Remnant Interivew with Bishop Schneider

Michael Matt

Risposte (amichevoli) ai critici di Amoris laetitia

Sandro Magister: Müller and Buttiglione, So Near, So Far

book info

A Traditional Understanding of the Diaconate?

What are some contemporary examples?

Good for RCIA?

Called to Holiness

Psalm 118

Eastern Christian Books: Ultramontanism and Vatican I

Eastern Christian Books: Ultramontanism and Vatican I

Eastern Christian Books: The Pope and the Professor (III)

Eastern Christian Books: The Pope and the Professor (III)

Part 4

Feser Responds to Fastiggi, Again

Yes, traditional Church teaching on capital punishment is definitive

Byz Tx: More anti-fundamentalism pap from OCL

Liturgical Furniture

CWR: Is opposition to the death penalty Thomistic? by Joseph G. Trabbic

Given Pope Francis’s own high regard for St. Thomas (together with the historical papal approbation he has enjoyed) when it comes to doctrinal issues, we might ask how the opposition to the death penalty articulated by the Pope compares with the teaching of the Doctor Communis.

Holy Martyr Edmund

Sandro Magister: The Comeback of the Peripheries. "La Civiltà Cattolica" Also Rages Against Cardinal Sarah

2017 Ratzinger Prize in Theology

Secretary of State

Cardinal Parolin: Dialogue of Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches to help them feel unity
Source: TASS Russian News Agency
Cardinal Pietro Parolin | 20 August 2017

Another St. Edmund

Fr. Hunwicke: Nobis in hoc exsilio, Sancte Pater Edmunde ...

Local Liturgical Translations

Cardinal Sarah may be admirable in his defense of the prerogatives of the CDW and a traditional understanding of the authority and role of the Roman Curia, but is he right? Meanwhile even if it is proper to entrust local liturgical translations to local ordinaries, is now the right time for it? And is there a way to embrace liturgical translations without accepting modern nationalism and its fruits? That is what the recognition of national episcopal conferences does, at least -- they are not approving different local translations for a region, but a single uniform one for that region, regardless of the diversity of peoples and cultures in that region.

This problem should have been forestalled in the first millenium, had the Latins and Franks permitted the official use of liturgical texts translated from Latin into hieratic versions of the local tongues.