Friday, February 08, 2019
A Latin Ecclesiology
Crisis Magazine: Why Vatican II’s Definition of Church Makes Sense by CASEY CHALK
If that explains subsistit in, there is still the question of what this means for non-Catholics. Hipp’s position is that these communities possess “parts or properties or actions of the Catholic Church,” that whatever salvific power they possess flow from their relative communion with the Catholic Church, that they possess “nothing distinctive” per se in reference to “salvific mediatory value.” In effect, whatever of Christ these communities retain, it is solely through Catholicism. Moreover, because they are not the Catholic Church, they necessarily have defects. Among these include ecclesial properties, sacraments, the Petrine office, an integral profession of faith, and unity. Does calling these communities deficient undermine ecumenical dialogue? By no means! Rather, it allows interlocutors to clarify and take seriously theological and ecclesial differences, while reciprocating an acknowledgement of others’ real status as Christians.
Thursday, February 07, 2019
The Fall of Rome
CNA/NCReg: St. Paul VI’s feast to be celebrated May 29
I'll reserve that date to commemorate the fall of Constantinople.
Fr. Z: WDTPRS: The new Latin Collect for Paul VI – a key phrase hunted up
I'll reserve that date to commemorate the fall of Constantinople.
Fr. Z: WDTPRS: The new Latin Collect for Paul VI – a key phrase hunted up
Keep Thy Mind in Hell
OrthoChristian: ON THE WORD TO ST. SILOUAN, “KEEP THY MIND IN HELL AND DESPAIR NOT” by Jesse Dominick
Wednesday, February 06, 2019
Tuesday, February 05, 2019
The Latest Installment in Milbank's Series
Church Life: Maritain’s Postwar Compromise of Natural Law by John Milbank
Monday, February 04, 2019
Is a Middle Position Possible?
Understanding vs. contemplation, hearing and active particiption versus the other senses... etc.
The Liturgy Is for (Little) Kids by Timothy P. O’Malley
CWR: Revisiting “The Spirit of the Liturgy” by Peter M.J. Stravinskas
The Liturgy Is for (Little) Kids by Timothy P. O’Malley
CWR: Revisiting “The Spirit of the Liturgy” by Peter M.J. Stravinskas
Sunday, February 03, 2019
Clericalism and Synodality? Not the Issues.
CWR: Pope Francis misses the mark in focusing on clericalism and synodality by Christopher R. Altieri
A recent essay by papal biographer Austen Ivereigh about Pope Francis’ approach to abuse crisis fails to recognize the pressing need to start with institutional reform.
A recent essay by papal biographer Austen Ivereigh about Pope Francis’ approach to abuse crisis fails to recognize the pressing need to start with institutional reform.
Pius X vs. Modernism
from Fr. John Perricone - Imaginative Conservative, originally published in Crisis.
Saturday, February 02, 2019
Latins Gonna Latin
From Analysis from Fr. Louis Bouyer’s 1978 essay that may apply today, an excerpt of a lecture given by the then newly-elected superior general of the FSSP:
I shouldn't be shocked that he would hold this position but I hadn't thought about the FSSP for some time.
“There is no possibility to get to Heaven without being united to the Pope,” said Fr. Andrzej Komorowski, the recently-elected Superior General of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP), a Society of Apostolic Life of Pontifical right that celebrates the Traditional Latin Mass.
I shouldn't be shocked that he would hold this position but I hadn't thought about the FSSP for some time.
St. Neilos of Rossano
Crux: Interview with Ines Angeli and Fr. Douglas Milewski https://cruxnow.com/interviews/2019/01/30/life-of-greek-saint-in-italy-an-example-of-ecumenism-for-today/
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