Friday, January 01, 2016
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Saturday, December 26, 2015
A Step in the Right Direction?
Or getting away from the tradition of a particular Church without sufficient expalanation? Regardless of whether Sandro Magister likes the changes in emphasis or not, is his reporting accurate? If the Latins do move away from indulgences what change in teaching accompanies it? If none, then will the faithful be confused? A Latin traditionalist could argue that indulgences are the effect of God's mercy, in so far as He desires that we have a role in the economy of salvation.
Indulgences and Purgatory? Francis Has Mothballed Them
They were constituent elements of all the jubilees. But not of this one. The pope isn’t talking about them anymore, as if they would overshadow the absolute primacy of mercy
Indulgences and Purgatory? Francis Has Mothballed Them
They were constituent elements of all the jubilees. But not of this one. The pope isn’t talking about them anymore, as if they would overshadow the absolute primacy of mercy
Labels:
indulgences,
mercy,
Pope Francis,
primacy,
purgatory,
Sandro Magister
Friday, December 25, 2015
Christ is Born! Glorify Him!
The Nativity icon is a beautiful reminder to praise the birth of Christ and to remember the celebration of Christmas is one for me and you. #myOCN #Nativityhttp://myocn.net/the-icon-of-the-nativity/
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Ad Orientem
‘Ad Orientem’: The Cardinal Virtues of Worship
Cardinal Robert Sarah and others encourage priests and people to look east.
(via Fr. Z)
Cardinal Robert Sarah and others encourage priests and people to look east.
(via Fr. Z)
Labels:
liturgical reform,
liturgy,
Robert Sarah,
Roman rite
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Who's Anchorless?
Rorate Caeli: 10th Anniversary of the Hermeneutic of Continuity Speech by Peter Kwasniewski
If Sacred Tradition is not to be identified with neo-scholasticism or Latin theologoumena, then maybe it isn't so difficult to figure out what is in continuity and what is not.
If Sacred Tradition is not to be identified with neo-scholasticism or Latin theologoumena, then maybe it isn't so difficult to figure out what is in continuity and what is not.
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Monday, December 21, 2015
Sunday, December 20, 2015
Eastern Christian Books: Formation of the Syriac Churches: an Interview with Jeanne-Nicole Mellon Saint-Laurent
Eastern Christian Books: Formation of the Syriac Churches: an Interview with Jeanne-Nicole Mellon Saint-Laurent
Is the use of poetry and figurative language in Syriac theology culturally linked to the use of the same in the Old Testament? A Semitic preference for that approach? Or the absence of a developed philosophical tradition?
Is the use of poetry and figurative language in Syriac theology culturally linked to the use of the same in the Old Testament? A Semitic preference for that approach? Or the absence of a developed philosophical tradition?
Labels:
books,
Church history,
hagiography,
Syriac Christianity
Correction from a NeoCath
Fr. Schall gives an approval of Michael Novak's latest on Catholic social teaching: Crisis: What “Social Justice” Really Means by Rev. James V. Schall, S.J.
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