Rorate Caeli: The apprehension of Catholics on the eve of the Post-Synod Exhortation - Roberto de Mattei
The apprehension of Catholics on the eve of the Post-Synod Exhortation
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Pope Francis to the Members of the Neocatechumenal Way
#PopeFrancis on March 18th, to the members of the Neocatechumenal Wayo the members of the Neocatechumenal Way:"The...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Thursday, March 24, 2016
Orthodox Temple in Offenbach, Germany
Ioan shared with us this picture of his church in Offenbach, Germany. #myOCN
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Kirche Allerheiligen?
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Chiesa: Washing For All. The Holy Thursday of Francis
The washing of feet now overshadows the Mass of the last supper. The pope has admitted women to the ceremony, as long as they belong to the Church. But he is pushing even farther, and is also washing the feet of Muslims
The washing of feet now overshadows the Mass of the last supper. The pope has admitted women to the ceremony, as long as they belong to the Church. But he is pushing even farther, and is also washing the feet of Muslims
Labels:
feminism,
Patriarchate of Rome,
Pope Francis,
Roman rite
Knight of Cups
Malick's Masterpiece by Matthew Schmitz
Terrence Malick's Openness to Life by William Randolph Brafford
Why Terrence Malick is One of Cinema's Greatest Visual Philosophers
Have mainstream critics ignored the “Christian message” in Terrence Malick’s “To the Wonder”?
Terrence Malick, Theologian: The Intimidating, Exhilarating Religiosity of "The Tree of Life" and "To the Wonder"
Praying With Terrence Malick by Rod Dreher
I think I read somewhere once that Malick was from an Eastern Christian background, but I couldn't find anything to corrobate this on my quick web search.
Terrence Malick's Openness to Life by William Randolph Brafford
Why Terrence Malick is One of Cinema's Greatest Visual Philosophers
Have mainstream critics ignored the “Christian message” in Terrence Malick’s “To the Wonder”?
Terrence Malick, Theologian: The Intimidating, Exhilarating Religiosity of "The Tree of Life" and "To the Wonder"
Praying With Terrence Malick by Rod Dreher
I think I read somewhere once that Malick was from an Eastern Christian background, but I couldn't find anything to corrobate this on my quick web search.
Dispute About The Young Messiah
The movie based on a novel by Anne Rice which has inexplicably received some endorsements from Roman Catholic bishops and luminaries despite the source material.
CWR: The Magisterium and the Human Knowledge of Christ by Jimmy Akin
A new movie has stirred up controversy about Jesus’ human knowledge. What has the Church traditionally taught on the subject, and how is the teaching expressed today?
An opposing view, one that is more "traditional," i.e. Thomistic: Developmental Divinity: a Review of “The Young Messiah” by Brad Miner
The human intellect, taken in abstraction, is in potency to knowledge. Is it fitting that the Divine subject of the human intellect that is assumed into His person, the Divine Son, should be ignorant as man that the subject of His human intellect is Divine? When Jesus Christ speaks, is it the Son who speaks or a human nature? Are we dealing with some modern, weaker version of Nestorianism?
CWR: The Magisterium and the Human Knowledge of Christ by Jimmy Akin
A new movie has stirred up controversy about Jesus’ human knowledge. What has the Church traditionally taught on the subject, and how is the teaching expressed today?
An opposing view, one that is more "traditional," i.e. Thomistic: Developmental Divinity: a Review of “The Young Messiah” by Brad Miner
The human intellect, taken in abstraction, is in potency to knowledge. Is it fitting that the Divine subject of the human intellect that is assumed into His person, the Divine Son, should be ignorant as man that the subject of His human intellect is Divine? When Jesus Christ speaks, is it the Son who speaks or a human nature? Are we dealing with some modern, weaker version of Nestorianism?
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
On Kindle Only
NLM: Book Notice: “Singing His Song”
Fr. Thomas Kocik
Singing His Song: A Short Introduction to the Liturgical Movement
Fr. Thomas Kocik
Singing His Song: A Short Introduction to the Liturgical Movement
Labels:
books,
liturgical reform,
Roman rite,
Thomas Kocik
Monday, March 21, 2016
Clean Week at SVOTS
Clean Week at St. Vladimir's.
Posted by St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary on Monday, March 21, 2016
Dominican Stabat Mater
NLM: Dominican Stabat Mater (cross-posted at Dominican Liturgy as well)
Labels:
Augustine Thompson OP,
Dominican rite,
plainchant
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Chiesa: Joseph Ratzinger Back in the Chair by Sandro Magister
Not the cathedra of bishop of Rome, but that of professor of theology. An unexpected lesson from the pope emeritus on the capital questions of Christian thought today
Not the cathedra of bishop of Rome, but that of professor of theology. An unexpected lesson from the pope emeritus on the capital questions of Christian thought today
Chiesa: The Few Big Things That Francis and Kirill Didn’t Say To Each Other In Havana by Sandro Magister
Not only do the Orthodox not recognize the Catholic sacraments as valid, but they call into doubt whether the Church of Rome is a true Church. They accuse it of having corrupted the purity and integrity of the faith, of which they are the sole custodians. The analysis of an expert
Not only do the Orthodox not recognize the Catholic sacraments as valid, but they call into doubt whether the Church of Rome is a true Church. They accuse it of having corrupted the purity and integrity of the faith, of which they are the sole custodians. The analysis of an expert
Labels:
ecumenism,
Patriarch Kirill,
Pope Francis,
Ukraine,
Ukrainian Catholic
Seminar on the Pan-Orthodox Council
Seminar on Pan-Orthodox Council takes place in Moscow
Posted by Orthodoxy and the World on Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Remembering Fr. Thomas Hopko
In this touching two-hour remembrance, Kevin Allen welcomes three friends who knew Fr. Thomas Hopko as a friend, a...
Posted by Ancient Faith Radio on Friday, March 18, 2016
The Ascent
The goal is to rise spiritually not simply to avoid sin. #myOCN
Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Thursday, March 17, 2016
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