in...
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Monday, April 20, 2015
Related:
A little about Athonite obediences. Check it out!
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Monday, April 20, 2015
Labels:
Byzantine rite,
monasteries,
Mount Athos,
Orthodox
I Think I've Posted a Link to This Article Before
First step: set up a prayer corner. The next step is even more important: actually using the space regularly for prayer.
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Monday, April 20, 2015
Spring 2015 Issue of Sacred Music
NLM
I'm actually interested in this piece: "Twentieth-Century Reform and the Transition from a “Parallel” to a “Sequential” Liturgical Model: Implications for the Inherited Choral Repertoire and Future Liturgical Compositions" by Jared Ostermann
But this should be good: "Contributions of Pope Benedict XVI to the Continuing Liturgical Reforms" by Edward Schaefer
Then there's "A Charter for the New Liturgical Movement" by Peter Kwasniewski
I'm actually interested in this piece: "Twentieth-Century Reform and the Transition from a “Parallel” to a “Sequential” Liturgical Model: Implications for the Inherited Choral Repertoire and Future Liturgical Compositions" by Jared Ostermann
But this should be good: "Contributions of Pope Benedict XVI to the Continuing Liturgical Reforms" by Edward Schaefer
Then there's "A Charter for the New Liturgical Movement" by Peter Kwasniewski
In Defense of Historical Truth
A First for Francis. With the Ottoman Enemy by Sandro Magister
In two years as pope, he had never been attacked so harshly as he is now by Turkey, for his denunciation of the Armenian genocide. A turning point in the pontificate
In two years as pope, he had never been attacked so harshly as he is now by Turkey, for his denunciation of the Armenian genocide. A turning point in the pontificate
Labels:
Armenian Orthodox,
Islam,
martyrdom,
Pope Francis,
Turkey
Debate
I remember trying out for the debate society one year and how I didn't like the exercise of finding the arguments necessary to win, rather than practicing arguments for the sake of the truth. The problem was that I looked at it as an exercise of dialectic, rather than that of rhetoric. Unfortunately, the debate society would not have been a good way of learning classical rhetoric, either...
"The Augustinian Roots of Thomistic Deification"
Christendom College: Author Fr. David Meconi to Deliver Annual St. Thomas Aquinas Lecture - itunes
I did not know he had taken over editing of HPR from Fr. Baker. Something he wrote for Christmas: Why God Becomes Human
I did not know he had taken over editing of HPR from Fr. Baker. Something he wrote for Christmas: Why God Becomes Human
Monday, April 20, 2015
James Chastek on CST
Social Teaching: "In other words, it rejects both Adam Smith and Karl Marx; both individualism and collectivism. In explaining this to the class, it became clear that this was, in effect, to reject the ideals of the left, right and center. The class ended with no one in the room having any idea what the Church thought a just regime would look like."
Still a work in progress... though it does assume the work of the medieval scholastics but it has not critically reappropriated it.
Still a work in progress... though it does assume the work of the medieval scholastics but it has not critically reappropriated it.
A Melkite Wedding
The Deacon's Bench Roman Catholic Dn. Greg Kandra experiences his first Crowning, in Jordan. You can also read about...
Posted by Our Lady of Fatima Russian Byzantine Catholic Church on Sunday, April 19, 2015
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Thomas Sunday, Julian Calendar
Everywhere there are souls turning to the Lord, and they see and feel Him, for which reason they are a hundred-times...
Posted by Orthodoxy and the World on Sunday, April 19, 2015
More on Soteriology
The Cause of Our Salvation: Soteriological Causality According to Some Modern British Theologians 19898-1998 by Eamonn Mulcahy
Atonement as Gift: Re-Imagining the Cross for the Church and the World by Katie M. Heffelfinger and Patrick McGlinchey
Atonement as Gift: Re-Imagining the Cross for the Church and the World by Katie M. Heffelfinger and Patrick McGlinchey
Labels:
atonement,
Joseph Ratzinger,
sacrifice,
soteriology
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Ratzinger on Sacrifice
He is fundamentally in agreement with Bouyer -- cf. Introduction to Christianity, p. 214ff.
Ratzinger on Love and Redemption
Related:
Pope Ratzinger's manifesto: "In this way the transformation of the world can begin to take place"
Cardinal Ratzinger v. Catholic Encyclopedia: Did humanity owe a debt?
CONSCIENCE AND TRUTH by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
Reading the Gospels with Benedict XVI
The Master Key: Pope Benedict XVI's Theology of Covenant
FishEaters
The Mystery at the Center of Our Faith | Hans Urs von Balthasar
Anselm's return: more thoughts on the doctrine of the atonement
Ratzinger on Love and Redemption
Related:
Pope Ratzinger's manifesto: "In this way the transformation of the world can begin to take place"
Cardinal Ratzinger v. Catholic Encyclopedia: Did humanity owe a debt?
CONSCIENCE AND TRUTH by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
Reading the Gospels with Benedict XVI
The Master Key: Pope Benedict XVI's Theology of Covenant
FishEaters
The Mystery at the Center of Our Faith | Hans Urs von Balthasar
Anselm's return: more thoughts on the doctrine of the atonement
Friday, April 17, 2015
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