Did you know that the Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, edited by Andrew Louth, will include more than 40 new & revised entries by Sheptytsky Institute associates?https://t.co/jKAJUcSI5x@OED @PatBritti @saintjudeshrine @christinkallama @Ugcc_teoficat @archtoronto pic.twitter.com/HuvJqihTNt
— Sheptytsky Institute (@Sheptytsky) August 3, 2020
Monday, August 03, 2020
Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church
A Print of a Drawing by Jonathan Pageau
To those of you hoping for a print of St-Kevin of Glengalough, here it is. https://t.co/sopgznSAlw pic.twitter.com/rHSIXXSEah
— Jonathan Pageau (@PageauJonathan) August 3, 2020
A Moral Theologian Responds to the Vatican COVID-19 Document
Moral Theologian Criticizes 'Vague' @PontAcadLife COVID-19 Document https://t.co/N4oFMLAc7T @NCRegister
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) August 3, 2020
Another Day, Another Product
Friends, it's an exciting day as we celebrate the launch of my newest book, “Renewing Our Hope: Essays for the New Evangelization” (@CUAPress).
— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) August 3, 2020
In 17 academic articles, it covers evangelization, the abuse crisis, the priesthood, relativism, and more. https://t.co/qCa3XLgz4B
Sunday, August 02, 2020
May God grant him many years!
Fr. Roman didn’t care what other people said. He did things how they were supposed to be done. Crosses, cassocks, and beards were verboten then. Now, they are the norm. Photo from 1975. #FrRoman50 pic.twitter.com/Cj0v0BMvuU
— Daniel Galadza (@CrunchMasterByz) August 2, 2020
Related:
Fun fact in #CatholicTO history: fifty years ago today at the church where I am a Vicar Bishop Isidore Borecky ordained Fr Roman Galadza, a married man born in Ukraine but displaced by the war, to the priesthood. After the response Bishop did not ordain another married man.
— Fr Alexander Laschuk (@byzkanonist) August 2, 2020
New sample article (PDF)
— Sheptytsky Institute (@Sheptytsky) August 2, 2020
Liturgical Latinization and Kievan Ecumenism: Losing the Koinê of Koinonia
Peter Galadzahttps://t.co/Zr0wOdgmp2@kinstitute @Koinonia_b @CCityCatholic @ThomasACStout @wcgrimley pic.twitter.com/ru1cncKq0W
Confessional Prayer in Old English
A catch-all confessional prayer in Old English:
— Thijs Porck (@thijsporck) August 2, 2020
'I acknowledge all the injustice which I have ever done in my childhood or in my youth or in my strength or in my old age, which I committed after baptism and with many things greatly angered God.' pic.twitter.com/s38vdzzQI7
Saturday, August 01, 2020
Friday, July 31, 2020
Interview with Fr. Thomas Crean OP
I did an interview with Suan Sonna at 'Intelligent Conservatism'. https://t.co/kRVZ2b01UR
— Fr Thomas Crean OP (@crean_fr) July 31, 2020
"Open Thomism"
I hold to an "open Thomism," one that welcomes Augustinianism, Bonaventurian thought, and contemporary thinkers like Newman, Balthasar, and Ratzinger. To incorporate these frameworks together is to follow a very integrated Catholic spirit. (2/2) https://t.co/ad7Kk05lSb
— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) July 31, 2020
First Open Thomists need to return to Greek, Scripture, and the Fathers...
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Fr. Panayioti, "The Protestant Reformation and the Orthodox Christian East"
A historic lecture given in Wittenburg Germany on the 500-year anniversary of the protestant reformation. Fr. Panayioti weighs in with a lecture called: The Protestant Reformation and the Orthodox Christian Easthttps://t.co/Z2GLtp0rpm pic.twitter.com/mUXY6wDQxk
— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) July 30, 2020
Medieval Aristotelian Natural Science
Nice introduction to (Aristotelian) natural science in the medieval periode here.https://t.co/nPbZEZl2Sx https://t.co/2UL58h771E
— Pieter Beullens (@LatinAristotle) July 30, 2020
Mary Ann Glendon
"Encountering and over time growing in familiarity with Mary Ann’s openness and her passion for the world, the law, and the life of the mind quite literally changed the direction of my life." https://t.co/buwlVFl3hc
— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) July 29, 2020
The Litany of Humility
In this episode Fr. Gregory and Fr. Bonaventure (unironically) discuss the virtue of humility and the Litany of Humility--a favorite prayer of the last century. What about the virtue of humility is so foundational? Why is this prayer so challenging? pic.twitter.com/ApyMJQFTV4
— Godsplaining (@godsplaining) July 30, 2020
A New One from Fr. Aidan Nichols, O.P.
Well this should be interesting.... https://t.co/R9KBBsST95
— Fr. Thomas Petri, OP (@PetriOP) July 30, 2020
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Hmm
My new essay for @PostliberalTho1 will probably make Thomists mad.
— Marc Barnes (@BadCatholicBlog) July 29, 2020
But it should make my chief demographic, Catholic homeschooling moms and Lite Lacanians, very happy.
Sub or buy the issue: https://t.co/ysg5o05ReH pic.twitter.com/pB2Q1aodXf
Because Economics is an "Independent" "Science"
Bad writing by philosophers and theologians about economics is a moral issue. If their views about economics are taken seriously—as they often are in churches and in policy advocacy—they threaten the life-changing effects of free markets for the poor. https://t.co/pmgb7k83oN
— Public Discourse (@PublicDiscourse) July 29, 2020
Public Discourse
John Cavadini on Vatican II
"Viganò’s letter has at least had the virtue of forcing me to emerge from complacency in accepting half-measures in the reception of the Council."
— Church Life Journal (@ChurchLifeND) July 29, 2020
Was Vatican II a Bad Seed?
by @JohnCavadini of @McGrathND https://t.co/W3d5IFlZiG
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