Bishop Schneider Appeals to the Pope for the SSPX — By: OnePeterFive
OnePeterFive Podcast Bishop Schneider Appeals to the Pope for the SSPX 00:00 / 00:24:55 Miss Diane Montagna has published His Excellency’s fraternal appeal… Source Read More
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Vatican II’s Framework That the Church Is the “New Israel” — By: Crisis Magazine
If one wished to represent the official ecumenism that the documents of Vatican II established, then the framework in which questions regarding the Jewish people and God’s covenants should be discussed is Lumen Gentium’s ecclesiology and use of “subsistit in.” Lumen Gentium is the title of Vatican II’s Dogmatic Constitution on the Church. In that…
The Precariousness of Christian Zionism — By: Crisis Magazine
United States Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, a noted Christian Zionist, speaking on The Tucker Carlson Show last Friday, said Israel would be “fine” to take control of territory stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates. Huckabee was pressed repeatedly on the biblical boundaries he cited as divinely promised to the Jewish people as the…
Cardinal Sarah Pleads for Unity — By: OnePeterFive
OnePeterFive Podcast Cardinal Sarah Pleads for Unity 00:00 / 00:14:30 Miss Diane Montagna has published an official English translation of Cardinal Sarah’s… Source Read More
The Vigils of the Apostles: Apostolic Watchfulness and Penitential Preparation — By: OnePeterFive
Above: the reliquary of St. Matthias in Padua. Editor’s note: today is a “holy day of opportunity”: the vigil of St. Matthias. The author explains this significance below. Part I – The Roman Calendar in 1954: The Last Year of Wholeness Part II – The Vigil of the Epiphany: the Forgotten Gateway to Christ’s Manifestation…
A Catholic’s Dubia for the SSPX — By: Crisis Magazine
The SSPX has been in the news recently, given their announcement that they plan to consecrate bishops without papal approval. This, of course, raises the question of whether such consecrations are justified and what, if anything, Rome should do in response. Related questions are whether Catholics should attend Mass at SSPX chapels and, more fundamentally,…
The End of Hollywood is an Opportunity for Catholics — By: Crisis Magazine
I signed my last SAG contract in 2021. That was intentional. After a grueling year managing what was at the time the largest production budget in independent film history, I needed a break. Cabrini was to be my last full-time project before turning to academic pursuits, though the part-time film consulting never fully subsided. What…
Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Part VI — By: Crisis Magazine
In his imaginary account of “The Unthinkable Theory of Professor Green,” a tale as fantastical as anything Mr. G.K. Chesterton has ever spun, we are shown a place so strange and inviting that the reader longs to go there at once and be bathed in its wondrous beauties. Only gradually, however, do we discover that…
In Illo Tempore: 1st Sunday of Lent — By: OnePeterFive
The sacred Forty Days open at Rome’s Cathedral, the Papal Archbasilica of the Most Holy Savior and of Saints John the Baptist and the Evangelist in the Lateran, the “Mother and Head of all the churches of the City and of the world.” The Roman Station anchors our Lent in a concrete place, as it…
The Crisis, the Conscience, and the Consecrations — By: Crisis Magazine
Not long before he was martyred, St. Thomas More wrote a series of letters to his daughters. In those letters, which have been compiled into a work called A Dialogue on Conscience, we find his daughter Margaret attempting to persuade him to swear the oath that would save his life, which he did not do,…
