Thursday, July 21, 2016
Ed Feser on Capital Punishment
Why the Church Cannot Reverse Past Teaching on Capital Punishment
If Pope Francis were to teach that capital punishment is “absolutely” immoral, he would be contradicting the teaching of scripture, the Fathers, and all previous popes, and substituting for it “some new doctrine.”
Why the Death Penalty is Still Necessary
Given the Church’s longstanding and irreformable teaching that death may in principle be a legitimate punishment for grievous crimes, the key issue for Catholics is an empirical and practical question.
If Pope Francis were to teach that capital punishment is “absolutely” immoral, he would be contradicting the teaching of scripture, the Fathers, and all previous popes, and substituting for it “some new doctrine.”
Why the Death Penalty is Still Necessary
Given the Church’s longstanding and irreformable teaching that death may in principle be a legitimate punishment for grievous crimes, the key issue for Catholics is an empirical and practical question.
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Lake Garda Statement 2016
Rorate Caeli
Mostly concerning Luther and the Protestant Reformation and its consequences. Will the letter have any influence on Pope Francis? Unlikely.
Mostly concerning Luther and the Protestant Reformation and its consequences. Will the letter have any influence on Pope Francis? Unlikely.
Friday, July 15, 2016
Dr. Noone on St. Bonaventure
On his feast day, watch Dr. Noone of @CatholicUniv speak on #StBonaventure and #education: https://t.co/2tvDTBgu3j pic.twitter.com/YBLdAZSI6A
— Lumen Christi (@LC_Institute) July 15, 2016
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Bishop Barron Doesn't Go as Far as David Bentley Hart
The Cross of Jesus: God's Awful Work of Love by Bishop Robert Barron
How can we make sense of Saint Anselm's so-called "satisfaction" theory? By recognizing the true nature of sin.
But what he writes can be verbally harmonized with Patristic theories of atonement/redemption/deification. But is that what the bishop intended?
How can we make sense of Saint Anselm's so-called "satisfaction" theory? By recognizing the true nature of sin.
But what he writes can be verbally harmonized with Patristic theories of atonement/redemption/deification. But is that what the bishop intended?
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St. Anselm
Ad Orientem (Now)
Cardinal Sarah's full, unabridged paper (via NLM)
Cardinal Nichols reacts to Cardinal Sarah
Fr. Z responds to Cardinal Nichols
And who thought Latin bishops had to know much? Let us pray that Cardinal Nichols's successor is better suited to the office.
Cardinal Sarah has challenged "the prejudices" behind "certain modern liturgical practices" By CWR Staff
An interview with Sacra Liturgia’s international coordinator, Dom Alcuin Reid, about the recent London conference and the reactions to Robert Cardinal Sarah’s Address.
CWR Blog
On Orientophobia: Coming out of the Liturgical Closet By Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille
Ad Orientem Nunc! by Dr. Leroy Huizenga
It’s a bit rich to accuse those who would celebrate our Holy Mass "ad orientem" of exercising mere personal preference and risking unity, when so much liturgical abuse rooted in priests’ preferences has gone unchecked and harmed unity.
Cardinal Nichols reacts to Cardinal Sarah
Fr. Z responds to Cardinal Nichols
And who thought Latin bishops had to know much? Let us pray that Cardinal Nichols's successor is better suited to the office.
Cardinal Sarah has challenged "the prejudices" behind "certain modern liturgical practices" By CWR Staff
An interview with Sacra Liturgia’s international coordinator, Dom Alcuin Reid, about the recent London conference and the reactions to Robert Cardinal Sarah’s Address.
CWR Blog
On Orientophobia: Coming out of the Liturgical Closet By Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille
Ad Orientem Nunc! by Dr. Leroy Huizenga
It’s a bit rich to accuse those who would celebrate our Holy Mass "ad orientem" of exercising mere personal preference and risking unity, when so much liturgical abuse rooted in priests’ preferences has gone unchecked and harmed unity.
Latinized...
Unless as infants these children couldn't receive all three sacraments of initiation... how likely is that the case?
First Communion for Iraqi Refugees Represents Hope for a Persecuted People
First Communion for Iraqi Refugees Represents Hope for a Persecuted People
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Tacit Agreement With Those Who Claim to Represent His Views?
Crisis Magazine: The Problem of the Unofficial Francis by Nicholas Senz
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
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