Friday, May 13, 2016
Interview with David Meconi, SJ
Zenit: INTERVIEW: Humans Become God? Yes, It’s Catholic Theology
A dozen Catholic scholars and theologians examine what the process of “deification” means in their respective areas of study
Kathleen Naab
A dozen Catholic scholars and theologians examine what the process of “deification” means in their respective areas of study
Kathleen Naab
Chiesa: Reading Exercises. The “Amoris Laetitia” of Cardinal Müller
In a monumental discourse in Spain, the prefect of the doctrine of the faith leads the post-synodal exhortation back to the course of the Church’s previous discipline. Too late. Because Francis has already written it so as to imply the opposite
In a monumental discourse in Spain, the prefect of the doctrine of the faith leads the post-synodal exhortation back to the course of the Church’s previous discipline. Too late. Because Francis has already written it so as to imply the opposite
Deaconesses and Women Deacons
Fr. Z: Francis and the Deaconesses… aka Deaconettes and Some feminine observations about deaconesses (aka deaconettes)
Rorate Caeli: For the Record: Pope on "Deaconess Commission", and clarification
ITC: From the Diakonia of Christ to the Diakonia of the Apostles*
Edit.
Pope Francis and the Matter of Female Deacons [Updated] by Carl Olson
Why must we continually revisit matters that have been addressed in detail and are, in many ways, already set to rest in terms of magisterial teaching?
Rorate Caeli: For the Record: Pope on "Deaconess Commission", and clarification
ITC: From the Diakonia of Christ to the Diakonia of the Apostles*
Edit.
Pope Francis and the Matter of Female Deacons [Updated] by Carl Olson
Why must we continually revisit matters that have been addressed in detail and are, in many ways, already set to rest in terms of magisterial teaching?
Thursday, May 12, 2016
The Lordship of God
At first I thought he might be referring to the kingdom of God. But the Latin tweet has "potentia," power of God.
Iesus, in caelum regressus, potentia Dei pollet, ubique nobis occurrit, in perpetuum nobis adest, numqam a nobis abest.
— Papa Franciscus (@Pontifex_ln) May 9, 2016
Which language is the normative one for papal Twitter utterances? The Spanish seems closer to the English:
Jesús, ascendido al cielo, está en el señorío de Dios, presente en todo espacio y tiempo, cerca de cada uno de nosotros.
— Papa Francisco (@Pontifex_es) May 9, 2016
Maybe they need a better Latinist doing the tweets in Latin.
Crux Now: New book says Vatican II key to understanding Pope Francis by John Allen
His pontificate isn't even over yet and still people are trying to analyze his actions. The author is on the staff of La Stampa, so another Bergoglio partisan?
Giacomo Galeazzi, Il Concilio di Papa Francesco: La Nuova Primavera della Chiesa
Il Concilio di papa Francesco: Nell’analisi di Giacomo Galeazzi il Pontefice realizza la «primavera della Chiesa»
His pontificate isn't even over yet and still people are trying to analyze his actions. The author is on the staff of La Stampa, so another Bergoglio partisan?
Giacomo Galeazzi, Il Concilio di Papa Francesco: La Nuova Primavera della Chiesa
Il Concilio di papa Francesco: Nell’analisi di Giacomo Galeazzi il Pontefice realizza la «primavera della Chiesa»
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
CWR: The History, Enemies, and Importance of Natural Law
Philosophy, says Dr. John Lawrence Hill, "played a fundamental role in my conversion to Christianity. I think most non-Christians—at least if they are thoughtful about these matters—really haven’t confronted themselves with the contradictions of their own worldview."
Philosophy, says Dr. John Lawrence Hill, "played a fundamental role in my conversion to Christianity. I think most non-Christians—at least if they are thoughtful about these matters—really haven’t confronted themselves with the contradictions of their own worldview."
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