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Search for in author OR full textWord matches: modernism: 50 1 - Jul 2015 - Books: Contemplative Prayer: a New Framework, by Dom David Foster, Patrick Nolan He attempts to engage with this thinking and discusses post-modernism scepticism faith rationality and irrationality. 2 - May 2014 - After the turbulent years: the Church renewed, Fr John O'Neill Texts for maturer people soon joined the rising tide clearly identifiable as neo-modernism rising out of the grave of modernism dug by Pope St Pius X. 3 - Feb 2014 - Art: Interview with Tommy Canning: art in the service of truth What do you think of modernism in art and postmodern art? 4 - May 2013 - Legacy: An Act of Faith: AD2000 after 25 years, B.A. Santamaria Whether in its news reports or in its larger articles dealing with particular issues AD2000 will describe what is orthodox as orthodoxy what is modernist as modernism. 5 - Feb 2012 - Books: THE RETURN OF MODERNISM:The Second Wave Revisited, by Dr J.N. Santamaria, David Perrin THE RETURN OF MODERNISM: The Second Wave Revisited by Dr J. 6 - Sep 2011 - Books: THE COUNCIL IN QUESTION: a Dialogue with Catholic Traditionalism, Fr Glen Tattersall Cultural modernism Interestingly though he defends the continuity of Vatican II with Tradition Nichols concedes that a spirit of what he calls cultural (as distinct from doctrinal) modernism permeates some of the Conciliar documents. 7 - Sep 2009 - The Reformation and England's changing Coronation Oath, Tom Johnstone A third modernism was the assertion that Edwards right to rule was derived from God alone that neither the Bishop of Rome nor any other bishop could impose conditions on him. 8 - Aug 2009 - G.K. Chesterton on modernism and orthodoxy The real objection to modernism is simply that it is a form of snobbishness. 9 - Jul 2008 - Books: TURMOIL AND TRUTH, by Philip Trower, Tim Cannon Modernism Ultimately the author concludes that the reasons for the rebellion lie not in the Council itself but in the ascendant philosophical political and theological ideas of the preceding centuries - in particular those belonging to the broad school of modernism. 10 - Apr 2008 - Legal Year homily: Truth and the law: legal should also mean moral, Bishop Peter Elliott In some universities and on the fringe of popular culture the fashion is post-modernism. 11 - Feb 2008 - How to reform Catholic education: get the world view right, Chris Hilder Hancock referencing Mortimer Adler goes on to illustrate how it is at this foundational juncture that contemporary sophistries of materialism pragmatism and modernism have infiltrated and perverted true education. 12 - Nov 2007 - Letters: Teachings rejected by Bishop Robinson, Kevin McManus It seems that the Bishops manifesto while a blend of Arianism Calvinism and Modernism is much worse since by doubting original sin it throws suspicion upon the whole reason for redemption. 13 - Jul 2007 - Events: Canberra 6-8 July - Australian Catholic Students' Association 2007 Conference, Patrick Giam At the 2005 National Conference Rev Dr John Fleming Dr David Daintree and Associate Professor Tracey Rowland pointed out the dangers and fallacies of an intellectual tradition crippled by relativism and post-modernism. 14 - Apr 2007 - Books: Catholic Thought Since the Enlightenment, by Aidan Nichols OP, Michael Daniel He then considers 20th century movements such as modernism the development of the Churchs social teaching the liturgical revival and Lonerganism. 15 - Feb 2007 - Books: BEGINNING AT JERUSALEM: Five Reflections on the History of the Church, Sr Mariana Handley The signs of the times the Churchs relation to events and culture and the problems of post-modernism form the basis of this evaluation of Christian life as being in but not of the world. 16 - Oct 2006 - Modernism's 'second wave' continues to impact on the Church, Fr Martin Durham At the beginning of the 20th century Pope St Pius X described modernism as the synthesis of all heresies. 17 - Jun 2006 - Vocations: Sydney seminary's growth continues, Michael Gilchrist The crisis of truth - the result of post-modernism - has led to a new generation of young people who desperately seek what is solid and irrefutable. 18 - May 2006 - Letters: Modernism, Don Gaffney Fr George Tyrrell the Father of Modernism used it against St Pius X exactly one hundred years ago just before he was excommunicated. 19 - Mar 2006 - Modernism: 'New Church' not true Church: what modernists believe, Pastor Remotus What may be called the first wave of modernism gathered force at the end of the 19th century and was identified and condemned in 1907 firstly in the Decree of the Holy Office Lamentabili and then in the Encyclical of Pope St Pius X Pascendi. 20 - Nov 2005 - National Press Club: Cardinal George Pell on the dictatorship of relativism, Cardinal George Pell Classroom intrusion Recently some newspapers have given considerable coverage to demonstrating how relativisms intrusion into the classroom as post-modernism or critical literacy affect education at both secondary and university level. 21 - Oct 2005 - Culture: How the Catholic Church built Western civilisation, Thomas E. Woods Jr That aridity finds its expression in the perverseness and sterility of modern art from Bauhaus to Cubism to post-modernism. 22 - Mar 2005 - Letters: Mangled hymns (letter), Michael Apthorp While McAuley would have been outraged by the effete rhyme another/each other that implacable foe of poetic modernism would have been rendered utterly speechless by the effrontery of an improver who sought to remove brother as though it were a dirty word. 23 - Oct 2004 - Books: The Organic Development of the Liturgy, by Alcuin Reid OSB, Msgr Peter J. Elliott Furthermore they were soon overtaken by more radical schools of thought varieties of liturgical modernism. 24 - Feb 2004 - Modern church design: 'Spank the architect!', Paul Mees Understanding architectural modernism as a form of puritanism helps explain why it simply doesnt work for Catholic churches. 25 - Sep 2003 - Books: Some Fell On Rock, by Fr John O'Neill, Fr Peter Joseph This booklet covers a variety of topics: sound thinking and philosophy liturgy Australian politics false theology modernism the priesthood and the unity of the Church. 26 - Jun 2003 - Interview: Vatican II and the liturgy, 40 years later, Zenit News Service We also need to remember that the late 1960s and 1970s was an era of cultural modernism marked by overconfidence radical chic and bad taste. 27 - Nov 2002 - Letters: Exorcists (letter), Monica J. Hart Apart from the inroads of modernism Catholic authorities should be more concerned about the existence of satanism and witchcraft inside the Church. 28 - Oct 2002 - John Henry Newman's critique of liberalism, Michael Davies These sermons provide a positive answer to the liberalism of his day and to the modernism of ours. 29 - Sep 2002 - Editorial: AD2000's Fighting Fund launched, Michael Gilchrist In a positive sense AD2000 exists: to uphold the fundamentals of Christian faith as it has been taught for 2000 years and the Church founded by Jesus Christ which he established as his instrument on earth for all ages (including our own) to bring mankind to salvation; to challenge modernism and relativism which have undermined both belief and practice; and to help reconstruct and consolidate a new culture of life and orthodox Christian faith in Australia. 30 - Aug 2002 - Books: Dynamics Of World History, by Christopher Dawson, Michael Lynch In an era such as our own dominated as it is by post- modernism this secular view tells us that history is just a series of meaningless and unrelated incidences or as in earlier days that it is all about some neat form of progress. 31 - Jul 2002 - Vatican II, church architecture and "reform of the reform", Sidney Rofe Stroik totally rejects the precepts of modernism because they are rooted in the rationalistic sentiments of Enlightenment philosophy. 32 - Jul 2002 - Interview: George Weigel: the impact of John Paul II's pontificate, Zenit News Service Yet when post modernism fades into the shadowlands where other spent intellectual forces now lie buried a deep cultural residue will remain. 33 - Nov 2001 - A young Catholic's views on the state of the Church in Australia, James Connolly Post-modernism has left society in a lukewarm state; people cannot accept absolutes but like to treat all views as essentially equal no matter how logically inconsistent this inevitably proves to be. 34 - Sep 2001 - Why today's secular culture is anti-Catholic, James Hitchcock Meanwhile over the past 30 years the expression post-modernism has emerged indicating a recognition that the modern era itself has come to an end. 35 - Sep 2001 - Feminism's broad agenda within the Catholic Church, Donna Steichen The revolution is named neo-modernism for its 19th century antecedent. 36 - Sep 2001 - Successful Thomas More Centre Winter School in Brisbane, Sidney Rofe Dr James Hitchcock tackled the concept of Modernism in his talk on Being Catholic in a Hostile Culture (see pp 10-11). 37 - Jul 2001 - AD2000 makes impact on the Internet, Francis Young Happily orthodoxy among Catholic sites seems now to far outweigh modernism. 38 - Dec 2000 - The 'new breed' of orthodox seminarians, Carter H. Griffin Such a decomposition of culture is perhaps the final consequence of an aggressive modernism that Fr George Rutler observes is now a defunct artifact without quite yet seeming so like an elephant that has died standing up. 39 - Dec 1999 - Church art and architecture: 'sacramental role' is central, Msgr M. Francis Mannion The postmodern alternative to modernism recognises that symbols including art and architecture communicate impressionistically as a whole to a considerable degree subconsciously and in a manner that is not always rationally accessible. 40 - Sep 1999 - Editorial: 1999 Fighting Fund launched, Peter Westmore Every issue of AD2000 bears testament to the fact that the struggle between orthodoxy and modernism continues unabated and that the battle for the future of Christianity in Australia is still unresolved. 41 - Dec 1998 - Cardinal Ratzinger presents John Paul II's latest encyclical, Michael Gilchrist the Pope assails post-modernism. 42 - Jul 1996 - Books: 'Critics on Trial - An Introduction to the Catholic Modernist Crisis', O'Connell, Fr John Parsons No wonder that in his encyclical Pascendi of 1907 St Pius X called Modernism not so much a heresy as the synthesis of all heresies. 43 - Apr 1996 - Vatican II, 1962-1965 - The next 30 years: to bring about a Catholic revival, Fr John Parsons This is in fact the scepticism and radical historical relativism condemned by Pope St Pius X in 1907 under the name of Modernism; and it is into the arms of this heretical Modernism that the attempted shift from a traditional to a liberal Catholicism has delivered much if not most of what nominally constitutes the Catholic Church today thirty years after the Councils close. 44 - Feb 1992 - The Pope's agenda - overcoming the obstacles, Michael Gilchrist The still influential neo-modernism will eventually die a natural death. 45 - Oct 1991 - France and the revival of traditional Catholicism, Dr Geoffrey Hull The second was Modernism the liberalism in religion condemned by St Pius X as the synthesis of all heresies but tolerated and allowed to poison the work of the Second Vatican Council half a century later. 46 - Oct 1991 - The priesthood: one layman's view, B.A. Santamaria For sound statistical as well as other reasons most of us are animated by a sense that something has gone wrong with the direction of the Church since the end of the Second Vatican Council; and that its present depressing condition is due in part to theological modernism a false ecumenical ecclesiology liturgical scandals and what Cardinal Ratzinger not so long ago called the catechetical disaster of the past twenty years. 47 - Feb 1991 - Robert Hugh Benson - Christianity and Modernism, Sr Mary St. Rita RSM Modernism (Newman called it Liberalism) which affected both Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism at the time appeals to the purely natural as opposed to the supernatural. 48 - Feb 1989 - The condition of Catholic teacher training in Australia, Michael Gilchrist Unfortunately the ever-present danger of secularisation of our colleges is aggravated by the pervasive influences of neo-modernism among lecturers in such departments as Scripture theology and religious education with key props of Catholicism such as Divine Revelation hierarchical authority and immutable truths tending to be de-emphasised or diluted. 49 - May 1988 - Cardinal Ratzinger: defender of the Faith, Andrew Greenwich But what is closest to his heart is that the authority of the Church contrary to what happened in the days of modernism should no longer be perceived as an external limitation on the freedom of theology but rather as that interior foundation which makes it possible. 50 - Apr 1988 - Editorial: The Establishment of AD2000, B.A. Santamaria Whether in its news reports or in its larger articles dealing with particular issues AD2000 will describe what is orthodox as orthodoxy what is modernist as modernism.
