Saturday, December 07, 2019
Friday, December 06, 2019
We are children of God in Christ, sharers in the eternal filiation of the Only-begotten Son of God the Father!
Opus Dei: "The freedom and trust of being God's children"
Homily of Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz for the liturgical memorial of Saint Josemaria, given in the basilica of Saint Eugene in Rome on 26 June 2018.
Homily of Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz for the liturgical memorial of Saint Josemaria, given in the basilica of Saint Eugene in Rome on 26 June 2018.
Labels:
adopted sonship,
deification,
Josemaría Escrivá,
Opus Dei,
Pope Francis
Thursday, December 05, 2019
Another Conundrum
Are Latin traditionalists in communion with the bishop of Rome or not? And if they are, then who has the proper authority to authorize such modifications to the Extraordinary Form, if not the pope, according to their ecclesiology and canons?
Breaking News: Optional commemoration of seven new Saints addded to "Extraordinary Form" Calendar?
Breaking News: Optional commemoration of seven new Saints addded to "Extraordinary Form" Calendar?
Deification in the Latin Patristic Tradition
CWR: The ancient roots of deification in the Latin tradition by Carl E. Olson
Dr. Jared Ortiz is Associate Professor of Religion at Hope College, author of You Made Us for Yourself: Creation in St Augustine’s Confessions (Fortress Press, 2016), founder and executive director of the Saint Benedict Institute, [...]
Dr. Jared Ortiz is Associate Professor of Religion at Hope College, author of You Made Us for Yourself: Creation in St Augustine’s Confessions (Fortress Press, 2016), founder and executive director of the Saint Benedict Institute, [...]
Labels:
books,
Church Fathers,
CUA Press,
deification,
interviews,
Jared Ortiz
Wednesday, December 04, 2019
Tuesday, December 03, 2019
Lay Leadership?
Church Life Journal: Taking the Role of All the Baptized in Church Leadership Seriously by John Cavadini
Does the proposal or will the conference properly address the clericalist structure of the institutional church and the limits to the authority of the bishop? It doesn't seem likely.
Does the proposal or will the conference properly address the clericalist structure of the institutional church and the limits to the authority of the bishop? It doesn't seem likely.
Monday, December 02, 2019
Louis Tofari: Mediator Dei and the Liturgical Movement
No reform, not even a reset, just a return to 1951 before the reform of Holy Week rites or 1911, before Pius X reformed the Roman office?
Sunday, December 01, 2019
Message of Benedict XVI to the ITC
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CWR Dispatch: Benedict XVI reflects on 50 years of the International Theological Commission
Joseph Ratzinger served as president of the International Theological Commission from 1982-2005 as prefect of the Congregation of the Doctrine of Faith under St. John Paul II.
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CWR Dispatch: Benedict XVI reflects on 50 years of the International Theological Commission
Joseph Ratzinger served as president of the International Theological Commission from 1982-2005 as prefect of the Congregation of the Doctrine of Faith under St. John Paul II.
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Saturday, November 30, 2019
Gratitude
OrthoChristian: On Gratitude and Human Happiness by Sergei Khudiev
Labels:
Christianity,
Eucharist,
eudaimonism,
virtue ethics
King Doesn't Quite Capture It
From 2014: Not Just in Our Hearts: The True Social Kingship of Christ by Steve Skojec
Christ the King and Original Sin by Timothy Flanders
Pius XI, Quas Primas
Pantocrator sounds much better to my ears. Chris is the Ruler of All because he is the rule, God's Law, the word, Divine Wisdom. Rulers do not rule in his place but in Him, participating in Him. If we accept the development of the three-fold office of the laity as a legitimate theological development, then all are kings even if not all share in political governance. They participate in the Divine Law who is Christ, even those who are subject or subordinate to others.
Some nuances are needed to correct exaggerations of the sacred status of authority in pieces such as this: First Things: Sacral Presidency by Peter J. Leithart
Christ the King and Original Sin by Timothy Flanders
Pius XI, Quas Primas
Pantocrator sounds much better to my ears. Chris is the Ruler of All because he is the rule, God's Law, the word, Divine Wisdom. Rulers do not rule in his place but in Him, participating in Him. If we accept the development of the three-fold office of the laity as a legitimate theological development, then all are kings even if not all share in political governance. They participate in the Divine Law who is Christ, even those who are subject or subordinate to others.
Some nuances are needed to correct exaggerations of the sacred status of authority in pieces such as this: First Things: Sacral Presidency by Peter J. Leithart
Fake Synodality, You Mean?
CNA/CWR: Pope Francis: Synodality is what the Lord expects of the Church
ITC: “Synodality in Life and Mission of the Church”
ITC: “Synodality in Life and Mission of the Church”
Friday, November 29, 2019
Definitely a Latin View of the Kingdom of Heaven
NCReg: Four Exorcists Urge Day of Fasting, Prayer and Reparation Dec. 6
The priests suggest the Rosary and prayers to the Sacred Heart, as well as “some form of penance, such as fasting, abstinence and other forms of mortification”
The priests suggest the Rosary and prayers to the Sacred Heart, as well as “some form of penance, such as fasting, abstinence and other forms of mortification”
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