Body and Transcendence: The Philosophical Anthropology in John Paul II's Theology of the Body.This is the title of the...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Monday, January 18, 2016
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Body and Transcendence: The Philosophical Anthropology in John Paul II's Theology of the Body
Labels:
books,
John Paul II,
personalism,
theological anthropology
Another Photo of St. Sava in Belgrade
A beautiful church in Belgrade. God Bless! #myOCN
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Thursday, January 14, 2016
Chanting in Mount Athos
"Elder Thomas Mikrayannanitis, Mt Athos, speaks for his monastic experiences and chants Byzantine hymns."
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Saturday, January 16, 2016
Fr. Z: Pope Francis! Restore the Feast of the Circumcision!
The World Jewish Congress speaks about Pope Francis' first trip to Rome's Synagogue on Sunday.
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Labels:
Judaism,
liturgical reform,
Pope Francis,
Roman rite
The Holy Person
"He is free and does not desire to sin, not because it is ethically forbidden and out of place, but because he does not want to destroy the temple of God within him."
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Monday, January 18, 2016
That's a good photo of Metropolitan Hilarion; too bad his Russian FB page is no longer available.
His website.
Prayer Postures
Fr. Stavros teaches that the preferred posture of praying is standing, but that the most important thing is to pray.http://myocn.net/daily-devotion-january-19-to-stand-or-sit-or-kneel-that-is-the-question/
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Monday, January 18, 2016
Pope Addresses Pastoral Needs of Eastern Rite Immigrants in U.S., Canada by John Burger
Immigrants to North America, hailing from the world's trouble spots, will be better able to worship in their traditions
I suppose one could argue that the pope has a role to play in adjudicating jurisdictional issues for churches whose territorial boundaries overlap, as "one city one bishop" is not being observed. Still... by what authority does he have to erect the new eparchies, rather than confirming their erection by bishops of those particular churches?
Immigrants to North America, hailing from the world's trouble spots, will be better able to worship in their traditions
I suppose one could argue that the pope has a role to play in adjudicating jurisdictional issues for churches whose territorial boundaries overlap, as "one city one bishop" is not being observed. Still... by what authority does he have to erect the new eparchies, rather than confirming their erection by bishops of those particular churches?
Labels:
papacy,
Pope Francis,
Syriac Catholic,
Syro-Malankara
American Erasmian Greek
Couldn't find something more suitable than Allegri's Miserere?
Modern Greek...
Pronunciation of Ancient Greek in teaching
Guide to Greek Pronunciation Conventions
The Great Greek Pronunciation Debate (SBL 2011 Report, pt. 3)
The Error of Caragounis
Is Erasmian Pronunciation Ugly?
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Pope Francis on the Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple
Even God Needs Mercy? (A Troubling Homily by Pope Francis) by Fr. Brian Harrison, O.S.
The same homily to which Fr. Z reacted here.
Latin nestorianism?
How long has the feast of the Holy Family been around? Only since the late 19th century, as it was instituted by Leo XIII? The feast is rather a novelty in the history of the Roman rite, reflecting Latin piety and theological emphasis at that time? (Much like the addition of St. Joseph by John XXIII to the Roman canon?)
Feast of the Holy Family - December 27, 2015
The same homily to which Fr. Z reacted here.
Latin nestorianism?
How long has the feast of the Holy Family been around? Only since the late 19th century, as it was instituted by Leo XIII? The feast is rather a novelty in the history of the Roman rite, reflecting Latin piety and theological emphasis at that time? (Much like the addition of St. Joseph by John XXIII to the Roman canon?)
Feast of the Holy Family - December 27, 2015
Chiesa: When It Comes To Gay Unions, Bergoglio Doesn’t Say No by Sandro Magister
They are about to become law in Italy, but the pope is discouraging Catholics from raising the barricades. He did the same thing in Argentina. But there’s a difference in his politics on immigration, poverty, Islamic radicalism
They are about to become law in Italy, but the pope is discouraging Catholics from raising the barricades. He did the same thing in Argentina. But there’s a difference in his politics on immigration, poverty, Islamic radicalism
Catholic World Report: Pope Francis and Catholic Traditionalists: 20 Questions for Kenneth Wolfe
The Rorate Caeli contributor offers his thoughts on the current papacy and on growing interest in the pre-Vatican II liturgical tradition.
By Sean Salai, S.J.
The Rorate Caeli contributor offers his thoughts on the current papacy and on growing interest in the pre-Vatican II liturgical tradition.
By Sean Salai, S.J.
Friday, January 15, 2016
Fr. Hunwicke: Pope Benedict and his Ordinariates
Labels:
Anglican Ordinariates,
Benedict XVI,
John Hunwicke
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Third and Last Part of Fr. Silouan Justiniano's Article on Iconography
The last part of Fr. Silouan Justiniano's article.
Posted by Orthodox Arts Journal on Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Papal Address to the Diplomatic Corps
The family, always foremost in the thoughts of Pope Francis, was given special attention on January 11 in the speech he...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Rorate Caeli links to this sermon: Priestly celibacy is more than a discipline
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