Interview with David Fagerberg

O Clarim

From 2009: The Cost of Understanding Schmemann in the West

Beauty and Asceticism

On the Met Exhibit

We have Met the problem—and it is ancient, secular, and us by Carl E. Olson
The Gala at the Met was a sad attempt to pretend, to think (or feel, more likely) that colorful celebration and rampant symbolism can capture or reveal the essence of Catholicism.

Related:

Faces Among Icons

https://www.facebook.com/ancientfaithradio/posts/1792187447470826

But what sort of Christianity?

One that has been infected with liberalism?

Alasdair MacIntyre, the liberal anti-liberal? Or the anti-liberal liberal?

Intercommunion?

Cardinal Eijk: Pope Francis Needed to Give Clarity on Intercommunion by Cardinal Willem Jacobus Eijk
COMMENTARY: Failure to give German bishops proper directives, based on the clear doctrine and practice of the Church, points to a drift towards ... http://www.ncregister.com/blog/edward-pentin/cardinal-eijk-pope-needed-to-give-clarity-to-german-bishops-on-intercommuni

Cardinal Müller on Intercommunion Meeting: ‘More Clarity and Courage’ Needed by Edward Pentin
The former CDF prefect views the statement on the meeting about Holy Communion for some Protestant spouses as ‘very poor,’ ...

Calcutta, United States

“Find your own Calcutta”: On Betsy DeVos’ address at Ave Maria University by James V. Schall, S.J.

Service has the connotation of some event or deed happening mainly from a spirit of generosity, not from pay or coercion. At the heart of the world we find gift, not only necessity.

The Making of a New Icon

Sandro Magister: One Cardinal, Seven Bishops, and Four New "Dubia." This Time on Intercommunion

Wolfram Schrems on the Roman Liturgical Reform

Rorate Caeli: Guest article — The Council’s Constitution on the Liturgy: Reform or revolution?

St. Nicephoros the Hesychast

Metropolitan Hilarion on the Prospects of Reunion

Metropolitan Hilarion does not share Patriarch Bartholomew's opinion about inevitable unification of Churches (via Byz TX)

Archbishop Sample on Tradition

The Paschal Canon in Arabic

Revelation and Obedience

Eastern Christian Books: Theodore the Studite on Icons

Eastern Christian Books: Theodore the Studite on Icons

Eastern Christian Books: Ecclesiology

Eastern Christian Books: Ecclesiology

More on Worship

This past Sunday the Gospel was the story of Christ's encounter with the Samiritan woman at Jacob's well, which features the word "worship." In Greek: προσκυνεῖν (proskynein). The Latin word used in the neo-Vulgate is adorare.

For Aquinas, he discusses the virtue of religio, under which he talks about latria (and adoratio) in (II II ae) Question 84.

There is no Latin for Gaudete et Exsultate yet, so I am not sure what the English word "worship" is translating. In the CCC, worship translates adorare/adoratio. But in the CCC, worship is also used to translate the word cultus. (Similar to how the English word was used to refer to any form of reverence and also to that which is due to God alone?)

Edit. I remembered to check the Italian text for Gaudete et Exsultate: "worship" corresponds to both culto and adorazione in the Italian text.

Hyperdulia

Old Catholic Encyclopedia: Christian Worship

Building Your Church Music System, Part 1

The Complete Psalter