Friday, September 02, 2016
Pravmir: Praying Without Ceasing by Priest Ernesto Obregon
Praying without ceasing - how on Earth am I supposed to do that?
Praying without ceasing - how on Earth am I supposed to do that?
The "subjective turn" or the "interior turn" -- what distinguished devotio moderna and successive trends in Western spirituality from classical and patristic forms of prayer?
Can we really begin learning about prayer with mental prayer, skipping over vocal prayer? How can mental prayer be separated from a formation in lectio divina and liturgical prayer? (Would that be an accurate characterization of the emphasis of much of popular, contemporary Latin spirituality?) Meditations divorced from the liturgical cycle?
A Beginner’s Guide to Mental Prayer
Published by Ignatius Press at the beginning of this year: The Contemplative Hunger by Fr. Donald Haggerty. (Introduction at Insight Scoop.)
Can we really begin learning about prayer with mental prayer, skipping over vocal prayer? How can mental prayer be separated from a formation in lectio divina and liturgical prayer? (Would that be an accurate characterization of the emphasis of much of popular, contemporary Latin spirituality?) Meditations divorced from the liturgical cycle?
A Beginner’s Guide to Mental Prayer
Published by Ignatius Press at the beginning of this year: The Contemplative Hunger by Fr. Donald Haggerty. (Introduction at Insight Scoop.)
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books,
Christian spirituality,
Ignatius Press,
Roman rite
The Remnant: World Youth Day: Vatican Venue for Sex Education by Michael Matt
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
So the Vatican has ramped up its preoccupation with sex. As has been widely reported here and elsewhere, they've now got their very own sex-education program up and running. Published by the Pontifical Council for the Family, “The Meeting Point: The Adventure of Love,” purports to bring young people up to speed on the question of sex and chastity. And who better to do that than those paragons of virtue over at that Vatican.
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
So the Vatican has ramped up its preoccupation with sex. As has been widely reported here and elsewhere, they've now got their very own sex-education program up and running. Published by the Pontifical Council for the Family, “The Meeting Point: The Adventure of Love,” purports to bring young people up to speed on the question of sex and chastity. And who better to do that than those paragons of virtue over at that Vatican.
Labels:
catechesis,
moral theology,
paideia,
Pope Francis,
Roman Curia,
sexual morality
CWR: Cardinal Raymond Burke on Life, Truth, Mother Teresa, Islam, and Cardinal Sarah
Speaking to reporters from Rome about his new book, the American prelate goes on record about Christians and Muslims (they don't worship the same God) and Cardinal Sarah (“I agree with him completely...").
By Carl E. Olson
In a wide-ranging international teleconference call on Monday with media members, Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke spoke in detail about many timely topics. These included the priority of standing up for life in addressing poverty and other social ills, the witness and message of Mother Teresa, essential differences between Christianity and Islam, and the recent controversy over remarks by Car...
Speaking to reporters from Rome about his new book, the American prelate goes on record about Christians and Muslims (they don't worship the same God) and Cardinal Sarah (“I agree with him completely...").
By Carl E. Olson
In a wide-ranging international teleconference call on Monday with media members, Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke spoke in detail about many timely topics. These included the priority of standing up for life in addressing poverty and other social ills, the witness and message of Mother Teresa, essential differences between Christianity and Islam, and the recent controversy over remarks by Car...
Labels:
Islam,
Mother Teresa of Kolkata,
Raymond Burke,
Robert Sarah,
Roman rite
Thursday, September 01, 2016
“Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development"
Fr. Z: Pope Francis creates a one new Dicastery out of four, which will be suppressed
Rorate Caeli
More lecturing of civil governments and states to come. Though some might think that the consolidation of 4 into one might mean that the output would be less. But don't underestimate what can be done in a bureaucracy?
Rorate Caeli
More lecturing of civil governments and states to come. Though some might think that the consolidation of 4 into one might mean that the output would be less. But don't underestimate what can be done in a bureaucracy?
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
The Myth of Religious Violence
And another lecture at SCU:
Labels:
liberalism,
nation-state,
secularism,
William Cavanaugh
Chiesa: Double Friendly Fire Against the “Pope Emeritus”
First Cardinal Brandmüller, then Bishop Sciacca. The one an illustrious historian, the other a luminary of canon law. Both of the circle closest to Ratzinger. But both absolutely opposed to his continuing to have himself called pope
First Cardinal Brandmüller, then Bishop Sciacca. The one an illustrious historian, the other a luminary of canon law. Both of the circle closest to Ratzinger. But both absolutely opposed to his continuing to have himself called pope
Labels:
Benedict XVI,
ecclesiology,
episcopate,
papacy,
Walter Brandmüller
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Eastern Christian Books: Passion and Compassion in Early Christianity
Eastern Christian Books: Passion and Compassion in Early Christianity
Ordered passion/emotion? Or some variation of the care ethic?
Ordered passion/emotion? Or some variation of the care ethic?
What's the point?
Should these meetings just be discontinued? If there are to be such meetings, they should be done with local bishops.
Monday, August 29, 2016
I Ought to Get a Copy of The Beginning of the Gospel
Will SVS Press publish the English translation?
DECR
Pravmir: Metropolitan Hilarion: I Owe Everything in My Life to the Church by Anna Danilova, Ph.D.
(via Liturgical Notes and The Moynihan Letter
DECR
Pravmir: Metropolitan Hilarion: I Owe Everything in My Life to the Church by Anna Danilova, Ph.D.
(via Liturgical Notes and The Moynihan Letter
Labels:
books,
Christianity,
Hilarion Alfeyev,
Russian Orthodox
If That Was His Primary Reason for Resigning
Then he could have cancelled WYD 2013. If that wasn't an option because too much had already been invested, then could he not have delegated to another bishop? But then WYD would not have had the same drawing power.
All the reason more for it to be done away with now.
The Moynihan Letter: Letter #52, 2016: Why Benedict Resigned
All the reason more for it to be done away with now.
The Moynihan Letter: Letter #52, 2016: Why Benedict Resigned
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