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Constantinople, New Rome?
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After affirming Pope Leo’s formulation of the doctrine of the Incarnation, the Council of Chalcedon turned its attention to various disciplinary rulings, mostly concerning clergy. I will pass over these, in order to fo...
Bring back “negative spirituality”
Since medieval times, the Mass for All Souls’ Day, and every Requiem Mass, included the pre-Gospel sequence called Dies Irae. The lengthy hymn includes alarming verses such as the following:
The day of wrath, that awful day,
shall re...
Pope Leo XIII on the Authority of the State
In multiple encyclicals already discussed in this series, Pope Leo XIII condemned the liberal view that civil rulers have no authority in themselves as granted by God, but only have it delegated to them by the consent of the governed. But h...
St. Thérèse of Lisieux: Doctor of The Little Way
St. Thérèse of Lisieux (1873—1897) is the youngest Doctor of the Church, but wrote more than some of the other Doctors. She has been called a doctor for the new millennium, and offers a striking contrast from our culture’s obsession with be...
The scandal of a woman-priest-promoter in the Vatican
Sister Mary Teresa Barron, newly appointed by the Pope as the new president of the Pontifical Mission Societies and adjunct secretary of the Dicastery for Evangelization, is on the record saying that “women today may hear the call to priest...
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Writer, podcaster, producer. Editor-in-chief at CatholicCulture.org. Host of the Catholic Culture Podcast, Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast, and Lives of the Popes.
Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, and host of the podcast "The Way of the Fathers," from CatholicCulture.org.
President, Family Institute of Connecticut Action. Opinions here are my own. Official positions are at ctfamily.org
Catholic journalist/editor for 40+ years. Author of books including: The Faithful Departed, on the decline of Catholic influence in Boston; Lost Shepherd, a candid appraisal of Pope Francis. Most recently, his first novel, Ghost Runner.
Author, City of God vs. City of Man. Founder, Meaning of Catholic lay apostolate
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