Happy Birthday #AlonsoLobo - born near sunny #Seville around this time in 1555. Here's his glorious 'Versa est in luctum'#Tenebrae #Choir #choral #singing #Renaissance https://t.co/aSIICTmMTJ
— Tenebrae Choir (@TenebraeChoir) February 25, 2021
Thursday, February 25, 2021
Alonso Lobo's Birthday
Do They Discuss RadTrad Conspiracy Theories?
As part of our Lent series of talks, we have the 2nd part of our Iota Unum Podcast with Catholic writer & researcher Kevin Symonds & @LMSChairman
— Latin Mass Society (@latinmassuk) February 25, 2021
They discuss conspiracies and conspiracy theories. https://t.co/lMTSpTKCRO
Vermeule's Explanation of the Common Good
Here is @Vermeullarmine discussing 'What is the Common Good?'https://t.co/9tUlYhXnSC
— CommonGoodProject (@CommonGoodProj1) February 25, 2021
“What is the Common Good?” https://t.co/2vSfnUZx1q
— Ius & Iustitium (@iusetiustitium) February 25, 2021
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
"Let My Prayer Rise as Incense" by Pavel Chesnokov
“Let My Prayer Rise as Incense” by Pavel Chesnokov - Byzantine Music for Lent https://t.co/x1PLPCh6Hs pic.twitter.com/5yPCSG2eYO
— NLM (@NLMblog) February 24, 2021
Jesus of Nazareth
✨New book✨ Michael Hesemann sets out once again for the Holy Land, this time seeking traces of perhaps the most mysterious figure in human history: Jesus of Nazareth.
— Ignatius Press (@IgnatiusPress) February 24, 2021
Get this unique book in time for Holy Week and Easter! https://t.co/bjA06iC3YY pic.twitter.com/t2V5w8Z7Lk
Excommunication Is a Solution They'd Never Consider
CWR Dispatch: German Catholic bishops call for change to Catechism on homosexuality
Bishop Peter Kohlgraf of Mainz has suggested that Catholics with homosexual inclinations cannot all be expected to live chastely and the Church should adopt a pastoral approach that acknowledges this.
Bishop Peter Kohlgraf of Mainz has suggested that Catholics with homosexual inclinations cannot all be expected to live chastely and the Church should adopt a pastoral approach that acknowledges this.
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Fake Synodality
The Catholic Thing: la Via Sinodale Scismatica della Chiesa in Germania. https://t.co/tceml4UdUM
— Marco Tosatti (@MarcoTosatti) February 23, 2021
A Blackfriar Project
What is the Common Good? Join @RMeade1215, Research Fellow at @AquinasOxford and Director of Regulatory Compliance Studies at @LoyolaLaw in conversation with @Vermeullarmine, Professor of Constitutional Law at @Harvard_Law: https://t.co/XiC47RJWD9
— Blackfriars, Oxford (@BlackfriarsOx) February 22, 2021
Enjoyed watching this—particularly liked @Vermeullarmine’s focus on aggregation as an antonym of the common good. Lots of today’s classical liberals (not including AV in this descriptor!) have forgotten about the CG; too many of those who haven’t conflate it with the aggregate.. https://t.co/vmfl4xc9hb
— Rebecca Lowe (@RMLLowe) February 22, 2021
What Is Cardinal Czerny Going to Do About the Papacy?
After #LaudatoSì, #Fratellitutti and #IDHF, after Jesus showing us how to pray “Abba, Father! Our Father”, how can “our” possibly mean less than all of us?
— Cardinal M. Czerny SJ (@jesuitczerny) February 23, 2021
Abba, Father, please be Our Father so that we can all be brothers and sisters together, caring for our common home! https://t.co/wJostkLG5q
This Is "Continuity"
Grateful as ever, to @M_P_Hazell for doing the spade-work on the surprising assertion of Abp Roche that the 1970 Missal retains 90% of the texts of the Missal of St Pius V. (See thread) https://t.co/4VCt3Evp1K
— Fr Timothy Finigan (@FatherTF) February 23, 2021
Holy Polycarp, Pray for Us!
By sharing in the ways of the Apostles, you became a successor to their throne. Through the practice of virtue, you found the way to divine contemplation; by teaching the word of truth, you defended the Faith. Hieromartyr Polycarp, entreat Christ God to save our souls. pic.twitter.com/dYGmLHsgAE
— Pontifical Oriental Institute (@theorientale) February 23, 2021
Today we commemorate Holy Hieromartyr Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna (link); Venerable Damian of the Monastery of Esphigmenou on Mount Athos; Alexander of the Unsleeping Ones; Polycarp of Briansk; Moses of White Lake https://t.co/ZXhKpIj8Wm
— Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Canada (@GO_Metropolis) February 23, 2021
The Orthodox Church commemorates today Saint Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna#orthodox_times https://t.co/gcqGZtG2bu
— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) February 23, 2021
This Could Get Interesting
Tonight on Search the Scriptures LIVE! Dr. Jeannie wraps up her overview of the state of the Latin Church during the Middle Ages, especially the papacy. Next up is Romans 4 and St. Paul's brilliant and important insight about Abraham. Call 1-855-237-2346 during the show. pic.twitter.com/Dxf1sxWhuw
— Ancient Faith (@ancientfaith) February 22, 2021
Byzantine Ecumenism
My recent lecture on Byzantine ecumenism for the International Hellenic Universityhttps://t.co/sOqIBzSGPn
— Cyril Hovorun (@cyril_hovorun) February 21, 2021
Monday, February 22, 2021
But the Tabernacle Is a Type of Whom?
The tabernacle is at the heart of Israel, and is the heart of Israel, made as it is from the contributions of the heart.https://t.co/OmjdjyC6Gd
— Theopolis Institute (@_Theopolis) February 18, 2021
A Reminder: Confucianism Is Allied to Statism
in practice, if not in spirit, and "imperial Confucianism" is not such a distortion of Confucianism as some modern proponents of contemporary Confucianism make it out to be.
How does the American administrative state look from across the Pacific? In the new @AmericanAffrs, Daniel Bell (@DanielB89913888) puts @Vermeullarmine & @CassSunstein’s Law & Leviathan in dialogue with Han Feizi as well as Confucian political thought 👇 https://t.co/e6d25hj8vO
— Gladden Pappin (@gjpappin) February 22, 2021
Western Views of Christ as Mediator
A birfucation of the Divine Person of Christ, resulting in semi-Arianism?
“seeking, and yielding to, the protection of Christ who is God and the creative fellowship with Christ who is man. The recollection, that is, of Christ the conquerer and Christ the carpenter.”
— Nᴀᴛᴇ (@oblatenate) February 22, 2021
(CHRISTIAN PROFICIENCY, Thornton, Ch. 6)
More of the Franciscan Revolution
#BREAKING: @Pontifex has appointed Cardinals Peter Turkson and Luis Antonio Tagle as members of the Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See (APSA).
— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) February 22, 2021
Recently, the Pope consolidated #Vatican assets under APSA--financial reforms sparked, in part, by ongoing scandals. pic.twitter.com/W981TAVXTd
NB on ++Tagle. Also seen as a rising star, the Filipino Cardinal was recently named head of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples. He will be key in supporting the selection of the new Bishop to #HongKong.
— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) February 22, 2021
Here he is with Pope Francis, in 2015. pic.twitter.com/pfX5BTkCWp
Sunday, February 21, 2021
Too Bare?
I doubt this is intended to be the end state of the temple, like the appearance of the modernist or iconoclastic interior of contemporary Latin temples. They will add more iconography as they can afford it, I would think.
Man sanctifies the place: How Romanians transformed a warehouse into a church in Italy | The story of the new Romanian church illustrates very well the saying “Man sanctifies the place.” https://t.co/23B6OMsww0 pic.twitter.com/N1yOG1qSED
— Pravmir.com (@Pravmir_English) February 16, 2021
Maybe the Faithful Should Be Doing More than Praying
An old and wise priest I knew, used to joke, "The Holy Ghost is not responsible for ecclesiastical appointments." That is true, but it is not an excuse for neglecting to pray for a good outcome.
— Fr Timothy Finigan (@FatherTF) February 20, 2021
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