Crisis: Cardinal Cupich’s Modernist View of the Family by R. Jared Staudt
The accusation of modernism gets thrown around a lot, especially in traditional circles. As a descriptor of heresy, modernism is a vague term. Modernism can refer to a movement of
Saturday, February 17, 2018
Friday, February 16, 2018
More on Cardinal Cupich
On Cardinal Cupich’s problematic, convenient conscience by Carl E. Olson
Conscience is not the ground of moral authority; nor is it the final judge when it comes to what is actually moral and true....
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Those Cupich seminars: Why now? by Christopher R. Altieri
Conscience is not the ground of moral authority; nor is it the final judge when it comes to what is actually moral and true....
Related:
Those Cupich seminars: Why now? by Christopher R. Altieri
An Overhaul of the Aristotelian Sciences Is Needed?
Do the categories need to be reconsidered in a way going beyond the phenomenologists (e.g. William Marra)? What about the predicaments? Are the predicaments and attributes/properties confusing to the neophyte to Aristotelian philosophy? While the categories seem to be integral of the Metaphysics, are they so important to the Physics? Can one limit a discussion of change, generation, and corrruption to substance and accident? No, Aristotle does mention alteration of quality, quantity, and place. Out of those three, it seems that the category of quality is the one that may need to be revised in light of a better understanding of the natural world, even if it itself is a rather broad category that includes both color and thought?
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Pope Francis Appealing to Vatican II for Cover
Catholic Conclave: Pope- "Do not read blogs that call me a heretic" - source
«¿Dónde es que nuestro pueblo ha sido creativo?» Conversaciones con jesuitas de Chile y Perú
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China en la mirada del papa Francisco
«¿Dónde es que nuestro pueblo ha sido creativo?» Conversaciones con jesuitas de Chile y Perú
Related:
China en la mirada del papa Francisco
Labels:
Church in China,
Jesuits,
Pope Francis,
Vatican II
Russell Shaw on Germain Grisez
CWR Dispatch: The quiet, wide-ranging influence of Germain Grisez by Russell Shaw
The late moral theologian, who died on February 1st at the age of 88, had a profound impact on moral theology over the past sixty […]
The late moral theologian, who died on February 1st at the age of 88, had a profound impact on moral theology over the past sixty […]
Labels:
Germain Grisez,
New Natural Law Theory,
Russell Shaw
Couldn't Be Bothered
So the Melkite had to concelebrate with the bishop of Rome in the Roman rite. Understandable. But the bishop of Rome couldn't celebrate Mass ad orientem just this once out of respect for Eastern sensibility?
CNA: Pope of Rome, Melkite Patriarch concelebrate mass
CNA: Pope of Rome, Melkite Patriarch concelebrate mass
Labels:
liturgical reform,
Melkites,
papacy,
Pope Francis
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Fr. Rutler on Cardinal Cupich
Crisis Magazine: The Clarity of Cardinal Cupich by Fr. George W. Rutler
Does Fr. Rutler have to worry about Cardinal Dolan and the New York chancery?
Does Fr. Rutler have to worry about Cardinal Dolan and the New York chancery?
Labels:
Amoris Laetitia,
Blase J. Cupich,
George Rutler,
Jesuits
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
The Spirit of AL
CWR Dispatch: “The Greatest Sin is losing the sense of Sin” by Eduardo Echeverria
Related: CWR/CNA: Cardinal Cupich launches “Amoris Laetitia” seminars for US bishops
Related: CWR/CNA: Cardinal Cupich launches “Amoris Laetitia” seminars for US bishops
Monday, February 12, 2018
Sunday, February 11, 2018
Saturday, February 10, 2018
Macedonia
Crisis: What the Macedonian Church’s Fight for Autonomy Signifies by Ines A. Murzaku
Friday, February 09, 2018
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