Tag Archives: traditionalism

Esphigmenou Escalates

Posted on 31 July 2013 by catholicsensibility

Traditionalist Orthodox seem to have a problem with their top leadership. Like many battles within Roman Catholicism, it’s a matter of he said/he said: According to an Associated Press report, the traditionalist monks threw stones and Molotov cocktails at police … Continue reading →

Posted in Church News | Tagged Eastern Orthodox, traditionalism | 1 Comment

On Self-Absorption

Posted on 3 April 2013 by catholicsensibility

CNS had a teaser of a piece yesterday. Pope Francis, before his election, took his turn talking at the pre-conclave meetings. A message that seemed to point at the institution has a resonance with Christian ministry. I’d like to read … Continue reading →

Posted in evangelization, Ministry | Tagged conclave, evangelization, pope francis, traditionalism | Leave a comment

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