Monday, May 04, 2015
Sunday, May 03, 2015
Jeff Mirus on Henri de Lubac's Vatican Council Notebooks, Vol. 1
Henri de Lubac's fascinating notes on Vatican II By Dr. Jeff Mirus
How good is this generalization?
(Ignatius Press)
How good is this generalization?
A more immediate historical influence might be attributed to the two world wars of the twentieth century. Throughout the West, people came to have a profound respect for military precision and obedience, and all the habits of thought associated with soldiering. Those who can remember the 1950s will remember a society still interested in precise dress, short military hair cuts, and punctilious manners when it came to rank, not to mention the need to concern oneself primarily with one’s own duties, while accepting unquestionably the larger decisions of authority. This lent the entire culture a quality of systemic formalism.
(Ignatius Press)
Saturday, May 02, 2015
An Impractical Patriotism
A Catholic Patriotism by James Kalb
America is not a system of beliefs but millions of people living together, so rejecting some beliefs now treated as official is not rejecting America
James Kalb is a good tradcon fighting the good fight but he's missing the problem of scale, too.
America is not a system of beliefs but millions of people living together, so rejecting some beliefs now treated as official is not rejecting America
James Kalb is a good tradcon fighting the good fight but he's missing the problem of scale, too.
The Battle for the Extraordinary Synod
Between the Synods: Testing the Catholicity of our Faith by Fr. D. Vincent Twomey, SVD
What will be the outcome of the Synod? There are signs both positive and disquieting.
Related:
Sodomy Synod
What will be the outcome of the Synod? There are signs both positive and disquieting.
Related:
Sodomy Synod
Two from Fr. Schall
The Reasonable Character of the Credibility of the Christian Faith
The Church understands that it needs thinkers to examine and explain why arguments are leveled against it and whether or not these arguments are valid
On Pope Francis and Understanding Theology
The world is like a school that the students refuse to attend because they do not want to know what they need to know to be saved
The Church understands that it needs thinkers to examine and explain why arguments are leveled against it and whether or not these arguments are valid
On Pope Francis and Understanding Theology
The world is like a school that the students refuse to attend because they do not want to know what they need to know to be saved
Labels:
faith and reason,
James Schall SJ,
Pope Francis,
theology
More Common Good Rhetoric
Pope to Community of Christian Life: 'Devote Yourselves to the Common Good'Meets with Ignatian Movement Ahead of May 3rd Conference in Frascati
Posted by Zenit News Agency on Friday, May 1, 2015
Christian Social Order by Brian Mullady, OP
Fr. Brian Mullady, OP, has published a new book--Christian Social Order--on the social teachings of the Church. Order...
Posted by Western Dominican Vocations on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
800 Years of the Order of Preachers
Teaser
The Order of Preachers is getting ready to celebrate our 800th Jubilee! Check out this video and visit six key places where our founder St. Dominic established the beginnings of Dominican life.
Posted by Western Dominican Vocations on Thursday, April 23, 2015
Friday, May 01, 2015
Trinitarian Image of the Marital Embrace
Not synchronicity, but juxtaposed with the child who is the fruit of that union.
Revelation and Discovery of the Nuptial Meaning of the Body
A Brief Explanation of the Nuptial Meaning of the Body.
Revelation and Discovery of the Nuptial Meaning of the Body
A Brief Explanation of the Nuptial Meaning of the Body.
Labels:
All Holy Trinity,
John Paul II,
theology of the body
Humility and Apatheia
Think about these words from Abba Isaac: "A humble man is never rushed, hasty, or agitated, never has any hot or...
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Friday, May 1, 2015
Beauty Will Save the World
Beauty and Tradition in the “Church of the Poor” by Benjamin Mann and Abbot Nicholas Zachariadis (via NLM)
Fr. Roman Braga
Memory Eternal, Fr. Roman Braga! You can read about his incredible life here: http://bit.ly/1GKoB3u
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Thursday, April 30, 2015
Thursday, April 30, 2015
The Institute for Priestly Formation
Located at a Jesuit university to give Jesuit/Ignatian spirituality to diocesan priests. (Though they do read Corbon, apparently.)
Labels:
Ignatian spirituality,
Jesuits,
the American Church
A Church that Was Never Militant Enough
The Latin churches in the United States from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. After assimilating neo-Yankee values and the gospel of progress and wealth (while maintaining ethnic enclaves for newcomers), is it surprising that they failed?
Mirror of Justice: Father Robert Henle, S.J., and the Crisis in Catholicism
Mirror of Justice: Father Robert Henle, S.J., and the Crisis in Catholicism
Labels:
Catholic education,
Jesuits,
Roman rite,
the American Church
Memory Eternal
Dumnezeu sa'l ierte!
Posted by SAINT GEORGE ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CATHEDRAL of Greater Detroit on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
obituary
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