Sunday, May 15, 2016
Chiesa: Yes, No, I Don’t Know, You Figure It Out. The Fluid Magisterium of Pope Francis
He never says all that he has in mind, he just leaves it to guesswork. He allows everything to be brought up again for discussion. Thus everything becomes a matter of opinion, in a Church where everyone does what he wants
Reminds me of a piece by Carl Olson, the link to which I posted here.
See also: Pope's Forte: Spilling the Beans
He never says all that he has in mind, he just leaves it to guesswork. He allows everything to be brought up again for discussion. Thus everything becomes a matter of opinion, in a Church where everyone does what he wants
Reminds me of a piece by Carl Olson, the link to which I posted here.
See also: Pope's Forte: Spilling the Beans
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Wonder
and disordered self-love? Does the movie exalt the protagonist's desire to complete the mission or excoriate him?
The Other Recent Latin Volume of Essays on Theosis
Edited by Andrew Hofer, O.P. - Divinization: Becoming Icons of Christ Through the Liturgy -- is available for preview on Google.
Jared Ortiz wrote this review of the book for CWR.
Jared Ortiz wrote this review of the book for CWR.
Labels:
books,
deification,
Dominicans,
liturgy,
theosis,
Thomism
Social Justice is Legal Justice
What Exactly Is Social Justice? by Carrie Gress
Pope Pius XI Defined the New Virtue, Focusing on the Common Good, in 1931
Social Justice Isn't What You Think It Is by Michael Novak and Paul Adams, Encounter Books
Parts of it may actually be good even though Novak is a liberal, i.e. a supporter of capitalism.
Pope Pius XI Defined the New Virtue, Focusing on the Common Good, in 1931
Social Justice Isn't What You Think It Is by Michael Novak and Paul Adams, Encounter Books
Parts of it may actually be good even though Novak is a liberal, i.e. a supporter of capitalism.
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
Labels:
books,
David Meconi SJ,
deification,
Ignatius Press,
theosis
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
Labels:
Amoris Laetitia,
CDF,
Gerhard Müller,
Pope Francis
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
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