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1 - Feb 2016 - Books: ARTIST AND MONK, by Aidan Nichols OP, Paul Simmons
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These include an elaborately illuminated traditional version of the text of the Ave Maria reproduced in colour in this book and a delicate drawing of the Madonna attended by angels.
2 - Feb 2016 - Anglican Communion: Anglican Primates suspend US Episcopal Church over same-sex marriage, AD2000 Report
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The traditional doctrine of the church in view of the teaching of Scripture upholds marriage as between a man and a woman in faithful lifelong union.
3 - Dec 2015 - China: New clampdown on believers in China, Bernardo Cervellera
He proposed a curriculum in seminaries that integrated theology with traditional culture.
4 - Dec 2015 - Apostolic voyage: Pope Francis supports Catholic church during Africa visit, AD2000 Report
Christians Muslims and members of the traditional religions have lived together in peace for many years he said calling to mind the many acts of solidarity which Christians and Muslims have shown with regard to their fellow citizens of other religious confessions.
5 - Nov 2015 - Books: BEYOND LITERAL BELIEF, by David Tacey, Brian Coman
In this way Tacey hopes to forge a sort of third way between traditional religious belief and atheism.
6 - Nov 2015 - Marriage: SSM will threaten religious liberty in Australia: Archbishop Fisher, AD2000 Report
Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP has warned that the adoption of same-sex marriage in Australia will radically undermine religious liberty by restricting the freedom of belief and practice by Christians who uphold traditional marriage.
7 - Nov 2015 - Anglican Ordinariate: Radical ecumenism – the Ordinariate’s new Catholic Missal, Fr Ramsay Williams
All these draw on traditional Anglican sources and are in classical English.
8 - Oct 2015 - Reflection: Fruit of the Garden, Anne Lastman
Traditional thinking has the fruit of the tree in the midst of the garden to be an apple.
9 - Oct 2015 - Pastoral statement: Marriage Reinvented?, Bishop Michael Kennedy
This is not a reason to change marriage but the time for all of society to co-operate in affirming and building up marriage to what it should be since a healthy society depends on healthy households of which strong and stable marriage is the traditional foundation.
10 - Sep 2015 - Letters: Media bias on “same-sex marriage”, Robert Bom
The debate about same-sex marriage is one-sided when essential information supporting traditional marriage is blocked and the message cannot get to the public.
11 - Sep 2015 - Preview: Mercy and compassion: focus of Synod of Bishops, Peter Westmore
While the issue of reception of Holy Communion for those in second marriages was the hot button issue at the first session of the Synod which reaffirmed the churchs traditional teaching on marriage the Draft Document prepared for the Synod Fathers shows that it will cover the whole range of issues affecting families as well as controversial issues such as the increasing number of young people who do not marry cohabitation the pastoral care of homosexuals and lesbians.
12 - Aug 2015 - Obituary: Fr Greg Jordan: an exemplary Jesuit, AD2000 Report
He said When the Traditional Latin Mass began to reappear Fr Ross was quick to assist even when I was appointed Chaplain to our Latin Mass Community and we owe him a huge debt of gratitude for that.
13 - Jul 2015 - Books: Contemplative Prayer: a New Framework, by Dom David Foster, Patrick Nolan
He discusses how modern philosophical thinking from the time of Descartes has challenged traditional thinking about contemplative prayer particularly in the area of human subjectivity.
14 - Jun 2015 - Letters: Sexual abuse of children, Arnold Jago
To reduce child abuse drastically would require drastic changes -- not just in institutions but inside our homes and inside our heads including embracing loyalty exclusively to traditional man-woman marriage and elimination of all forms of pornography.
15 - May 2015 - Television: "Jesus: Rise to Power" - flawed account of early Christianity, AD2000 Report
According to Dr Scott the Church eventually defeated and replaced the traditional Roman society which was tolerant and diverse with Christianity which was narrow and intolerant.
16 - Apr 2015 - Tu es Petrus: From John XXIII to Pope Francis: Four recent stages of Catholicism, Patrick Morgan
Traditional Catholicism itself emphasised the idea of stability and taking the long view: it was a religion founded by Peter a rock which would never founder even in the wildest of disturbances.
17 - Apr 2015 - Designer babies: Dolce&Gabbana versus Elton John, Fr Dwight Longenecker
The only family is the traditional one.
18 - Apr 2015 - Vocations: Australia's seminaries flourishing in 2015, Br Barry Coldrey
The seminarian is consumed by the rich sacramental and liturgical life of the Church; formed in regular habits of personal prayer and comfortable with time-honoured and traditional devotions such as Adoration of Christ in the Eucharist and to Mary the Mother of God born into the world.
19 - Mar 2015 - Challenging radical Islam, John A. Azumah
A leading British Evangelical activist Patrick Sookhdeo expresses a similar view: The violence perpetrated by jihadi groups is rooted both in the ideology of large contemporary Islamist movements and in the traditional orthodox and classical version of Islam especially its doctrines of jihad dafwa and dhimmitude and also the law of apostasy presented in the authoritative Islamic scriptures and commentaries.
20 - Mar 2015 - Synod: AFA calls for Synod to strengthen support for families, AD2000 Report
There are studies showing that married people lead longer healthier and more productive lives are less likely to live in poverty and have fewer mental problems The AFA also suggested that the final Synod document should be strengthened to refer specifically to the benefits for children of a stable marriage between their biological parents and the disadvantages of parenting outside of traditional marriage.
21 - Feb 2015 - Books: AUSTRALIANS AND THE CHRISTIAN GOD: An historical study, by Hugh Jackson, Michael E. Daniel
The following decades witnessed the rise of rationalism accelerated in part by scientific discoveries and theories particularly Darwins theory of evolution which challenged traditional interpretations of the Bible and this was accompanied by a decline in religious practice by Protestants.
22 - Feb 2015 - What Pope Francis really said to the Roman Curia, AD2000 Report
At the end of Advent we meet for our traditional greetings.
23 - Feb 2015 - Consistory: Pope Francis names twenty new Cardinals, AD2000 Report
Of the five Europeans under the age of 80 three lead dioceses in Italy and Spain that have not traditionally had cardinals as bishops - another sign of Franciss willingness to break with precedent.
24 - Dec 2014 - Separation of church and state: the position outside Australia, Frank Mobbs
However all the 26 cantons (States) financially support at least one of the three traditional denominations Catholic Old Catholic Evangelical (Reformed) with funds collected through taxation.
25 - Dec 2014 - News: The Church Around the World
Some prelates have voiced their exasperation at Western attempts to change traditional African moral standards.
26 - Oct 2014 - The implications of Anglican women bishops, Fr Dwight Longenecker
However their objections are along the traditional Protestant-Catholic divide.
27 - Oct 2014 - Do we construct the Church in our own image?, Fr Ken Clark
Not for them the Magisterium or what has been traditionally acknowledged as the teaching of the Church; rather it is what is considered acceptable to themselves and/or by society.
28 - Sep 2014 - Students: ACSA Conference: 'an inspiring experience', Br Barry Coldrey
In contrast the Albury ACSA 2014 Conference was a celebration of Catholic faith with aspects of a traditional retreat.
29 - Sep 2014 - Is the US vocations crisis finally over?, Fr Dwight Longenecker
The old folks would like to brand the young Catholics as conservatives or traditionalists or even arch-conservatives.
30 - Sep 2014 - News: The Church Around the World
At his traditional Angelus blessing the Pope offered prayers for Iraqi Christians who are persecuted chased away forced to leave their houses without the possibility of taking anything with them and called for dialogue to resolve armed conflicts.
31 - Aug 2014 - War of words: changing society through language, Audrey English
The manipulation of terms succeeds in altering our minds so that traditional Judeo-Christian values are replaced by a no-value system.
32 - Aug 2014 - News: The Church Around the World
Its good to be here said Tom Pell a senior at Providence College in Rhode Island who came with the Love and Fidelity Network a group of college students who promote the traditional understanding of love and sexuality.
33 - Jul 2014 - Letters: Divine Office on PC, John Rayner
I have both a PC and an Android and on both I have access to the traditional Roman Breviary and neither cost me anything.
34 - Jul 2014 - Apps: Smartphone Catholic apps for all purposes, Peter Westmore
It contains prayers bibles biblical commentaries calendars (Traditional and Novus Ordo) and catechisms.
35 - Jul 2014 - Summorum Pontificum: Growth of Latin Mass parishes and chaplaincies in Australia, Michael E. Daniel
Some of these are for communities that celebrate the traditional liturgy exclusively.
36 - Jul 2014 - Nigeria: Oka Obulu Uzo: leading by example, Madonna Brosnan
The girls organisation requested permission to learn traditional dance so that they could perform at parish functions and on feast day celebrations.
37 - Jun 2014 - Books: HANDING ON THE FAITH IN AN AGE OF DISBELIEF, by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, Br Barry Coldrey
The new evangelisation is directed not first and foremost at the traditional unbelievers but at men and women living in nations evangelised long ago.
38 - Jun 2014 - Why England's churches are empty, Nick Hallett
Meanwhile many older Catholics have been surprised at the number of young people devoted to the traditional Latin Mass.
39 - Jun 2014 - Fr Des Byrne: priest and catechist extraordinary, Bishop Peter J. Elliott
Someone recently described Father Des as a traditionalist.
40 - May 2014 - Priestly Fraternity of St Peter: progress report, Fr Damonn Sypher, FSSP
The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter (FSSP) is one of a growing number of traditional communities which have flourished in recent years.
41 - May 2014 - Apps: Check out religion apps for smartphones!, Peter Westmore
iBreviary brings the traditional Catholic prayer of the Breviary the Catholic liturgical book and all the texts of the Liturgy on your iPhone or smartphone.
42 - Apr 2014 - Vocations: Australia's flourishing seminaries 2014, Br Barry Coldrey
The seminarian should be consumed by the rich sacramental and liturgical life of the Church formed in regular habits of personal prayer and comfortable with time-honoured and traditional devotions.
43 - Apr 2014 - Marriage: Don't trust media reporting of Synod on marriage, Philip F. Lawler
From the perspective of the secular media the key question pending at the bishops meeting - really the only question that the media consider worthy of coverage - is whether the Catholic Church will back away from her traditional teachings on contraception homosexuality and divorce.
44 - Mar 2014 - Books: TEN AFRICAN CARDINALS, by Sally Ninham, Michael Gilchrist
Africa is complicated and difficult: a vibrant continent; a vastly diverse array of tribal territories and resource potentials; an endless reserve of material wealth and human trafficking that was pounced upon and exploited from the early 16th century with the arrival of the Portuguese; a continent then divided across traditional boundaries into nation-states by European conquest in the 1800s and returned to its original owners by the 1960s - in pieces.
45 - Mar 2014 - Catholic Schools Youth Ministry Association: a new force for good, Br Barry Coldrey
Its focus is not on traditional missionary activity among peoples who have never heard the Word of God but on nations and cultures which have drifted from or rejected their Christian heritage and Catholic practice.
46 - Feb 2014 - Books: THE IMITATION OF CHRIST by Thomas a Kempis, Br Barry Coldrey
However prior to his demise he advised his followers to develop as two religious associations: one a traditional religious order using the Augustinian Rule and the other the Brethren of the Common Life groups of pious laymen living in community supporting themselves by quiet work.
47 - Feb 2014 - Art: Interview with Tommy Canning: art in the service of truth
I have tried to wed the contemporary with the traditional.
48 - Dec 2013 - Schools: Catholic school education: returning to our roots, Paul McCormack
In addition to the interesting observation that the same people who scorn traditional rote prayers of the Church are willing to endlessly repeat modern mantras such as Maranatha the irony of the fashionable practice of vocalising Maranatha is that its translated meaning is The Lord is coming and if the Lord is coming to modern Catholic schools then He will have a difficult time recognising them given the absence of things that acknowledge his place as Lord in their lives.
49 - Nov 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
95 ISBN 978-1-78182-993-6 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Sch nborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
50 - Nov 2013 - Marriage: English bishop warns on same-sex marriage law, Bishop Philip Egan
Until then the traditional (that is the natural and Christian) understanding of marriage sexual intercourse and family life prevailed.
51 - Oct 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
95 ISBN 978-1-78182-993-6 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Sch nborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
52 - Sep 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
95 ISBN 978-1-78182-993-6 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Schnborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
53 - Sep 2013 - Letters: Natural law, Fr Bernard McGrath
Today some of the dominant forces in society in the media and in social legal and political areas want to enforce a new order of atheistic and reductionist reliefs and morality on people in the name of freedom from traditional impositions.
54 - Sep 2013 - World Youth Day 2013: Pope Francis inspires Rio, Peter Westmore
And literally from the moment Francis was named as pope hes generated a series of unscripted examples of living out particular traditional Catholic values.
55 - Sep 2013 - Cardinal Burke: What is good liturgy?
What Pope Benedict XVI saw and experienced also through those who came to him who were very attached what we now call the Extraordinary Form - the Traditional Mass - was that in the reforms as they were introduced after the Council a fundamental misunderstanding took place.
56 - Aug 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
90 ISBN 978-1-58617-107-0 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Sch nborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
57 - Aug 2013 - Books: CATHOLIC APOLOGETICS: a course in religion for Catholic high schools, Michael E. Daniel
the Traditional Latin Mass).
58 - Aug 2013 - Sacra Liturgia 2013: Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith: interview on liturgy, Zenit News Service
the Traditional Latin Mass was controversial in some quarters.
59 - Aug 2013 - Common good: St Basil the Great: outstanding doctor of the Church for our time, Jordan Grantham
Consequently St Basil believed that the Scriptures revealed the traditional teachings of the Catholic faith including the Real Presence the efficacy of confession and service to the poor.
60 - Aug 2013 - Editorial: Church's clear opposition to all same-sex unions
It is also something close to the Holy Fathers heart as demonstrated by his strong opposition to the Argentine push for same-sex marriage and by his eloquent support of traditional marriage in the new encyclical Lumen Fidei.
61 - Jul 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
90 ISBN 978-1-58617-704-1 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Schnborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
62 - Jul 2013 - Letters: Marriage simply is ..., Brian A. Coman
One of the more profoundly disturbing features of the same-sex marriage debate is that we are having it at all and that ordinary standards seem to have degenerated to such an extent that a significant number of people have bought the lie that a homosexual union can somehow be equated with traditional marriage.
63 - Jul 2013 - Letters: Healthy families vital, Brendan Keogh
The disintegration of traditional family life and the rise in fatherless homes is having serious social implications in Western societies.
64 - Jul 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
The parish in the Hartford Archdiocese now has a rejuvenation committee one of the tasks of which was finding a traditional confessional for the church.
65 - Jun 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
90 ISBN 978-1-58617-704-1 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Schnborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
66 - Jun 2013 - Letters: Liturgical heritage, 'Temple Policeman'
It may have been the abandonment of the vestments and liturgical instruments traditional in the East replaced as they were with Latin equivalents.
67 - Jun 2013 - Letters: Rights of children, Arnold Jago
Traditional societies always considered the marriage contract to also involve God making it something notto discard lightly.
68 - Jun 2013 - Pope begins reform of the Vatican Curia, Peter Westmore
Some commentators were quick to claim that the advisory group was the sign of a new collegial Church as though previous popes had not established groups and commissions on every topic from the future of the Catholic Social Studies Movement (1957) to the legal status of the Traditional Latin Mass (1986).
69 - May 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
90 ISBN 978-1-58617-704-1 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Schnborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
70 - May 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
Archbishop Nichols commented on the difficulty faced by British proponents of traditional marriage.
71 - May 2013 - Francis: pope of paradox, Damian Wyld
In his eight-year reign Benedict XVI achieved an incredible amount: the establishment of the Anglican Ordinariate the opening of dialogue with the various Orthodox churches removal of restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass and sacraments doctrinal talks with the Society of St Pius X and countless new appointments of bishops and cardinals to name but a few.
72 - Apr 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
50 ISBN 978-0-64638-156-3 YOUCAT - Youth Prayer Book Cardinal Christoph Schnborn This is a follow-up to the Youth Catechism with modern and traditional prayers and the prayers of Scripture.
73 - Apr 2013 - Books: FESTA PASCHALIA: A History of Holy Week Liturgy in the Roman Rite, Goddard, Michael Daniel
Philip Goddard a regular contributor to the magazine Mass of Ages and author of The Plain Mans Guide to the Traditional Roman Rite of Holy Mass examines the historical development of the Holy Week liturgies.
74 - Apr 2013 - Returning beauty and sacredness to churches, Art Lohsen
has become the statement We are going to build a new traditional church.
75 - Apr 2013 - 'Jesus Abandoned' in Nigeria: Chiemera's new freedom, Madonna Brosnan
It was a momentous day for Chiemera his first ride in a car promise of help from doctors a wheelie walker of his own and a youth dance group performing traditional dance and music in Fr Anthonys front garden!
76 - Apr 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
He praised the Popes staunch opposition to the dictatorship of relativism and said that his traditionalism and conservatism were a boon to millions of Christians both Catholic and non-Catholic who seek to preserve traditional Christian spiritual and moral values.
77 - Apr 2013 - POPE FRANCIS: 'REBUILD MY CHURCH', Michael Gilchrist
And by choosing the name of the founder of his Jesuit communitys traditional rivals Pope Francis has indicated three things: his desire to be a force of unity within the Church his concern for the worlds poor and his determination to repair Gods house which has fallen into ruin that is to rebuild the Church.
78 - Mar 2013 - Women priests and bishops: Anglicanism's crisis of identity, David Wetherell
But for traditional theatre actors portraying men and actresses portraying women is still the general norm.
79 - Mar 2013 - 1000 UK priests sign joint letter against same-sex 'marriage', AD2000 Report
And Christians who believe in the traditional meaning of marriage could effectively be excluded from some jobs - just as Catholics were barred from many professions from the Reformation until the 19th century.
80 - Feb 2013 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
95 ISBN 978-0-64644-007-1 A Yearbook of Seasons and Celebrations Joanna Bogle Joanna Bogles charming guidebook to the traditional Christian year is also a cookery book a mine of interesting information and a source of amusement inspiration and faith.
81 - Feb 2013 - Pilgrimage: Christus Rex Pilgrimage 2012: from Ballarat to Bendigo, Patrick Doyle
You may consider walking from Ballarat to Bendigo in late October to be neither religiously inspiring nor particularly traditional.
82 - Dec 2012 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
95 ISBN 978-0-64644-007-1 A Yearbook of Seasons and Celebrations Joanna Bogle Joanna Bogles charming guidebook to the traditional Christian year is also a cookery book a mine of interesting information and a source of amusement inspiration and faith.
83 - Dec 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Given the position and outlook of Cardinal Canizares one could argue that symbolically speaking the decision to allow this Mass in the Vatican basilica at this time at the outset of the Year of Faith and to have the celebrant be the man in charge of the Vaticans liturgical office is as close as Rome could come to having the traditional Mass celebrated by the Pope himself without having it celebrated by the Pope.
84 - Dec 2012 - Culture: Western crisis is spiritual: Russian Orthodox leader, Metropolitan Hilarion
In Europe and America we witness growing pressure from those representatives of militant secularism and atheism who attempt to expel Christianity from the public square to ban Christian symbols to destroy traditional Christian understanding of the family of marriage as a union between a man and a woman of the value of human life from inception till natural death.
85 - Nov 2012 - Books: THE GIFT OF THE ROSARY: How to Make and How and Why to Pray, by Brian Peachey, Barry Morgan
Making a rosary This second edition of Brian Peacheys The Gift of the Rosary contains excellent guides to help us pray the traditional mysteries as well as appealing additional features to encourage our devotion.
86 - Oct 2012 - Anglican Ordinariate: Melbourne ordinations: historic day for Church in Australia, Peter Westmore
Among those who had petitioned Rome to join the Catholic Church were member churches of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) formed in 1991 when the Anglican Church approved the ordination of women and some members of Forward in Faith an international organisation of traditional Anglicans who were in communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury.
87 - Sep 2012 - Reflection: Fatima: Mary's appeal for penance and conversion, Bishop Arthur Serratelli
This was no different on 13 May 2011 when thousands crowded the sanctuary at Fatima for Mass to be followed by the traditional procession.
88 - Sep 2012 - Letters: Archbishop Chaput: how to meet the challenges to religious freedom, Archbishop Charles Chaput OFM
Were becoming a nation where as Ross Douthat describes it a growing number of us are inventing our own versions of what Christianity means abandoning the nuances of traditional theology in favour of religions that stroke our egos and indulge or even celebrate our own worst impulses.
89 - Sep 2012 - Film: 'For Greater Glory': an inspiring message for today's Christians, Babette Francis
Since then the attacks on the consciences of lay Christians have escalated - a baker in the US has been subjected to legal action because she politely declined to provide a cake for a lesbian wedding the Boy Scouts organisation in the US endures constant harassment because it will not employ homosexual troop leaders a schoolboy was threatened with expulsion for writing an essay opposing homosexual adoption a beauty contestant was vilified because she said she supported traditional marriage - the list of small persecutions goes on.
90 - Sep 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Scotland: jail over gay marriage a possibility Archbishop-designate Philip Tartaglia of Glasgow could see himself being imprisoned for speaking out in support of the traditional married family.
91 - Aug 2012 - Books: LESSONS IN A ROSE-GARDEN: Reviving the Doctrinal Rosary, by Aidan Nichols O.P., Peter Westmore
Within this book each mystery of the Rosary is given a chapter preceded by a beautiful traditional work of art to illustrate the theme.
92 - Aug 2012 - The Virgin Mary's key role in our salvation history, Cedric Wright
Traditional accounts suggest that she spent the final years of her life on earth as the foster-mother of John living in his home and journeying with him in his travels.
93 - Aug 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
It also contains the traditional litany of intercession along with the minor hours of the daily prayer cycle and the traditional night service of Compline.
94 - Jul 2012 - Letters: Communion reception, Ken Bayliss
The average reader remained unaware of the fact that the Pope had made it clear he wished the faithful to continue with the traditional manner of receiving Holy Communion (see Communion in the Hand by Michael Davies page 3) and that receiving on the hand was to be the exception.
95 - Jul 2012 - Obama and same-sex 'marriage': Shaking his fist at God, Babette Francis
October 2010: I have been to this point unwilling to sign on to same-sex marriage primarily because of my understandings of the traditional definitions of marriage Obama said during an interview with liberal bloggers.
96 - Jul 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
An estimated 600000 people so far have signed the Coalition For Marriages campaign petition backing traditional marriage a document supported by major United Kingdom religious figures like Lord Carey the former Archbishop of Canterbury.
97 - Jun 2012 - Christendom: Hungary's new constitution a rebuke to secular Europe, Edward Pentin
The preamble of the new Constitution or Fundamental Law which came into force on 1 January 2012 contains references to God Christianity and traditional family values.
98 - Jun 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic Weekly (Sydney) Vatican dialogue with Society of St Pius X Hopes are now being held that the traditionalist Society of St Pius X (SSPX) might be on the way to communion with Rome.
99 - May 2012 - Letters: Protecting marriage, Brian A. Coman
The impact upon traditional marriage would be disastrous.
100 - May 2012 - The culture wars: Archbishop Chaput's call to Christians, Ben Johnson
When sexual minorities routinely use the states power and friendly mass media to break down traditional definitions of marriage and the family they are met with a confused and disengaged response.
101 - Apr 2012 - Art: Icons: linking the spiritual and material, Aidan Hart
What does the way traditional icons are painted have to tell us about the material world as God intended it to be?
102 - Apr 2012 - Missions: Where the Church's growth is fastest, Bishop John Thomas Kattrukudiyil
Another factor is that the young were not at all happy with their traditional religious practices.
103 - Mar 2012 - Letters: Atheism, John Gallagher
Mr Fitzgerald is here referring to the traditional argument of order in the world from which order we can conclude to an orderer who is Himself unordered.
104 - Mar 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
The push to alter the definition of marriage warrants special attention within our faith communities and throughout society as a whole the letter said because such an action would have grave consequences including interfering with the religious freedom of those who continue to affirm traditional marriage.
105 - Feb 2012 - Books: THE RETURN OF MODERNISM:The Second Wave Revisited, by Dr J.N. Santamaria, David Perrin
In addition the Catholic Church throughout the world is presently being attacked on its support for marriage human life sexual ethics and traditional family structure.
106 - Feb 2012 - Letters: Catholic reading, Gerard Wilson
Amazon has recently announced that they now sell slightly more Kindle ebook editions than traditional hard copies.
107 - Feb 2012 - Letters: SSPX schools, Ken Bayliss
The Te Deum is the traditional hymn of thanksgiving to God for His blessing us with three teaching nuns at Tynong and for the beginning of a high school in Brisbane.
108 - Feb 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that the traditional teaching of the Church does not exclude recourse to the death penalty when it is the only practicable way to defend the lives of human beings effectively against the aggressor.
109 - Feb 2012 - Curia: Benedict XVI names 22 new cardinals for his fourth consistory, Peter Westmore
Age and deaths had reduced the number of eligible electors to well below the traditional level of 120 but following the formal elevation ceremony on 18 February the number will increase to 125.
110 - Dec 2011 - Summorum Pontificum: Latin Mass in Melbourne's St Patrick's Cathedral, Michael Daniel
In the wake of Summorum Pontificum (2007) Pope Benedict XVIs motu proprio freeing up restrictions on the celebration of the Extraordinary Form of the Mass - known to some readers as the Traditional Latin Mass - a group of lay faithful sought to have a weekday celebration of the Extraordinary Form in St Patricks Cathedral Melbourne.
111 - Dec 2011 - Schools: St Philomena's school: a beacon of excellence, Alistair Barros
It also provides an unapologetic unvarnished teaching of Catholicism including studies of the traditional catechism Sacred Scriptures and Church history the lives of the saints prayer and the traditional Latin liturgy.
112 - Nov 2011 - Books: STRAINED RELATIONS: The Challenge of Homosexuality, by Bill Muehlenberg, Dr Joe Santamaria
The social and medical outcomes are diverse and often confronting to those who hold so-called traditional values towards family structures that have been acculturated into most societies over many centuries.
113 - Nov 2011 - WYD Madrid: World Youth Day: Becoming sons and daughters of Christ, Sam Rebbechi
The event was made all the more special for the great privilege I was given along with another Australian Ben Winkels (see page 8) to personally welcome Pope Benedict XVI on behalf of Australia and walk with the Holy Father through the Puerta De Alcala the traditional gateway to the city of Madrid.
114 - Nov 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
Yet practice shows that the position of the majority which is comprised of traditional Christians in almost all the OSCE participating states is far from being the best guarantee of their rights.
115 - Oct 2011 - Planetary spirituality: what next!, Frank Mobbs
Referring only to living things Edwards suddenly becomes traditional: Life .
116 - Oct 2011 - Episcopacy: Cardinal Pell: the responsibilities of Church leadership, Cardinal George Pell
The secularists are steadily pushing a political agenda trying to undermine the traditional Christian foundations and they are also trying to drive Christian spokesmen out of public life.
117 - Oct 2011 - Angelus Message: Our Lady of the Rosary (October 7), Pope Benedict XVI
The traditional image of Our Lady of the Rosary portrays Mary who with one arm supports the Child Jesus and with the other is offering the rosary beads to St Dominic.
118 - Sep 2011 - Books: THE COUNCIL IN QUESTION: a Dialogue with Catholic Traditionalism, Fr Glen Tattersall
Vatican IIs theological status debated in a new book THE COUNCIL IN QUESTION: a Dialogue with Catholic Traditionalism Moyra Doorly amp; Aidan Nichols OP Foreword by Cardinal George Pell (Freedom Publishing and Gracewing 2011 97pp $19.
119 - Sep 2011 - Letters: Book of Genesis, Frank Mobbs
Referring to a traditional interpretation he writes: Today Scripture scholars in general dismiss that interpretation for there is now a better understanding of the genres used in ancient writings.
120 - Aug 2011 - Letters: ,, Arnold Jago
Almost as though having successfully domesticated this Saint as being a dinkum Aussie a rebel - even a feminist - they dont want people reading what the real Mary MacKillop the ardent traditional Catholic Mary MacKillop was actually all about and what she said in her own words.
121 - Aug 2011 - Exegesis: Genesis account of creation and fall: what does the Church teach?, John Young
The Pontifical Biblical Commission in 1909 declared that the first three chapters of Genesis contain true history basing this answer on the testimony of both the Old and New Testaments the almost unanimous opinion of the Fathers of the Church and the traditional view which - transmitted also by the Jewish people - has always been held by the Church that these chapters contain the narrative of things that actually happened (see AAS 1909 567-569).
122 - Aug 2011 - Britain's anti-Christian brave new world, AD2000 REPORT
Phillips most blatant criticism of traditional Christianity in the Telegraph interview came during a discussion of immigrant populations from Africa and the Carribean.
123 - Aug 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
The caricature of course is that those defending traditional marriage were the right-wing bigots and bullies .
124 - Aug 2011 - The Carbon (dioxide) Tax: a religious perspective, Peter Finlayson
Moreover the UNs Green-motivated international agencies such as the UN Womens and radical feminist groups with their anti-life (abortion euthanasia same-sex marriage and the like) policies are already disrupting traditional family life.
125 - Jul 2011 - Letters: St Peter's wife, Francis Vrijmoed
But it seems that judging from the above-mentioned examples and contrary to Mr Youngs suggestion that the traditional understanding among Catholic commentators has been that woman is the correct translation the translation of wife is preferred in most of the cases I looked at.
126 - Jul 2011 - Universae Ecclesiae: Vatican document strengthens use of the traditional Latin liturgy, Fr Glen Tattersall
Consistent with this the new instruction states that Summorum Pontificum had as its aims not only the provision of the traditional liturgy for those who ask for it but to offer to all the faithful the ancient use of the Roman Rite as a precious treasure to be preserved and to promote reconciliation at the heart of the Church.
127 - Jun 2011 - Books: MARRIAGE: The Rock on Which the Family is Built, by William E. May, Br Barry Coldrey
In keeping with the traditional papal teachings on marriage and the family since Pope Pius XII the author explains persuasively how Christian marriage creates not only a stable institution from which to raise children but also the embodiment of the call to sanctification and holiness which all faithful Catholics have as their primary vocation.
128 - Jun 2011 - Letters: Catholic religious education: some grassroots views, John Morissey
New age mysticism and a pantheistic approach to Divine Revelation have also been evident while traditional Catholic images have been banished from classrooms.
129 - Jun 2011 - Cardinal Pell: 'liberalism has no young Catholic progeny', Cardinal George Pell
So too with priesthood and traditional Christian teaching on marriage divorce and sexuality.
130 - Jun 2011 - Australia's seminary numbers continue to increase, Br Barry Coldrey
Many traditional Australians whose family backgrounds are in Ireland Britain or in Western Europe forget sometimes that immigration over the last 20 years has brought increasing numbers of Vietnamese Filipinos south Asians and Africans to Australia.
131 - Jun 2011 - Redefining gender: an assault on human dignity, Babette Francis
Although the General Assembly of the UN has repeatedly defined gender in a traditional way the Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women defines gender similar to Scheinens report as a social construct.
132 - Jun 2011 - Australia's Anglican Ordinariate on track, Bishop Peter Elliott
The Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum Coetibus of 4 November 2009 was Pope Benedict XVI responding pastorally to requests for help from traditional Anglicans requests to Rome that began over twenty years ago.
133 - May 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
Orthodox and Catholics face the same challenges cast by the modern epoch to the traditional life-style he added referring to the threats to human life marriage and the family.
134 - Apr 2011 - Books: TOWARDS A THEOLOGY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, by Paul Haffner, Barry Coldrey
Available from Freedom Publishing) While each dedicated practising Catholic would have to answer for him/herself this reviewer has the impression that traditional practising Catholics view the environmental movement and so-called creation theology as of questionable orthodoxy at best a distraction from the more important moral issues arising from the secular agenda like abortion euthanasia and gay marriage.
135 - Apr 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
He has turned both to the healthy strengths of traditional communities and the new spiritual currents of the more recently founded communities which are surging against the spirit of secularism giving great importance to prayer and to the fraternal life lived in community while insisting on poverty and obedience and the religious habit a visible sign of their consecration.
136 - Mar 2011 - Letters: St Peter's wife, John Young
The traditional understanding among Catholic commentators has been that woman is the correct translation and that the reference (indicated by the word sister) is to Christian women accompanying the apostles.
137 - Mar 2011 - Netherlands: Migrants keep Church alive in Holland, Fr Cornelius van der Geest
Within the secularised Dutch society with Dutch churches empty of people closing down rapidly our Catholic people from overseas are trying to live their faith in enthusiastic traditional ways.
138 - Mar 2011 - New Divine Mercy parish and school for Perth, Fr Paul Fox
Traditional architecture The new church will be built in a traditional style of architecture and be surmounted by a beautiful octagonal copper dome over the transept.
139 - Mar 2011 - Personal Ordinariates for former Anglicans: worldwide progress, Michael Gilchrist
A second Ordinariate Festival was due in Perth on 26 February at Holy Family Church Como hosted by Bishop Harry Entwhistle (Traditional Anglican Communion) while other festivals are envisaged for Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide to inform people as plans for an Australian Ordinariate take shape.
140 - Feb 2011 - Vocations: Following in the footsteps of St Francis of Assisi, Kay Cozad
Because the brothers dont hold traditional jobs or raise funds they earn no money as they serve the community in accordance with their vow of poverty.
141 - Feb 2011 - Marriage: US bishops signal a tougher stance in the culture wars, Michael Gilchrist
Kurtz of Louisville who heads the bishops subcommittee set up to strengthen traditional marriage and oppose gay marriage.
142 - Feb 2011 - Book Review: Cardinal Pell and Pope Benedict XVI's interview, Cardinal George Pell
This too was an innovation because the traditional practice of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith was to define a theological error precisely and condemn it with an anathema.
143 - Dec 2010 - Letters: Family breakdown, Peter Gilet
The only way out would be more monetary incentives for private schools for family businesses and farms and creating more jobs for the men at the lower end of the economy who are the natural heads of the traditional family and who have been neutered by their poverty.
144 - Dec 2010 - Letters: Marriage, Arnold Jago
The traditional definition has always been that marriage is a covenant by which a man and a woman establish between themselves a partnership of the whole of life.
145 - Dec 2010 - Homily: Christus Rex Pilgrimage: Building God's Kingdom on earth, Bishop Peter J. Elliott
Mass in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite (the traditional Latin Mass) is celebrated solemnly each day on route.
146 - Dec 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
The important thing is that they believe that the intellectual case for traditional Anglo-Catholicism is no longer tenable.
147 - Nov 2010 - Letters: Infallibility criteria, James Bogle
Dignitatis replaces the traditional limit to religious freedom namely the common good with that of public order.
148 - Nov 2010 - Letters: Future Church, Tom King
This church has not been vandalised by the trendy reformers and while Christ permits our present Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI to serve in this life others who are presiding over diminishing congregations and departures from traditional practice would be well advised to follow the example of this Good Shepherd and his core co-celebrants like Fr Jordan.
149 - Oct 2010 - Books: THE PATH TO ROME: Modern Journeys to the Catholic Church, Bishop David Robarts
Bishop David Robarts is the National Chairman of Forward in Faith Australia and Bishop of the Southern Apostolic District in the Anglican Catholic Church of Australia - the Australian manifestation of the Traditional Anglican Communion.
150 - Oct 2010 - Letters: Little Angels, Fr M. Shadbolt
When working there in the seventies I had the impression that the poor loved their traditional Catholic Faith and were suspicious of liberation theology priests who hardly ever spoke of God.
151 - Oct 2010 - Foundations of Faith: Archbishop Hickey: Time to stand up for Christian marriage, Archbishop Hickey
At the same time it is comforting to know that not only committed Christians but Sikhs Muslims and Jews support traditional marriage.
152 - Sep 2010 - Letters: A rejoinder to John Young, James Bogle
To ignore the mountains of ink that have been spilt considering whether Dignitatis Humanae is consistent with traditional infallible teaching on religious liberty is to ignore and even weaken previous infallible teaching.
153 - Aug 2010 - Foundations of Faith: The Sacrament of Penance: whatever happened to confession?, Br Barry Coldrey
This is the traditional teaching of the Church recently reaffirmed in the Catechism of the Catholic Church: Anyone aware of having sinned mortally must not receive communion without having received absolution in the Sacrament of Penance.
154 - Aug 2010 - Liberalism: Christian churches and the 'religious left', Babette Francis
Shortly before the US Senate vote in December a group of liberal evangelicals compromised traditional evangelical pro-life convictions by backing a compromise on abortion funding from Pennsylvania (Catholic) Democratic Senator Casey.
155 - Jul 2010 - Reflection: The challenge: how to spread God's word in a secular culture, Bishop Arthur Serratelli
Second our age is witnessing the breakdown of family in the traditional sense and a lessening of a sense of community.
156 - Jul 2010 - Books: CONVINCED BY THE TRUTH: Embracing the Fullness of Catholic Faith, John Fleming, John McCarthy
The book has three parts: the story of Father Flemings personal conversion essays written to support a young couple one of whom was considering baptism and the story of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) and its approach to Rome for rapprochement.
157 - Jul 2010 - Two views: Vatican II, infallibility and the Church today, James Bogle and John Young
He is certainly right to criticise the challengers and he rightly shows the traditional tone of many of the Council documents.
158 - Jul 2010 - Trends: The Church in 50 years: John Allen's predictions, Frank Mobbs
This means that traditional Catholic communities will be dispersed and without community support for their faith.
159 - Jun 2010 - Letters: Wake-up call, Fr Bernard McGrath
Some people protest that society and government should not impose traditional morality on them.
160 - Jun 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Support for Latin Mass in Germany According to a survey by the French organisation Paix Liturgique 44% of practising Catholics would regularly attend the traditional Latin Mass if Benedict XVIs Motu Proprio was implemented.
161 - May 2010 - Parish life: A youth apostolate that works, Fr John O'Neill
(And our church music is traditional!
162 - May 2010 - Culture Wars: Christians uniting to take a stand: the Manhattan Declaration, Bishop Julian Porteous
In recent years we have witnessed attacks on the traditional Christian understanding of the sacredness of life and of the nature of marriage.
163 - May 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Canadian Anglicans move towards Rome On 12 March leaders of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) in Canada sent a letter to Benedict XVI formally requesting to become unified with the Catholic Church.
164 - May 2010 - Anglican: Anglicans and Christian unity: progress report, Bishop David Robarts
Bishop David Robarts is the National Chairman of Forward in Faith Australia and Bishop of the Southern Apostolic District in the Anglican Catholic Church of Australia - the Australian manifestation of the Traditional Anglican Communion.
165 - May 2010 - Editorial: Abuse of minors: why the Church is targeted, Michael Gilchrist
Of course when the Church is seen to be hypocritical over moral issues its credibility as the repository of eternal truth and bastion of traditional values is seriously weakened.
166 - Apr 2010 - Foundations of Faith: How do Catholics relate to non-Christians?, Fr Dudley Perera OMI
The prophet Jonah is a case in point for he shared the traditional viewpoint that pagans were not worthy to be brought into the fold of the People of God.
167 - Apr 2010 - More Australian Anglicans respond to Benedict XVI's invitation, AD2000 Report
He also warmly welcomed the appointment of Bishop Peter Elliott as delegate of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference in the project to establish a Personal Ordinariate in this country and notes the formation of a working group with Bishop Elliott comprising members of Forward in Faith Australia the Traditional Anglican Communion and the Anglican Church of Australia to set in train the processes necessary for establishing an Australian Ordinariate.
168 - Mar 2010 - Letters: Genuine ecumenism, Rev Fr M. Durham
It is about time that something positive was done to confront the continued attacks on the Christian faith and this is what the Manhattan Declaration does taking on those who are undermining the sanctity of human life the importance of traditional heterosexual marriage and the rights of conscience and religious liberty.
169 - Mar 2010 - Events: AD2000 - Passover Meal - 30 March 2010
But by using some of the basic Jewish prayers and an adaptation of the traditional questions of the Passover meal Catholics can become more familiar with the Jewish tradition .
170 - Mar 2010 - Foundations of Faith: What the Second Vatican Council really said, John Young
The central document of Vatican II the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church (Lumen Gentium) reiterates the traditional doctrine that the Pope and the bishops united with him are divinely guided when they teach the faithful.
171 - Mar 2010 - Courage: A Catholic psychologist exposes 'gay' myths, Marie Mason
The embracing of homosexuality gay marriage and gay adoption as equivalent to traditional structures of marriage and family is an unprecedented social experiment.
172 - Feb 2010 - Indian martyrs: Present-day martyrs in India and Pakistan, Babette Francis
It is the term referring to the lowest castes of traditional Indian society also known as untouchables.
173 - Feb 2010 - Catholic Culture: 'A small brave initiative': Campion College's second graduation, Br Barry Coldrey
Professor Geoffrey Caban Dean of Studies using an impressive traditional Christian formula introduced each graduate: Mr Chairman I present to you .
174 - Dec 2009 - Books: IMAGES OF HOPE, EUROPE TODAY AND TOMORROW, by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Br Barry Coldrey
But as the years passed he lost faith in a reform movement which questioned or rejected traditional doctrines and morality and when permanent dissent became the politically-correct stance for progressive theologians.
175 - Dec 2009 - How to get Vatican II back on track: a bishop's prescription, Bishop R. Walker Nickless (Sioux City, Iowa)
We have always been a both/ and people: intrinsically traditional and conservative in what pertains to the faith and creative in pastoral ministry and engaging the world.
176 - Dec 2009 - Marriage: A Biblical defence of marriage: Africans take the lead, Babette Francis
Good news At last there is some good news from the UN with a Russian-led resolution adopted in October by the UN Human Rights Council calling on the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to convene a workshop for an exchange of views on how a better understanding of traditional values underpinning international human rights norms and standards can contribute to the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
177 - Dec 2009 - Ut Unum Sint: Benedict XVI eases way for Anglicans wishing to 'cross the Tiber', Michael Gilchrist
The Primate of the Traditional Anglican Communion Archbishop John Hepworth welcomed Benedicts decision to permit Anglican communities to join the Catholic Church as communities.
178 - Nov 2009 - Books: JESUS AND THE EYEWITNESSES: Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony, by Richard Bauckham, Peter Westmore
This important book rescues biblical scholarship from those who in their quest for the historical Jesus have reduced Jesus to the status of a moral sage and broadly reinforces the Churchs traditional understanding of the origins of the New Testament.
179 - Nov 2009 - Missionaries: Mary Glowrey (1887-1957): Australian witness to hope in India, Robyn Fahy And Fr Dan Strickland MGL
She also studied and made extensive use of traditional Indian medicines.
180 - Nov 2009 - Foundations of Faith: 'O happy fault': the Christian doctrine of original sin, Noel Roberts
He recasts traditional Christian belief in the mould of his evolutionary view of the world and rejects the Catholic doctrine of original sin.
181 - Nov 2009 - Schools: How to rebuild Catholic education from the grass-roots, Sr Mary Augustine OP
The students are exposed to the language of the Church its traditional music (including Gregorian chant) its prayers and its culture in general.
182 - Oct 2009 - Books: This month's selection from AD Books
95 ISBN 0-85244-205-X A Yearbook of Seasons and Celebrations Joanna Bogle Joanna Bogles charming guidebook to the traditional Christian year is also a cookery book a mine of interesting information and a source of amusement inspiration and faith.
183 - Oct 2009 - Letters: Healthy families, John Carty
We must promote the traditional culture of the true self-sacrificing love and life of stable marriages and reject the false self-indulgent greed and lust of any unstable or sterile arrangement.
184 - Oct 2009 - Youth: RISE: restoring integrity and sexual ethics to Australia's secular culture, Br Barry Coldrey
In recent episodes of the groundbreaking ABC series The Science of Teens which explores the sexual attitudes of Australian teenagers Jessica was one of two young Catholic women demanding a return of love truth respect and traditional values in relationships.
185 - Oct 2009 - Community Life: 'Progressive' leadership and the demise of religious life, Br Paul Macrossan
Mercy Sister Mary Bendyna Executive Director of the Center of Applied Research in the Apostolate in Washington DC was quoted in CathNews on 12 August: The youngest people coming in to religious life are more attracted to a traditional style of religious life where there is community living common prayer having Mass together praying the Liturgy of the Hours together.
186 - Oct 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
The research which was conducted over the past year with institutes representing 80 percent of all religious shows that the groups that are most successful in attracting and retaining new members follow a more traditional style of religious life.
187 - Sep 2009 - FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH: Sola Fide (by Faith Alone): is this sufficient for salvation?, Frank Mobbs
Thus they made a distinction without a difference from traditional Catholic teaching for they simply conflated the traditional virtues praised by St Paul - faith and hope.
188 - Sep 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
One Dutch group Autonomous Feminist Action had held organising meetings against the Congress which it attacked as a group of fundamentalistic Christians who will plead for going back to the Christian traditions of traditional relationship between man and woman (sic).
189 - Sep 2009 - USA: Anglicans fragmenting over homosexuality, Babette Francis
Traditional teaching Among the five bishops supporting the Fellowship one of the most prominent is the Bishop of Rochester Dr Michael Nazir-Ali who has stirred controversy on many occasions with his vocal defence of Christian moral teaching and the traditional Christian cultural foundations of British society.
190 - Aug 2009 - Letters: Ecumenism?, Moya and Leo Morrissey
In the official journal of the traditional Anglican Church of November 2001 it was reported that an Anglican priest would take charge of the Catholic parish of Quilpie in western Queensland in the absence of the parish priest who was on extended leave.
191 - Aug 2009 - Letters: Religious freedom, Fr Brian Harrison OS
I appreciate Cardinal Pells reported remarks wherein he supported the Holy Fathers initiatives upholding the traditional Latin liturgy and trying to facilitate the full reconciliation of the Society of St.
192 - Aug 2009 - Letters: Pope Pius XII vindicated, Tony Evans
At the conclusion Dalin claims that the real agenda of the myth- makers is to attack the very idea of the papacy Christianity and traditional religion as a whole.
193 - Aug 2009 - Foundations of Faith: Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone): a recipe for doctrinal chaos, Dr Frank Mobbs
The traditional teaching of the Catholic Church (as also of the Orthodox Churches) that God in Christ had authorised his Church to teach in his name - he who hears you hears me - by passing on what she had learned from the Apostles and other early Christian witnesses.
194 - Aug 2009 - Is this where 'progressive' religious life is heading?, AD2000 REPORT
At one point a member of the Leadership Team introduced a piece of writing which contrasted two approaches to Christianity: one declared traditional; one declared a new approach to vital Christianity.
195 - Jul 2009 - Books: GOD'S WORD: Scripture, Tradition, Office, by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Br Barry Coldrey
Modern Catholics Many modern Catholics are influenced by the agnostic tone of their secular societies and have adopted an circ; la carte or pick-and-mix approach to traditional Catholic teachings which they find unpalatable and overly challenging.
196 - Jul 2009 - Letters: Latin Mass, Anthony Bono
Last year The Telegraph (London) of 14 June reported that the Traditional Latin Mass would be reintroduced into every Roman Catholic parish in England and Wales even where the congregation has not asked for it.
197 - Jul 2009 - St Marys Cathedral: Sydney ordinations and a new beginning for Australian Catholicism, Fr Gregory Jordan SJ
He is also Chaplain to the Medical Guild of St Luke and the St Gregorys Traditional Latin Mass Community in Brisbane.
198 - Jun 2009 - FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH: The Last Things: death, judgment, Heaven, Purgatory, Hell, Br Barry Coldrey
Purgatory In similar vein Faustina writes in her diary of Purgatory in traditional Christian terms having been taken on a visit to Purgatory by her Guardian Angel: I was in a misty place full of fire in which there was a great crowd of suffering souls.
199 - Jun 2009 - Interview: American Catholics and abortion: the Church at the crossroads, Mariangela Sullivan
Our voting was as divided as we are and there were significant shifts toward Obama among the traditional conservative Catholic vote Is there a division among Catholics on the life issue?
200 - Jun 2009 - Cardinal Pell's UK interview: Liturgy, Missal translation, World Youth Day, Luke Coppen
We have a traditional Latin Mass once a week in St Marys Cathedral during the week but the numbers are not enormous.
201 - May 2009 - Books: AD2000 Books for May
95 The Immemorial Tridentine Mass Archbishop Fulton Sheen explains the Traditional Latin Mass in this magnificent 1940 black and white film of a sung High Easter Sunday Mass complete with choir and orchestra in Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Chicago.
202 - May 2009 - Letters: Fundamentals, J. Loring
Would that our bishops teachers and students were to value more and teach/learn the history of and reasons for traditional Catholic resolve including martyrdom so clearly demonstrated in the lives of such pre-eminent youth models for our times as St Agnes St Gemma Galgani and St Maria Goretti who taught two indispensable lessons: 1.
203 - May 2009 - FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH: The Crusades: the truth behind the myths, Frank Mobbs
The victors wept with joy at the traditional site of the Holy Sepulchre.
204 - May 2009 - Pro-family culture: AIDS in Africa: science vindicates Catholic Church, Babette Francis
Fr Faggionis opinion is supported by local African AIDS activists who regularly complain that AIDS sufferers in their countries are being used in a massive international campaign both to reduce African populations and to undermine traditional African family values.
205 - May 2009 - Inter-faith dialogue: Jewish leader defends Pope over Bishop Williamson controversy, AD2000 Report
He supported the Popes move to reconcile the traditionalist faction in the Church he said because I understand the big picture which is that the Catholic Church has a problem.
206 - Apr 2009 - Books: AD2000 Books for April
95 The Immemorial Tridentine Mass Archbishop Fulton Sheen explains the Traditional Latin Mass in this magnificent 1940 black and white film of a sung High Easter Sunday Mass complete with choir and orchestra in Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Chicago.
207 - Apr 2009 - Letters: Church unity, Alan Baron
Its hostile and rather dogmatic approach not only reinforced a narrow view of traditional Catholicism but also alienated the Protestant movement with its failure to engage in open dialogue.
208 - Apr 2009 - American women religious: Vatican apostolic visitation, AD2000 REPORT
What the numbers do not say but observant American Catholics know says Lawler is that some of the largest religious orders that once staffed parochial schools and administered Catholic hospitals have now surrendered their traditional roles instead taking up fashionable political causes.
209 - Mar 2009 - The family and the culture of death: a challenge for Christians, Fr Dennis Byrnes
In his opening address the President of the Mexican Bishops Conference Bishop Carlos Aguiar Retes said the traditional family was under siege by civil laws that by favouring contraceptives and abortion are threatening the future of the people.
210 - Mar 2009 - Lefebvrists: Benedict XVI's bold move for Church unity, Michael Gilchrist
In 2007 Benedict answered one of Bishop Fellays key requests by relaxing restrictions on celebrating the traditional Latin Mass.
211 - Feb 2009 - Books: Books available now from AD2000 Books
Benedict XVIs motu proprio Summorum Pontificum established the traditional Latin Mass as the Extraordinary Form of the Mass.
212 - Feb 2009 - Letters: Inclusive language, Eamonn Keane
It ruled also that all such persons would have to be unconditionally re-baptised with the correct and traditional formula.
213 - Dec 2008 - Books: Books available now from AD2000 Books
Benedict XVIs motu proprio Summorum Pontificum established the traditional Latin Mass as the Extraordinary Form of the Mass.
214 - Dec 2008 - Schools: Blessed Mary MacKillop Colleges: 2009 enrolments (Jindera, Wagga Wagga)
The decision to open the school was to provide an alternative for the many Catholic parents who have expressed a desire for a greater emphasis on traditional education in Catholic faith and virtues said Blessed Mary MacKillop spokesman and science teacher Mark Mannering who can be contacted for further information on (02)6041-2711.
215 - Dec 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
The raising formation and education of these children is destined by God to take place within a traditional family of one father and one mother.
216 - Nov 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
In contrast pockets of traditional Catholicism have been flourishing but with complaints about the hierarchys opposition to a widened use of the old Latin liturgy.
217 - Oct 2008 - Books: SACRED THEN AND SACRED NOW: The Return of the Old Latin Mass, Thomas E. Woods, Fr Martin Durham
The common objections to the traditional form of the Roman Rite that the author addresses are: 1.
218 - Oct 2008 - Foundations of Faith: Recent Marian apparitions and the life of the Church, Br Barry Coldrey
It struck me immediately how completely traditional and back to basics are the messages which Mary has given to visionaries: God exists and He loves you .
219 - Oct 2008 - School humour: If Maths were taught like religion ...
Explain how the traditional classification of integers as either odd or even is merely a social construct.
220 - Aug 2008 - Books: QUESTION TIME by Fr John Flader, Fr Anthony Robbie
The book is divided into four sections following the traditional division of catechisms - doctrine sacraments morality and prayer.
221 - Aug 2008 - Letters: Timeless truths?, John Frey
As an example Pius XII identified the Church of Christ with the Catholic Church in his encyclicals Mystici Corporis Christi (1943) and Humani Generis (1950) reflecting the traditional teaching of the Church: If we would define and describe this true Church of Christ - which is the One Holy Catholic Apostolic and Roman Church - we shall find nothing more noble more sublime or more divine than the expression The Mystical Body of Christ (Mystici Corporis Christi 13).
222 - Aug 2008 - Priesthood: St Louis: another US vocations success story, AD2000 Report
Seminarians say the Archbishops orthodoxy helps him connect with them and openly discuss his role as a spiritual father and their appreciation of the traditional atmosphere he has fostered in the archdiocese and the seminary.
223 - Jul 2008 - Books: Books available from AD2000 Books
au The Catholic Priesthood and Women Sara Butler MSBT Sister Sara Butler a former advocate of womens ordination provides a clear concise easy to follow defence and exposition of the Catholic Churchs traditional teaching on the subject.
224 - Jul 2008 - Letters: Culture of life, Fr Bernard McGrath
Our rational traditional heritage provides this basis in the time- honoured natural law on which the true rights of man as outlined by the UN are derived.
225 - Jul 2008 - Liturgy: Why Paul VI saw liturgical abuses as the 'smoke of Satan', Cardinal Virgilio Noe
So the smoke of Satan was nothing other than the mentality which wanted to distort the traditional and liturgical canons of the Eucharistic ceremony.
226 - Jul 2008 - WORLD YOUTH DAY 2008: Juventutem Australia: young people devoted to the traditional liturgy, Alice Woolven
Juventutem Australia forms part of an international contingent of young people with a special devotion to the traditional liturgy which lies at the heart of the cultural richness of Catholic life and culture.
227 - Jun 2008 - Books: Books available from AD2000 Books
The Catholic Priesthood and Women Sara Butler MSBT Sister Sara Butler a former advocate of womens ordination provides a clear concise easy to follow defence and exposition of the Catholic Churchs traditional teaching on the subject.
228 - Jun 2008 - Letters: FEMINISM V. MANKIND: Selected Essays, Catherine Sheehan
Therefore she envisaged the emancipation of women through their adoption of male characteristics values and pursuits with traditional womens values of marriage family and home life being denigrated.
229 - Jun 2008 - Letters: Baptism formula, Franklin J. Wood
When that parish gained notoriety this year a self-styled theological commentator stated publicly regarding the instruction from Rome that the traditional formula for Baptism consisted of just words.
230 - Jun 2008 - Christianity 'lite' with all the hard parts unmentioned: a spiritual dead-end, Alan Roebuck
If a non-Christian seeker visits a church where he hears the traditional Gospel message that he is a lost sinner in need of a salvation that can only come from personal repentance and trust in the atoning death of Christ he will be repelled by the challenging message and will not return.
231 - May 2008 - Letters: Stations of the Cross, John D. Wightman
As the report states Rather than the traditional Stations of the Cross the church displays the story of the cross designed by Sr Jenny Ryan a parish team member and reflecting on the words commitment judged accepted supported cradled and recognised.
232 - May 2008 - Youth: Eucharistic devotions: revival in Melbourne, Br Barry Coldrey
Pope John Paul II encouraged the liturgy and traditional devotions.
233 - May 2008 - Summorum Pontificum: Benedict XVI's Latin Mass document: a parish priest's response, Fr Andrew Wise
It was about the time of the Holy Fathers release of Summorum Pontificum in July 2007 that I attended my first celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass.
234 - May 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
While the ordinary form - the Novus Ordo - remains the Mass that normally all priests say the cardinal said that Benedict XVI in his Motu Proprio broadening access to the traditional liturgy authorised all priests to use the older liturgy.
235 - May 2008 - Two changes: Bishop Jarrett explains upcoming Mass changes, Bishop Geoffrey Jarrett
Communicants unable to use both hands should consider receiving in the traditional way on the tongue.
236 - Apr 2008 - WYDSYD08: World Youth Day Sydney: look for the wider trend, Joanna Bogle
The reason I know a bit about this is that I was there as guest speaker on this occasion giving a talk on the Churchs calendar and the traditional feasts and seasons that mark our year.
237 - Apr 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
Today we cant talk about Christian morality because the standards of traditional and liberal Christians are dramatically different and the abyss between these two branches of Christianity is growing.
238 - Mar 2008 - Letters: Homosexual 'marriage', Arnold Jago
Traditional societies always considered the marriage contract also to involve God - making it something not lightly to be discarded.
239 - Mar 2008 - Recovering the sacred in modern church architecture, Moyra Doorly
This same blocking of the route to the transcendent is also the result of sanctuary re-orderings in traditional churches.
240 - Mar 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
Benedict XVIs message to the Jesuits In a message to the 35th general convention of the Society of Jesus in January Benedict XVI called for a revival of traditional Jesuit loyalty to the Catholic faith and the Holy See.
241 - Feb 2008 - Books: WHEN MIGHT BECOMES HUMAN RIGHT:Essays on Democracy and the Crisis of Rationality, Tim Cannon
Matlaacute;ry notes that this marks a major break with traditional thinking: national sovereignty was once unassailable; now human rights issues are seen as legitimate grounds for international intervention in the affairs of the sovereign state.
242 - Feb 2008 - Books: NO PLACE FOR GOD: The Denial of the Transcendent in Modern Church Architecture, Tony Evans
While it may be too simple an explanation to lay the blame at the door of modernist church architecture entirely Moyra Doorly an architect Catholic convert and well known writer and broadcaster in England argues convincingly that contemporary modernist churches not only reject the past but discredit and destroy traditional beliefs by stripping churches of the sacred.
243 - Feb 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
The Popes call for broader use of the traditional Latin Mass was not merely an effort to achieve reconciliation with the Society of St Pius X but also a sign for the whole Church with regard to the safeguarding of certain theological-disciplinary principles Archbishop Ranjith told Fides.
244 - Dec 2007 - Letters: Homosexual 'marriage', Arnold Jago
Traditional societies always considered the marriage contract also to involve God - making it something not lightly to be discarded.
245 - Dec 2007 - Letters: Latin Mass, Carol V. Phillips
I rejoice with many others that the Traditional Latin Mass (1962) Missal has at last been given its due recognition.
246 - Nov 2007 - Reflection: Benedict XVI on Sunday Mass: 'not a command, but an inner necessity', Pope Benedict XVI
Then for the early Church the first day increasingly assimilated the traditional meaning of the seventh day the Sabbath.
247 - Nov 2007 - Books: ONE MAN, ONE WOMAN by Dale O'Leary, Bill Muehlenberg
Available from Freedom Publishing) This book seeks to do two things: affirm the traditional understanding of heterosexual marriage and challenge the homosexual offensive.
248 - Nov 2007 - Letters: Modern saints and traditional liturgy, Seamus Mahady
Of particular interest was the mention that recently canonised saints could be honoured with the traditional liturgy.
249 - Nov 2007 - News: The Church Around The World
Zenit News Agency Maryland court upholds traditional marriage On 18 September the state appeals court of Maryland ruled in a 4-3 decision that marriage in the state can only be between a man and a woman.
250 - Oct 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
In preparation for the telecast EWTN presented on 12 September a one-hour round table: The Motu Proprio on the Traditional Latin Mass hosted by the Networks Vice President for Theology Colin Donovan and featuring a panel of experts.
251 - Sep 2007 - Laity: How the Legion of Mary can benefit parishes, Fr Hugh Thwaites SJ
He corrects the popular errors that people hear all the time in the media and gives them the traditional teaching of the Church.
252 - Sep 2007 - Rome reaffirms Vatican II's teaching on 'one true Church', Frank Mobbs
Apparently bishops and others have asked the CDF whether the Council changed the traditional teaching that the Catholic Church is the one and only Church founded by Christ which is authorised to teach and govern with his authority and instead teaches that all Christian churches or groups are parts of that one true Church.
253 - Sep 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
The then-Cardinal Ratzinger also travelled to Wigratzbad in Bavaria to ordain priests for the Fraternity of St Peter a group devoted to the use of the traditional liturgy.
254 - Aug 2007 - Catholic students' joyful encounter with the Church's sacred music treasury, Gabrielle Walsh
1623) was the first of two arrangements of this traditional hymn on the program the second being by Mozart.
255 - Aug 2007 - Events: LATIN MASS CELEBRATIONS - Melbourne and Sydney
Solemn Pontifical Mass at the Throne will be celebrated in the traditional Latin rite (1962 Missal) by His Grace Archbishop Denis Hart at St Patricks Cathedral Melbourne on Saturday 25 August at 10.
256 - Aug 2007 - Lex orandi: Benedict XVI's liturgical armistice: 'Summorum Pontificum', Fr Glen Tattersall
The emergence at World Youth Day 2005 of Juventutem a chapter of youth committed to the traditional liturgical usages is but one example of this - and Juventutem will again have a presence at WYD 2008 in Australia.
257 - Jul 2007 - Books: A Catholic Replies to Professor Dawkins, by Thomas Crean OP, Tim Cannon
Demonstrating a mastery of traditional Catholic theology Crean tackles Dawkins head-on producing a measured and systematic analysis of his subjects thesis which is at once sophisticated eminently accessible and overall thoroughly convincing.
258 - Jun 2007 - Books: EDITH STEIN, WOMAN OF PRAYER: Her Life and Ideals, by Joanne Mosley, Tim Cannon
Role model As a gifted and strong woman Edith Stein is an impressive role model for young women everywhere particularly those who may be struggling to reconcile traditional conceptions of the role of women in society with modern conceptions of feminism.
259 - May 2007 - Books: The Heresy Of Formlessness: The Roman Liturgy and Its Enemy, by Martin Mosebach, Tim Cannon
I mention this because Mosebachs intentions in contributing to the debate surrounding the place of the traditional rite within the Church today are unclear.
260 - May 2007 - Culture survey shows moral divisions in the US
The Orthodox who generally believe in traditional religion and morality constitute 31 percent of the public.
261 - May 2007 - Vocations: New religious communities flourishing in the United States, Fr James Lloyd
Over the years I have noted the clear movement towards a more traditional approach to priesthood in the Catholic Church.
262 - Apr 2007 - Letters: Capital punishment, John Gallagher
For this reason the traditional teaching of the Church has acknowledged as well-founded the right and duty of legitimate public authority to punish malefactors by means of penalties commensurate with the gravity of the crime not excluding in cases of extreme gravity the death penalty .
263 - Mar 2007 - Survey of Catholic teachers
They were far less likely to value a traditional style of worship or music and more likely to prefer a contemporary style.
264 - Mar 2007 - 'Professional', a lá carte Catholicism and its papier màché schools, Andrew T. Kania
The first and seemingly a swelling group sees its role as a profession as any other profession; the second a much smaller group perceives its role in traditional Catholic terms as a vocation.
265 - Mar 2007 - WYDSYD08: Salesian provincial urges parishes to sponsor Timorese to World Youth Day 2008, Peter Westmore
Few roads were built and most people mainained a traditional lifestyle in villages or in the countryside.
266 - Feb 2007 - The Church and the environment: address the moral pollution first, Wanda Skowronska
However Father Cantalamessa goes beyond this traditional interpretation adapting this passage to our times.
267 - Feb 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
French poll shows support Latin Mass choice Although the French Catholic bishops have said that the faithful would oppose wider use of the Tridentine rite a poll of French Catholics last November found that nearly two-thirds would like to have the choice of attending a traditional Latin Mass.
268 - Dec 2006 - Books: SACRED PLACES, PILGRIM WAYS: Catholic Pilgrimages in France and Belgium, Michael Gilchrist
Maps indicate the location of the shrines described and the traditional pilgrimage routes.
269 - Dec 2006 - 2006 National Church Life Survey: important questions overlooked, Michael Gilchrist
Liturgically the respective preferences for Traditional style of worship or music or Contemporary style of worship or music should also shed some light.
270 - Nov 2006 - Liturgy: US bishop sets out clear guidelines on celebrations of the Mass, AD2000 REPORT
Bishop Slattery concluded that it was lsquo;critical for us as Catholics who are in the midst of a great struggle to recover our celebration of the Lords Day to recover first our traditional and accurate understanding that individual holiness our coming closer to God depends directly on our appreciation of the sacrifice of the cross and the enormous gap between Gods faithful redeeming love for me personally and my indifferent and inconsistent love for Him.
271 - Nov 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
rsquo; Catholic World News Vatican approves new traditional institute The Vatican has established a new religious institute to accommodate priests and seminarians leaving the Society of St Pius X.
272 - Oct 2006 - Modernism's 'second wave' continues to impact on the Church, Fr Martin Durham
To sum up the traditional view which was upheld by Vatican II is that the objective truth contained in Christs teaching is not subject to change (cf.
273 - Oct 2006 - University: Campion College: a pioneer in Australian higher education, Stephen McInerny
Faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church from which the College derives its sense of unity and purpose Campion forms part of a growing trend most apparent in the United States of liberal arts colleges that are committed both to the Church and to traditional approaches to learning.
274 - Oct 2006 - News: The Church Around The World
The Toronto conference promotes both he said as well as loathing of traditional Christian values.
275 - Oct 2006 - Generation Y: New survey confirms low belief and practice levels of young Catholics, Michael Gilchrist
Major categories The survey found three major categories of spirituality: Christian Traditional Eclectic and Humanist.
276 - Sep 2006 - Letters: Thank-you note, A. van Tilburg
I wish to thank all those AD2000 readers who so generously responded to my request for traditional music.
277 - Sep 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
We were concerned he said that we werent reaching people who arent drawn to traditional services so we decided to consider alternative ways of worship .
278 - Sep 2006 - USA: Liberal Christianity goes into meltdown, Charlotte Allen
The Presbyterian Church USA is famous for its 1993 conference co-sponsored with the United Methodist Church the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and other mainline churches in which participants reimagined God as Our Maker Sophia and held a feminist-inspired milk and honey ritual designed to replace traditional bread-and-wine Communion.
279 - Aug 2006 - Music: Benedict XVI seeks a greater sense of the sacred in church music
Benedicts call for a return of more traditional forms of sacred music is complementing the present moves towards an improved English translation of the Missal which will communicate a greater sense of the sacred.
280 - Jul 2006 - Letters: Hymn books wanted, A. van Tilburg
We are trying to get traditional music back in our church.
281 - Jul 2006 - Letters: Contraception, Richard Congram
Cardinal Ratzinger made it abundantly clear in his letter that no deviation from the traditional moral doctrine of the Church could be countenanced.
282 - Jul 2006 - Letters: Anti-Catholicism, Paula Gartland
Because one is traditional in religion does not mean one should be right-wing in politics.
283 - Jul 2006 - New Vatican document emphasises centrality of marriage and family, AD2000 Report
In this context the Vatican document renews the traditional Christian condemnation of contraception.
284 - Jun 2006 - Books: Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Michael Gilchrist
An appendix contains a large number of Common Prayers - thankfully using their familiar traditional wordings - together with the Formulas of the Catholic Faith such as the Five Precepts of the Church.
285 - May 2006 - Letters: Elites, Peter Gilet
Jeff Harvie (March AD2000) decries traditionalist elites in the Church as heartless Latinists indifferent to their fellow Catholics and academically pretentious.
286 - May 2006 - Catholicism-lite's Church of convenience, Paul A. Wagner
These clerics of the Church of Catholic Convenience made their understanding of New Testament history patently clear on American television when for example following Pope John Paul IIs approval of Mel Gibsons traditional Catholic movie The Passion of the Christ they apologised for the Pope and condemned the movie.
287 - May 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
For instance after canonisation ceremonies that incorporated traditional African and Indian dance elements in October 2003 Cardinal Francis Arinze the Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship spoke of uncontrolled creativity and a too fertile imagination.
288 - Apr 2006 - Reflection: The redeeming Cross: at the centre of Christian faith, Cardinal George Pell
Secularists feared that it would be effective Christian teaching (with all its imperfections I believe it was) while Catholic radicals feared it would give a boost to traditional understandings of redemption which they wish to destroy.
289 - Apr 2006 - Letters: Translations, George Simpson
In fidelity to the inspired Word of God the traditional biblical usage for naming the persons of the Trinity as Father Son and Holy Spirit is to be retained.
290 - Apr 2006 - Conscience: Dissenters' appeal to Rome 'a real hoot' says Cardinal Pell, Michael Gilchrist
There has never been a traditional Catholic teaching of the primacy of conscience.
291 - Mar 2006 - Books: Golden Priest, Wooden Chalice, by Fr Tim Norris, Michael Gilchrist
There is no substitute for traditional parishes led by parish priests .
292 - Mar 2006 - Letters: Elitism, Jeff Harvie
I am a convert of the last six years and in the last couple have been privileged to be introduced to authentic traditional orthodox Catholicism and to have met priests who havent lost their way in the so-called spirit of Vatican II (which bears no resemblance to the reality of Vatican II).
293 - Mar 2006 - Modernism: 'New Church' not true Church: what modernists believe, Pastor Remotus
Two basic elements of the traditional notion of revelation were called into doubt: is supernatural revelation possible i.
294 - Mar 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic World News Anglican group seeks full communion with Rome The Traditional Anglican Communion 400000 laity and clergy separate from the Anglican Church has drawn up detailed plans on how to come into full communion with the Holy See according to a report in the US National Catholic Register on 24 December.
295 - Feb 2006 - The Church of England: beyond satire?, Rev Peter Mullen
Not one word from the Book of Common Prayer throughout the three-day conference or indeed from any source that might be identified as religious in the traditional sense.
296 - Feb 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
During a speech on Catholics and public life in the US Archbishop Gomez noted that today 70 per cent of politicians who claim to be Catholic in Congress and the Senate support abortion and that figure reaches almost 90 per cent in traditional Catholic states such as Massachusetts or New York.
297 - Nov 2005 - Letters: Basic differences to overcome, Dr Arnold Jago
Traditional Catholics cannot accept the Councils teaching that the Holy Ghost uses other denominations as means of salvation; or its teachings about non-Christian religions and religious liberty; or worse even the Council document Gaudium et Spes which says all things on earth should be ordained to man as to their centre and summit (para 12).
298 - Nov 2005 - National Press Club: Cardinal George Pell on the dictatorship of relativism, Cardinal George Pell
This editorial captured the secularist attitude to traditional religion very well: it is acceptable perhaps even a good thing to have some of it around for the sake of diversity but it can only be tolerated on the condition that it is privatised.
299 - Oct 2005 - Letters: Sacrifice of the Mass, A. Bono
It was a Missa Cantata which attracted a very large number of traditional Catholics.
300 - Oct 2005 - Letters: A treasured priest: Fr William Ross, Tom King
The choir was led in traditional hymns by Father Ross from the altar.
301 - Oct 2005 - Conference: C.S. Lewis: defender of objective truth, Adam Glyn Cooper
Following what Lewis dubs the ethics of instinct the new science-priests have sacrificed their own share in traditional humanity in order to devote themselves to the task of deciding what Humanity shall henceforth mean.
302 - Oct 2005 - Juventutem: Young Latin Mass Catholics attend World Youth Day, Fr Glen Tattersall
The sacrament of confirmation was also conferred on a number of candidates in the traditional rite.
303 - Sep 2005 - Letters: Latin Mass, Richard Congram
Tom Kings letter (August AD2000) recounted how the Archbishop of Brisbane in May 2005 prohibited celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass on any day except Sunday.
304 - Sep 2005 - Letters: Society of St Pius X, Fr Kevin Robinson
It uses exclusively the Traditional Latin Mass and other liturgical books as well as the unchanged doctrine of the Church.
305 - Sep 2005 - BOOKS: The Myth of Hitler's Pope: How Pope Pius XII Rescued Jews from the Nazis, Thomas E. Woods Jr
The Holocaust is simply the biggest club available for liberal Catholics to use against traditional Catholics in their attempt to bash the papacy and thereby to smash traditional Catholic teaching.
306 - Sep 2005 - Priesthood: America's 'vocation rich' dioceses: latest success stories analysed, AD2000 Report
The cheerful conformity of the priests to the magisterial teachings of the Church to liturgical correctness and to traditional Church discipline also plays an important part in the diocesan vocation picture.
307 - Aug 2005 - Books: More Catholic Than the Pope, by Patrick Madrid and Pete Vere, Fr Glen Tattersal FSSP
An essential history of the Society of St Pius X in an easily digestible format MORE CATHOLIC THAN THE POPE: An Inside Look at Extreme Traditionalism by Patrick Madrid amp; Pete Vere (Our Sunday Visitor 2004 186pp $27.
308 - Aug 2005 - Anglican update: an orthodox fight-back, Fr Christopher Seton
In line with resolutions from FiFAs 2001 National Conference this pastoral solution would be pursued in alliance with the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC).
309 - Aug 2005 - London's Balham parish, 'an icon of liturgical hope', Joanna Bogle
By the 1980s immigration had seen the replacement of a traditionally Irish-based community with people from all over the world and massive social changes meant that family break-up divorce cohabitation and juvenile crime were a normal part of South London life.
310 - Aug 2005 - What the Church can teach the secular world, Archbishp Barry Hickey
The editorial made a number of points including the statement there is no doubt that the moral authority of the traditional churches has declined.
311 - Jul 2005 - Letters: Silent apostasy, Fr. G.H. Duggan SM
The results were disappointing and in 1985 the Extraordinary Synod of Bishops in Rome by an almost unanimous vote asked for the Holy See to produce an authoritative catechism using the traditional threefold structure.
312 - Jul 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
He shared the bishops deep concern over the devastation caused by AIDS and related diseases and urged them to promote the traditional teaching of the Church as the only failsafe way to counter AIDS.
313 - Jul 2005 - Christianity: Church challenges secular culture of Europe, Peter Westmore
Since then church support for the new Constitution has been qualified despite the traditional support given by the Christian churches towards greater European integration.
314 - Jun 2005 - The previous Pope Benedict and his quest for world peace, R.J. Stove
It goes without saying that the new Pope will uphold the Churchs traditional teachings as he strove to do when Prefect of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith.
315 - Jun 2005 - Benedict XVI and liturgical reform, Dom Alcuin Reid OSB
Is Benedict XVI a staunch traditionalist who rejects the Council and all its works?
316 - May 2005 - Letters: Latin Mass Times in Hobart, Kevin Tighe
Catholic visitors to Tasmania might be interested to know that the traditional Latin Mass is celebrated at the beautiful St Canice Chapel Sandy Bay Hobart on the first Sunday of the month at 11.
317 - May 2005 - Letters: Catholic hymns, Dolores Lightbody
Catholics now have means to hear and sing some of the beautiful hymns which have been sung around Australia for decades through a collection of 132 of them recently released under the title of A Heritage of Traditional Catholic Hymns.
318 - May 2005 - Letters: Ecclesial unity, Meg Fennell
(This latest venture leaves the impression that the Traditional Latin Mass is an end in itself; one which needs to be justified and its cause furthered for its own sake - irrespective of compromise to ecclesial unity within the Church in the process.
319 - May 2005 - Letters: Society of St Pius X, Stephen McInerney
Fr Glen Tattersall FSSP has done the cause of the traditional liturgy and ecclesial unity a great disservice by his summary dismissal of the book Priest Where is Thy Mass?
320 - May 2005 - UK survey: why church pews are emptying
Several traditionalist Anglican clerics said that they had to keep their own views to themselves in case their bishop who held opposing beliefs would remove them from their diocese.
321 - May 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
org Catholic News Service UK Cardinal tells Catholics to reject Labour The Catholic Church in England and Wales has entered Britains election campaign by backing opposition Tory leader Michael Howards stance on abortion and withdrawing its traditional support for the Labour Party.
322 - May 2005 - 'Santo Subito': the impact of John Paul II, Peter Westmore
Within the Catholic Church he addressed the sense of paralysis which engulfed the Church towards the end of Paul VIs pontificate as the Church increasingly polarised between modernists and traditionalists.
323 - Apr 2005 - Events: Carnivale Christi returning to Sydney with an Easter theme, Liz Arblaster and Anthony McCarthy
Carnivale Christi seeks to engage the whole Church both the young and the not so young new Australians and those who have been here for generations those interested in traditional religious and cultural forms and those interested in finding new expressions of that faith.
324 - Apr 2005 - Vocations: Why some new religious orders are attracting recruits, Fr John Hogan
Most of the communities also wear a distinctive habit while observing the traditional vows of chastity poverty and obedience.
325 - Apr 2005 - 'Flying bishops' consecrated for orthodox Anglicans, Fr Nigel Zimmerman
The chief consecrator was Archbishop John Hepworth Primate of the Traditional Anglican Communion (who lives in Adelaide) who was joined by TAC bishops as well as two diocesan bishops of the Anglican Communion.
326 - Mar 2005 - Books: THE CASTLE OF HEAVENLY BLISS, Michael Gilchrist
More traditionally inclined Catholic readers will not only enjoy the plot and how the pieces finally fall into place but no doubt welcome the sympathetic and prominent place given to Church teachings practices and traditions.
327 - Mar 2005 - A young Catholic's encounter with Latin at Chavagnes International College, Alexander Morrison
This very traditional Novus Ordo forms our staple liturgical diet which we gratefully receive at 7:30 each morning.
328 - Mar 2005 - Culture: Secularism, not religion, is threatened with extinction, David Quinn
It is especially easy to believe this if you are living in Ireland where religion in its traditional forms anyway seems to be dying on the vine.
329 - Mar 2005 - Moral divisions among the Christian Churches threaten ecumenism, Archbishop Barry Hickey
Those traditional moral positions include the inviolability of all human life born or unborn the dignity of every human person the divine origin of marriage infused by grace through Christ the links between human sexuality and love and procreation and the right of every person disabled or not to a life of dignity and respect.
330 - Mar 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
One can only hope that recipients of this propaganda will not on that account dismiss the traditional liturgical forms and those faithful Catholics who are attached to them.
331 - Mar 2005 - Vocations: Australian diocesan seminary numbers continue to increase, Michael Gilchrist
A figure is available for the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter which celebrates the traditional Latin Liturgy.
332 - Feb 2005 - Books: Books to read in 2005
Guernsey Ideal for the Year of the Eucharist this book contains selections on Eucharistic themes from Old and New Testaments the Church Fathers great saints popes councils and traditional prayers.
333 - Feb 2005 - Letters: Changes in Liturgy (letter), Valentine Gallagher
Monsignor writes: At this critical juncture the traditional Roman Rite more than one thousand years old has been destroyed (The Reform of the Roman Liturgy page 99).
334 - Feb 2005 - Religious Life: Faith and Reason: for a true renewal in religious life and the Church, Sr Mary Augustine OP
Such was their effectiveness that within a couple of years of the Councils close only a handful of religious superiors in the United States for example were left taking a stand against a wholesale overthrow of the traditional religious life-style in that country.
335 - Feb 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
The increase in non-traditional religions in Canada during the same period is also dramatically high with the numbers of Buddhists Hindus and Sikhs all up by more than 80 per cent.
336 - Dec 2004 - US and Australian election results: the cultural revolution challenged, Michael Gilchrist
In Australia the Liberal-National Party Coalition is generally seen as more committed to traditional family and moral values while the Labor Party once the bastion of the working classes is now dominated by its libertarian wing.
337 - Nov 2004 - Obituary: RIP Michael Davies - The passing of a true defender of the Faith, Michael Foley
Michael Davies who died on 25 September 2004 was a household word in traditional Latin Mass circles and well beyond.
338 - Nov 2004 - Morning Mass: Finding some 'head space': an alternative approach, David Birch
A traditional early morning Latin Low Mass - gloriously silent in so many parts - is not the surf gym or running track but a wonderful opportunity of offering a spiritual and liturgical alternative to the more secular way many of us living busy and stressful lives cope with finding some head space for ourselves at the start of a day.
339 - Nov 2004 - Orthodoxy: Anglican Synod 2004: Are liberal Anglicanism's days numbered?, Rev Nigel Zimmerman
Furthermore in a world-first the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC dubbed continuing Anglicans) received tacit approval from the Primate himself in his opening speech.
340 - Nov 2004 - News: The Church Around the World
The New Age courses are often proving more popular than the traditional ones such as the theology of St Thomas Aquinas being offered at the Dominican-run Priory Institute in Tallaght.
341 - Oct 2004 - Books: The Ceremonies Of The Roman Rite Described, Fortescue,O'Connell, Alcuin Reid, Msgr. Peter J. Elliott
Setting the traditional rite of the Mass in the context of the Church today THE CEREMONIES OF THE ROMAN RITE DESCRIBED by Adrian Fortescue J.
342 - Oct 2004 - Today's non-practising young Catholics: are Church conservatives to blame?, Michael Gilchrist
Most seminaries in Australia from the late 1960s until recently were run along the lines he seems to favour with a flexible approach to liturgy and doctrine and less emphasis on discipline and more traditional spiritual formation.
343 - Sep 2004 - Why not a little Latin in the liturgy?, Angus Sibley
Universal voice Peoples all over the world are striving to recover half-forgotten languages aware that any community that loses its traditional idiom has in truth lost something vital of itself.
344 - Sep 2004 - Books: Exposing 'The Da Vinci Code' fraud, James Hitchcock
For two hundred years the primary Western assault on Christianity was the rationalism of the Enlightenment the claim that traditional religion was simply a set of fairy stories believed by the gullible in the face of growing evidence to the contrary.
345 - Sep 2004 - News: The Church Around the World
However fears of losing did not prevent same-sex marriage supporters from raising nearly $400000 (40 times the $10000 spent by traditional marriage supporters) to defeat the amendment.
346 - Aug 2004 - Letters: Casual trend, Gina Voskulen
There is a growing number of them seeking out Masses where traditional reverence is not out of fashion and where the teaching is sound.
347 - Aug 2004 - Carnivale Christi: Whatever happened to beauty in art?, Paul Fitzgerald
It was there that we first heard scathing imprecations against the Russian and European way of life the calls to sweep away all religious and ethical codes to tear down and trample all existing traditional culture.
348 - Jul 2004 - Books: An Essay on the Restoration of Property, by Hilaire Belloc, John Ballantyne
It like a brace of other Belloc works deals with the subject of economics from a distinctly traditional Catholic perspective but without rubbing the readers nose in it.
349 - Jul 2004 - Letters: No kneelers (letter)
Likewise it seems to be standard practice these days to shut down traditional parishes like mine and force its parishioners to attend Mass at nearby trendy parishes.
350 - Jul 2004 - Letters: Gay lobby (letter), Alan A. Hoysted
Christian values are under attack everywhere - from the Gay and Lesbian lobby wanting same-sex marriages to lesbians appearing on the traditional childrens ABC program Play School.
351 - Jul 2004 - Croagh Patrick, Ireland's Holy Mountain: 'Sure, it's a bit of a hill', Paul Russell
Croagh Patrick is all but denuded of the black turf that covers so much of this region whereas the valley below is marked by the precise gridlines of the traditional turf cutters.
352 - Jul 2004 - Eucharistic Adoration: heart of evangelisation, Fr Sebastian Camilleri OFM
It is very unfortunate that in recent years the traditional devotion towards the Blessed Sacrament has been subtly sidetracked or diminished considerably through liturgical abuses that weaken respect for the Mass and reduce church attendances.
353 - Jun 2004 - Letters: Catholic books (letter), Frank Carleton
Good quality secondhand Catholic books are available including traditional works of Church history hagiography Holy Scripture spirituality Sacred Liturgy etc.
354 - Jun 2004 - Marriage: Statistics highlight the precarious state of marriage and family, AD2000 REPORT
Many defenders of traditional marriage fear that giving formal legal recognition to homosexual couples would only further weaken an institution already debilitated by several decades of anti-family tendencies.
355 - Jun 2004 - News: The Church Around the World
In recent years it has become traditional for the Ecumenical Patriarch to send a delegation of Orthodox prelates to Rome on 29 June the feast of Sts Peter and Paul the patrons of the Rome diocese - just as the Vatican sends a delegation to join the Orthodox leader on the feast of St Andrew the patron on Constantinople.
356 - May 2004 - Books: Why Must I Suffer?, by Francis Remler, Bill Muehlenberg
Father Remler provides concisely the traditional Christian understandings of suffering with a Catholic readership in mind.
357 - May 2004 - Books: Marriage and Family in the Biblical World, edited by Ken Campbell, Bill Muehlenberg
Jesus of course while affirming the traditional understanding of marriage and family did indicate that his followers comprise a much larger family that in some ways transcends the natural family unit.
358 - May 2004 - Letters: Personhood (letter), Dr Brian Pollard
The traditional view is that a person is a man woman or child of the human race.
359 - May 2004 - Poetry: Come As You Are (revised version), Bruce Dawe
Traditional reverence?
360 - May 2004 - Ethics: Denial of food and water to patients is 'genuine euthanasia': John Paul II, Michael Casanova
He also said that a softening of traditional ethical strictures could end up as a Trojan horse for euthanasia.
361 - Apr 2004 - Reflection: Right is right, even if nobody does it (G.K. Chesterton), Fr F.E. Burns
This is not about authorised changes its about revisionism of the Churchs traditional teachings of faith and morals.
362 - Apr 2004 - Whatever happened to reverence at Mass?, Matthew Greene
One is reminded of the words of the beautiful and traditional hymn to the Blessed Sacrament Jesus my Lord my God my all how can I love thee as I ought?
363 - Apr 2004 - Film Review: Mel Gibson's 'The Passion of the Christ': a contemporary masterpiece, David Schütz
Those who have been raised on the traditional Stations of the Cross rather than the reading of the Gospel accounts of the Passion may think that the three falls of Christ and Veronicas veil are all standard elements of the scriptural Via Crucis rather than time honoured traditions of the Church.
364 - Mar 2004 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Speaking at the annual Red Mass in Bostons Cathedral of the Holy Cross - a liturgy that invokes blessings on the legal community - the Archbishop called on the congregation to witness to the truth about marriage and defend traditional marriage.
365 - Feb 2004 - Books: The Rosary : Chain of Hope, by Benedict J. Groeschel CFR, Michael E. Daniel
Fr Groeschel brings as always his wide breadth of experience as a priest spiritual guide and writer to the reflections on each of the mysteries the fifteen traditional and five new Luminous Mysteries.
366 - Feb 2004 - Modern church design: 'Spank the architect!', Paul Mees
Fr Greeley who made a name in the 1970s advocating a liberal line on some doctrinal questions has re-emerged as a tub-thumping traditionalist about Catholic style.
367 - Dec 2003 - News: The Church Around the World
Worse they charged that elements within the BBC are simply hostile to religious belief and to any traditional sense of the sacred.
368 - Nov 2003 - Vocations: Missionaries of God's Love congregation flourishes in Canberra, Mary Pidcock
Young men are also attracted by the spirituality of the MGL which is a unique mix of old and new blending the traditional spiritual practices and ways of contemplation with charismatic worship.
369 - Oct 2003 - Orthodox US Catholic colleges and universities continue to flourish, Julia Duin
Increasing numbers of parents among the United States 63 million Catholics are turning their backs on the traditional powerhouse Catholic universities such as Notre Dame and Georgetown.
370 - Oct 2003 - Melbourne Archdiocese responds to John Paul II's Year of the Rosary, AD2000 Report
Pope John Paul II in his Apostolic Letter on the Rosary had created a new set of mysteries to be known as the Mysteries of Light which fill a gap in the traditional cycle between the Joyful and Sorrowful mysteries.
371 - Oct 2003 - Editorial: The role of the Catholic in public life, Peter Westmore
The Congregations statement was simply a reaffirmation of the Catholic Churchs traditional position on marriage: that it is a natural institution ordered by God for the good of society - including fathers mothers and their children - and that it is intended to be both exclusive and permanent.
372 - Sep 2003 - Letters: New Mass (letter), Philip Robinson
My first point was to try to correct a misunderstanding widely held by many Catholics both Traditional and Novus Ordo that the most important aspects of the Traditional Latin Mass are the Latin and/or the Gregorian Chant.
373 - Sep 2003 - Letters: Not closing ranks (letter), Alan Gill
Nigel Zimmermans article Orthodox Anglicans close ranks (July AD2000) raises valid points about the common ground between traditional (as opposed to modern) Anglo-Catholics and evangelical Anglicans of the conservative Sydney persuasion.
374 - Sep 2003 - Understanding the Catholic Liturgy since Vatican II, Dom Alcuin Reid OSB
Fourthly the celebration according to the traditional liturgical books from prior to the Council must be freely available to clergy and laity alike.
375 - Sep 2003 - Culture: Second 'Carnivale Christi' Catholic arts festival scheduled for Melbourne, Michael Gilchrist
As in 2002 the works presented will be drawn from traditional Catholic sources as well as contemporary works.
376 - Aug 2003 - Catalyst for Renewal Address: The legacy of Vatican II, Archbishop George Pell
Pope Paul VIs 1968 ruling which reaffirmed the traditional Church opposition to artificial contraception provoked massive public dissent whose consequences we are still experiencing.
377 - Jul 2003 - Letters: Catholic books (letter), F. Carleton
A special catalogue of traditional Catholic books is available.
378 - Jul 2003 - Letters: New Mass (letter), Peter D. Howard
While the Constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium permitted introduction of the vernacular it also called for the retention of Latin Gregorian chant and the traditional heritage of sacred music (Nos 36 114 116) and specifically decreed: Nevertheless care must be taken to ensure that the faithful may also be able to say or sing together in Latin those parts of the Ordinary of the Mass which pertain to them (54).
379 - Jul 2003 - Letters: Church design (letter), Michael Baradinsky
These traditional churches convey a sense of peace and belonging that you dont get in the new sterilised and stripped barns of today.
380 - Jul 2003 - Letters: Catholic heritage (letter), Sue Russell
A young newly married couple recently settled into their new home walked into their newly adopted parish church only to walk out again in search of a church that looks like a church - and many young couples seek traditional churches in which to get married.
381 - Jul 2003 - The concentration camp prisoner who became a Queensland priest, Warren Losberg
On 11 June 1990 the Traditional Latin Mass returned to Townsville and for the next twelve years Father Dlugaj celebrated it without fail at 11am each Sunday.
382 - Jul 2003 - Catholic Literature: Hilaire Belloc's 50th anniversary: is he 'yesterday's man'?, Br Christian Moe FSC
He was without embarrassment Europocentric in his values a product of and one of the last voices for the traditional common European heritage - Classical/Christian Renaissance.
383 - Jun 2003 - Letters: Latin Mass (letter), Philip Robinson
Unless circumstances otherwise dictate my wife and I only attend Mass according to the 1962 Missal - the Traditional Latin Mass - and have done so since 1988.
384 - May 2003 - Language: The forgotten language of adoration of God - through words and actions, Audrey English
The traditional way of beginning prayers - Almighty and eternal God - is to be restored in new translations of the Lectionary.
385 - May 2003 - Architecture: 'Re-ordered' and 'new' churches - symptoms of a wider spiritual malaise, Marie Cassey
But what of our children and our childrens children who lack a background to their Faith of a deep sense of reverence and the sacred atmosphere fostered by the traditional-style church with its rich legacy of religious art and revered objects?
386 - May 2003 - Surge in priestly vocations confounds secular culture, Joanne Grainger
As Colleen Carroll states in her book The New Faithful: Why Young Adults are Embracing Christian Orthodoxy a small but committed core of young Christians is internationally embracing organised religion and traditional morality - and in a culture where young adults are frequently told that no universal moral standards or religious truths exist many have begun to question that dictum and search for the truth that they believe is knowable.
387 - May 2003 - News: The Church Around the World
The Catholic Studies programs according to Briel have been influenced by Ex Corde Ecclesiae in which John Paul II stressed the importance of recovering the Catholic universitys traditional emphasis on the unity of knowledge and on the ultimate complementarity of faith and reason.
388 - Apr 2003 - Books: A Long Way From Rome, edited by Chris McGillion, John Barich
The cathartic effect of confession surely works better in the traditional way.
389 - Apr 2003 - Our Lady of Peace: one American parish's successful formula, Arthur J. Brew
They are strongly attracted by the reverent liturgy of Our Lady of Peace which is also the only church in the diocese where a Traditional Latin Mass is celebrated once a month.
390 - Apr 2003 - Film Review: Why 'Gangs of New York' misses the boat as history, William J. Stern
In truth the new nativists dont like the moral teachings of traditional Judeo-Christian religion and they want those teachings to disappear - regardless of how much that hurts America.
391 - Mar 2003 - Books: Life's Worth: The Case against Assisted Suicide, by Arthur Dyck, Bill Muehlenberg
Unfortunately the thinking of Mill and others has tended to win out over the traditional view.
392 - Dec 2002 - Archbishop Chaput: what makes a good leader?, Archbishop Charles J. Chaput
We are living in an environment where the traditional ideal of community - a group of people united in mutual concern around shared principles and hopes - is being replaced by a collection of individual appetites that are kept more or less constantly dissatisfied.
393 - Nov 2002 - Letters: Office of Bishop (letter), Fr Brendan T. Walters MSC
By applying words like re-examining revisiting or re-articulating to issues such as the ordination of women celibacy sexuality and homosexuality Bishop Power has called into question traditional Catholic teaching.
394 - Nov 2002 - Father Fessio: real US crisis is 'spiritual abuse', Karl Maurer
Faithful Catholics saw the cause of the sex abuse crisis as the rejection of the Churchs traditional teaching on sexual morality by American society including sadly most Catholics.
395 - Nov 2002 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Two years ago the diocese had one traditional college-age seminarian in its formation program.
396 - Oct 2002 - Letters: Church re-design (letter), Michael Barry
So instead of being gutted into a cold kennel the church has retained all its traditional Catholic beauty and icons that provide a warm uplifting sanctuary from the concrete and glass silos for all us city workers.
397 - Sep 2002 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Catholic World News Anglican women priests Survey shows dissent against Christian teachings widespread Female priests in the Church of England are more likely than their male counterparts to reject traditional Christian doctrines the London Times reported last month.
398 - Sep 2002 - Is the self-destruction of Anglicanism to continue?, Nigel Zimmerman
Speaking to Ugandan Anglicans this year he is on record as saying I wish I could say more wholeheartedly that I accept every aspect of the traditional teaching and that I accept personally every aspect of what the majority of people in my Church believe.
399 - Aug 2002 - Books: Dynamics Of World History, by Christopher Dawson, Michael Lynch
On a societal level an obsession with commercial values leads to the destruction of rural life which is a part of societys natural foundation and of traditional arts and crafts.
400 - Aug 2002 - Letters: Church architecture (letter), Tom King
After suffering for decades the progressive destruction of our fine and traditional church architecture and decoration I say bravo to Sidney Rofes article (July AD2000).
401 - Jul 2002 - Letters: Vatican II (letter), Peter D. Howard
Fr Harrison maintains that by including the footnotes the historical and literary context and the reasons given to the Council fathers for various amendments by the Theological Commission disputed passages are not really ambiguous but are traditional and orthodox.
402 - Jul 2002 - Letters: Missal translation (letter), Philip Robinson
This Novus Ordo Missal puts into the English language the Latin Traditional Missal with some deletions and additions.
403 - Jul 2002 - Letters: Women's Commission (letter), Gillian Gonzalez
Traditional collective terms should be retained in instances where their loss would compromise a clear notion of man as a unitary inclusive and corporate yet truly personal figure as expressed for example by the Hebrew term adam the Greek anthropos or the Latin homo.
404 - Jul 2002 - Vatican II, church architecture and "reform of the reform", Sidney Rofe
Icons of faith In many respects our traditional churches promote the idea of domus ecclesiae better than the new ones.
405 - Jul 2002 - Cardinal Avery Dulles: US Jesuits need 'wake-up call', Michael Gilchrist
The hierarchical Church is a rigid institution striving in vain to bring the behavior and ideas of its members into line with traditional orthodoxy.
406 - May 2002 - Books: The Forty Four: The Martyrs of the English College Rome, Christopher Quinn
This hand-crafted volume printed sewn and bound by monks is but one example of the renaissance of traditional monastic life taking place at Englands Farnborough Abbey.
407 - May 2002 - Letters: Harry Potter? (letter), John F. Doherty
The basic themes of Harry Potter etc do not come from the heart of traditional Western Christianity.
408 - May 2002 - US Jesuits' action against Father Fessio sparks worldwide protests, AD2000 Report
I am not a Catholic he added but I am a defender of classic liberal education and of the right of traditional religion to hold a place in such an education.
409 - May 2002 - Catholicism in Australia: facing the challenges of Western secularism, Archbishop George Pell
Religion traditionally attracts the wrong sort of people according to this mind set.
410 - Apr 2002 - Books: The Clash Of Orthodoxies: Law, Religion and Morality in Crisis, David R. Oakley
Rather they work from prejudices unthinkingly imported from their traditional religious beliefs into the political arena.
411 - Apr 2002 - Letters: Bare churches (letter), Ned Haliburton
Why are they being deprived of these visual aids to their traditional devotions?
412 - Apr 2002 - Letters: Reforming the reform (letter), Valentine Gallagher
Instead of the hoped-for renewal of the Church and of Catholic life we are now witnessing a dismantling of the traditional values and piety on which our faith rests (The Reform of the Roman Liturgy page 9).
413 - Apr 2002 - The Lord of The Rings, Harry Potter and Star Wars, Hal G.P. Colebatch
The revelation is made to him by his guide Gandalf (the embodiment of traditional values and wisdom) that he is the bearer of a special responsibility and is a person of greater importance than he had guessed (a spiritual being with a unique immortal soul).
414 - Mar 2002 - Letters: Human Rights (letter), Sr M.B. Eanswythe OSB
Such sentiments lend a false credibility to the belief that traditional Catholics have the defects of their virtues - that is firmly held religious beliefs go hand-in-hand with harsh judgments against disadvantaged people.
415 - Mar 2002 - Thoughts of a recent convert to Catholicism, Rett Peaden
This is what is meant by the three kings or astrologers traditionally representing the continents of Africa Europe and Asia bearing tribute to the seemingly simple Jewish child who is destined for greatness.
416 - Feb 2002 - Melbourne Archdiocese: positive trend in priestly vocations continues, Fr Paul Stuart
Where once traditional devotions such as the rosary or novenas were ridiculed they are now prayed with devotion - and not just by seminarians considered conservative.
417 - Feb 2002 - Archbishop Philip Wilson sets out his agenda for Adelaide, Michael Gilchrist
The triumphant air given the occasion by the presence of cardinals bishops and priests in great numbers plus the choice of traditional hymns created a welcome sense of reverence which transcended the secular ambience of the Entertainment Centre.
418 - Dec 2001 - Letters: Huge response, Dolores Lightbody
Just a short note to thank you for your support in publishing the review by John Miles on our recording of Traditional Catholic Hymns from the Great South Land of the Holy Spirit in your July issue.
419 - Nov 2001 - Books: 'The Glenstal Book Of Prayer: A Benedictine Prayer Book, Mary-Jane Donnellan
Some of the Ritual Prayers were written by St Ignatius of Loyola St Thomas Aquinas St Teresa of Avila and St John of the Cross while others are described as traditional.
420 - Nov 2001 - Books: 'The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Jewish Origins of Christianity', Carsten Theide, Anthony Cappello
Some have also argued that the delay in translating the scrolls was due to a Catholic cover-up as the scrolls would undermine traditional Christianity.
421 - Oct 2001 - Books: 'Apologetics and Catholic Doctrine', Archbishop Sheehan, Fr Peter Joseph, Br Christian Moe FSC
In the view of the reviewer this book is all the more necessary or at the very least highly useful because of the current tendency to move away from the traditional Catholic concept of faith as an intellectual virtue in the direction of conceiving faith as trust and emotional assurance: there is today much fideism especially among earnest souls who may not know the word.
422 - Oct 2001 - Letters: True picture (letter), Christine Slagter
The article states: BECs break away from the traditional formal structure of the parish church with its parish council and instead rely on making and keeping contact with and building communities around all Catholics in an area whether or not they attend Mass.
423 - Oct 2001 - Archbishop George Pell: 'The strong family is a religious family', Archbishop George Pell
He cited the research of Michael Gove a Eurosceptic editor at the Times who drew a connection between the way the French have worked to preserve the traditional breadwinner role for men and the way the English have undermined this role through radical market reforms.
424 - Sep 2001 - Letters: More on Marins (letter), Peter Finlayson
Our missionary effort can have even greater impact on society in general if strategically targeted to the various levels of government by lobbying the decision-makers in favour of legislation based on traditional Christian moral values.
425 - Sep 2001 - The John Paul II Cultural Centre opens in Washington DC, Alex Sidhu
Opened in March 2001 by US President George Bush and the Popes personal delegate Cardinal Edmund Casimir Szoka the Centre seeks to inspire a new evangelisation by presenting the heritage and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church through using the best of cutting-edge technology and tried and true conventional approaches traditionally used by museums and galleries.
426 - Sep 2001 - Editorial: A letter from the Publisher, Peter Westmore
Modern Western culture - as expressed in the press on film and TV in popular music and through the Internet - usually reflects these values and to that extent undermines traditional values and beliefs.
427 - Aug 2001 - Letters: Radical feminists (letter), Dr T.R. White
Let us not ignore the orthodox and traditional parish the tried and the true for the BEC priestless parish which is the goal of the radical feminists.
428 - Jul 2001 - Music: From the Great South Land of the Holy Spirit:, John Miles
From the Great South Land of the Holy Spirit: A Heritage of Traditional Catholic Hymns by the Cantabile Singers (The Cantabile Singers Inc Brisbane 2000 CDs or tapes $20.
429 - Jul 2001 - Letters: Ambiguities (letter), Philip Robinson
The ambiguous nature of the conciliar texts thus provides support both for a novel and a traditional interpretation and generates a whole hermeneutical enterprise of such importance that we cannot but make a brief reference to it here.
430 - Jul 2001 - Archbishop Carnley: controversial Primate, Dr Ian Spry QC
Of course the subversion by Carnley of traditional Church moral teachings in this case can if successful be followed by further subversions of other teachings as they appear convenient from time to time.
431 - Jul 2001 - Carnivale Christi: an inspiring display of Christian culture, Angela Smith
Byzantine Russian Syriac and Maronite chants were among the distinguishing features of these evenings with the Choir of the Holy Rood from the Maternal Heart of Mary Traditional Latin Mass Community performing Gregorian chant under the direction of Stephen Smith.
432 - Jul 2001 - Education: National Catholic Education Conference: but who chose the guest speakers?, Michael Gilchrist
The Statement of Conclusions might refer to a crisis in Christology involving a blurring of the divinity or of the unique salvific role of Christ but Fr OMurchu recommends a whole new appraisal of some traditional religious doctrines .
433 - Jun 2001 - Anglican defence of Catholic inter-Communion ban, Fr Geoffrey Kirk
It would of course be hard to imagine an attitude to sacraments more radically at variance with the traditional teaching of the Catholic Church.
434 - Jun 2001 - News: The Church Around the World
Archbishop Hickey said that with the expansion of the Archdiocese deacons could share in the ministerial workload of priests and bishops in all three of the traditional duties proper to Holy Orders - preaching sanctifying and administration and particularly in works of charity.
435 - Jun 2001 - Archbishop Pell installed in Sydney, Michael Gilchrist
The appointment should also serve to unify Australias two largest archdioceses and put an end to any remnants of their traditional rivalry.
436 - May 2001 - Reflection: 'Blessed are the poor in spirit', Fr Ian Falconer SJ
Not only does this confirm the traditional view that the Gospels were composed in the life-time of the apostles who had lived with Our Lord for more than two years it also accounts for some of the differences in parallel passages of the Gospels.
437 - May 2001 - Books: 'Prayers From The Heart: for the Feasts of the Year', Joanna Bogle, Mary-Jane Donnellan
As a family or alone we are invited to enter into the traditional prayers of St Francis of Assisi St Augustine John Henry Newman Wordsworth and others and be drawn into a time of personal reflection.
438 - May 2001 - A Melbourne artist's labour of love, Michael Gilchrist
Some sacred art works - modern or traditional - are needed to inspire you.
439 - May 2001 - Why John Henry Newman converted to Catholicism, Michael Davies
He is President of Una Voce a worldwide body that promotes the cause of the traditional Latin Mass.
440 - May 2001 - News: The Church Around the World
During a press conference there when questioned about the talks with the traditionalist group he replied I wish I hope and I pray that this wound will be healed.
441 - Apr 2001 - US parishioners more outspoken about church "renovations", Zenit News Service
Barbara Shimmons always dreamed of being married in the traditionally stylish St Francis Xavier Church in Petoskey Michigan.
442 - Mar 2001 - Letters: G.K. Chesterton (letter), Nancy McKelson
The new Secretary Rob Denahy of Kellyville NSW is enthusiastic about promoting more traditional ideas and helping to counteract many of modern societys accepted errors.
443 - Mar 2001 - Letters: Old liturgical books (letter), Frank Carleton
For a catalogue with details about these and many other traditional Catholic publications please send a SAE (45c) to F.
444 - Mar 2001 - How monastic life can reinvigorate the Church, Fr Peter Knowles OP
Within the milieu of the American Greek Catholic churches there is a growing number of houses dedicated to the traditional pattern of the Eastern monastic rule in all its uncluttered simplicity.
445 - Mar 2001 - Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter ordinations
On the tenth anniversary of the promulgation of the document Ecclesia Dei Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith remarked on the great number of priestly and religious vocations that have come from communities attached to the traditional Latin liturgy founded as a result of that document.
446 - Mar 2001 - ACU theology: how orthodox, how accountable?, Michael Gilchrist
These approaches will not focus on the traditional God problem.
447 - Mar 2001 - Seminary numbers up in orthodox US dioceses, Michael S. Rose
Other dioceses such as Denver and Atlanta have turned their vocation programs around by actively supporting orthodox vocations and promoting fidelity to Church teaching while emphasising the traditional role of the priest as defined by the Church.
448 - Mar 2001 - New cardinals to continue John Paul II's agenda, AD2000 Report
A number of the appointees were archbishops who had recently succeeded to sees traditionally governed by cardinals e.
449 - Feb 2001 - New patterns of religious vocations in France
However traditional orders such as the Franciscans and Dominicans still had a great future since they have seen a resurgence of vocations.
450 - Feb 2001 - Books: 'The Sacred Liturgy', 'Discovering the Mass', by a Benedictine monk, Christopher Quinn
It then offers a rich historical and spiritual commentary on the (traditional) Order of Mass.
451 - Feb 2001 - Letters: Christian art (letter), Kim Portelli
Together with my 21-year-old sister we have begun our own business - Christian Art and Wisdom and Other Fine Things - whose main aim is to promote high quality traditional religious art media and the family.
452 - Feb 2001 - Letters: Consecrated life (letter), Sr Mary Augustine Lane OP
Certainly I as a seasoned religious who has been engaged for the past twenty years in the (relatively straightforward) process of re-founding the life of a community within a traditional time-tested and Church-approved charism would not be looking for such a responsibility.
453 - Feb 2001 - Letters: Feminist book (letter)
The feminist quest for the Goddess and for wholeness outside traditional sexist worship have empowered my own spiritual journey profoundly.
454 - Feb 2001 - The "priest shortage": natural or artificial?, Larry A. Carstens
Rapid growth Moreover those religious orders that are known for their traditionalism and discipline are attracting many young applicants and growing rapidly while those which appear stuck in the Sixties with a feminist/liberal ideology are declining and dying out.
455 - Feb 2001 - New RE texts launched in Melbourne's Catholic schools, Michael Gilchrist
From Grade Three onwards a more cognitive emphasis begins with a focussed approach integrating and reconciling the three major methods of religious education of the mid-late 20th century: the traditional doctrinal approach the kerygmatic (scriptural and liturgical) approach of the late 1950s and 1960s and the life-situation or existential approach of the late 1960s and 1970s.
456 - Dec 2000 - The 'new breed' of orthodox seminarians, Carter H. Griffin
Traditional theology Additionally I do not presume to speak definitively for my seminarian contemporaries.
457 - Dec 2000 - ACU - when will the 'Statement of Conclusions' be implemented?, Michael Gilchrist
According to The Australian a proposal by one of ACUs pro-vice-chancellors (academic) to introduce some core units that stressed ethics social justice spirituality and the more traditional areas of theology and philosophy prompted a backlash from staff concerned that the university was becoming too religious and that it would be dragged into the politicised culture war associated with Melbournes Catholic Archbishop George Pell.
458 - Nov 2000 - Irish missionary sisters combat AIDS in Africa
Loss of traditional values She adds: There are many reasons why AIDS has spread so much in Africa but mainly it is because of a loss of traditional cultural values.
459 - Nov 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
In response to a number of points made during the audience the Cardinal said he considered the traditional Latin Mass to be a great treasure of the Church.
460 - Oct 2000 - How orthodox are Australian Catholic University's professorial staff?, Eamonn Keane
Traditional Church teaching on mortal sin is he suggests implausible.
461 - Oct 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
The differences between the present Missal published in 1970 and the new one include the addition of several saints feasts throughout the year as well as the enrichment of seasons especially Lent with traditional prayers.
462 - Oct 2000 - 'Dominus Jesus' reaffirms Catholic Church's claims to truth, AD2000 Report
Many people today he observed view the Churchs traditional claim to be the unique and universal means to salvation as a bit of fundamentalism which is an attack on the modern spirit and a menace to toleration and liberty.
463 - Aug 2000 - Church of England to consider women bishops, Zenit News Service
Opposition in the Church to women bishops is weaker now than it was earlier to women priests because most of the traditional factions who remained in the Church find it illogical to have one without the other.
464 - Jul 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
Choir directors and music ministers now have a list of 360 songs from which to choose with a heavy emphasis on the traditional.
465 - Jun 2000 - Shedding further light on the English Reformation under Edward VI, Michael Daniel
What was particularly offensive to such commentators about the Edwardian adventure was that it was a religious revolution demolishing the traditional Church in order to rebuild another (p.
466 - Jun 2000 - How Catholics can help rebuild Christian culture, Archbishop Charles J. Chaput
Today in the United States only one in four families can be described as intact and traditional - in other words two parents single income with children living at home.
467 - Jun 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
The Priestly Fraternity whose mission is to preserve the traditional Latin liturgy of the Roman Rite has experienced substantial growth since its foundation in 1988 following Pope John Paul IIs Ecclesia Dei decree.
468 - May 2000 - Books: 'The Wisdom of Adrian Fortescue' ed. Michael Davies, Michael Daniel
Davies is a Welsh Catholic writer and President of Una Voce (an international organisation seeking to facilitate celebrations of the traditional Mass) whose works are largely concerned with the traditional rite of Mass.
469 - May 2000 - Letters: Mixed marriages (letter), John Schmidt
The Catechism on the other hand basically restates the Churchs traditional reserve on mixed marriages.
470 - Apr 2000 - Indulgences and the Millennium Jubilee Year, Neil Coup
In this same document Pope Paul VI also revised the practical application of the traditional doctrine in order to emphasise that the Churchs object was not merely to help the faithful to make due satisfaction for their sins but chiefly to induce them to a greater fervour of charity.
471 - Apr 2000 - Fraternity of St Peter in Melbourne Archdiocese, Michael Daniel
The Fraternity is establishing a foundation in Melbourne at the invitation of Archbishop George Pell to minister to those who wish to exercise their rightful aspiration of attending Mass and the other sacraments in the Traditional Roman Rite.
472 - Apr 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
Chaput of Denver stated on 1 March that preserving the status of traditional marriage as a union between a man and a woman is a matter of cultural survival.
473 - Mar 2000 - Reflection: Does Lent retain its spiritual meaning today?, Mary Kenny
I guess gays have just as much a right as anyone else to enjoy the traditional Shrove Tuesday celebration which has been part of the universal Catholic culture but I find it incongruous to be told how absolutely fabulous Sydney Mardi Gras is by a secular ignoramus who has no notion that it is the revel before the shriving.
474 - Mar 2000 - New York Scripture seminar affirms reliability of New Testament, Eamonn Keane
A published collection of the papers presented at the New York seminar could prove a valuable contribution to the cause of orthodox biblical scholarship not to mention the defence of traditional Christian beliefs.
475 - Feb 2000 - Reflection: Private revelations: "Keep to what is countenanced by the Church", Fr Peter Joseph
The abundance of alleged messages and revelations in the past thirty years makes ever more necessary the traditional caution and discernment of spirits.
476 - Feb 2000 - Lay teachers: backbone of the Catholic system, Tom Kendell
She was a strong supporter of family values and the traditional role of parents.
477 - Feb 2000 - Defending the faith against secularism and relativism, Bishop Kevin Manning
homosexuality and making it appear acceptable to traditional Catholic teaching.
478 - Feb 2000 - The comunità: a new form of monastic life for Australia, Peter Westmore
Its founder has said When from the beginning of our movement we have said that we wish to affirm the importance of contemplative values we do not mean the contemplative life in the traditional form in which we neither can nor even should live.
479 - Dec 1999 - Church art and architecture: 'sacramental role' is central, Msgr M. Francis Mannion
While no traditionalist himself he nevertheless presents the case for a more traditional approach to church art and architecture.
480 - Dec 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
The Irish Catholic Fraternity of St Peter Foundation in Melbourne approved On 26 October 1999 the Fraternity of St Peter whose priests celebrate the traditional Latin Mass was formally invited into the Archdiocese of Melbourne.
481 - Nov 1999 - Religious Education: 'Gospel of life' in Melbourne's new RE curriculum, Msgr Peter J. Elliott
We need to teach children the traditional ascending hierarchy of being - mineral vegetable animal human the beautiful creation set out in the Catechism of the Catholic Church nos.
482 - Nov 1999 - Piers Paul Read on the future of the Church, Piers Paul Read
The Mass even now says Save us Lord from damnation but even in the most traditional churches you very rarely hear a sermon about damnation.
483 - Nov 1999 - New international Catholic university opens Internet campus, AD2000 Report
The aim of ICU is to make the Catholic intellectual cultural and literary patrimony available to those unable to attend a traditional campus.
484 - Aug 1999 - Reflection: Hymn In honour of Our Lady's Assumption, Fr Ramsey Williams SSC
It was a logical culmination of the traditional belief and teaching of Catholics through the centuries.
485 - Aug 1999 - The pipe organ and Catholic liturgy: an expression of Church teaching, Jeremy Fletcher
The Second Vatican Council affirmed the use of the pipe organ in the Church: In the Latin Church the pipe organ is to be held in high esteem for it is the traditional musical instrument and one that adds a wonderful splendour to the Churchs ceremonies and powerfully lifts up mans mind to God and to heavenly things (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy n 120).
486 - Aug 1999 - Archbishop Pell celebrates traditional Latin Mass in St Patrick's Cathedral, Gerard McManus
For the first time in nearly three decades an Australian bishop has celebrated the Traditional Roman rite of the Mass in his own cathedral.
487 - Aug 1999 - Cardinal Basil Hume (1923-1999), Archbishop of Westminster, R.I.P., Christopher Quinn
He allowed the Traditional Mass and visited the Brompton Oratory celebrating Mass according to their customs.
488 - Aug 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
From 1958 until three years ago (when he suffered a disabling stroke) Maxwell had gained an international profile as an authority in Catholic liturgical music notably 16th century polyphony and traditional Gregorian Chant for which the Choir has become renowned.
489 - Jul 1999 - Liturgy: An American parish's formula for success, Judy Trajanyi
When change swept through other churches in the Toledo Catholic Diocese after the Second Vatican Council St Josephs retained its traditional flavour says the current parish priest Fr Stephen Majoros.
490 - Jul 1999 - Religious education reform in the Melbourne Archdiocese under attack, John S. Webster
He describes this as terrible stuff and a narrow interpretation of Jesus role as redeemer; - the traditional understanding of Redemption (the belief that Christ died to redeem mankind from its sins) consigns Christianity to the museum.
491 - Jul 1999 - Statement of Conclusions: a 'politically correct' interpretation, Pastor Agnosticus
- WRONG We as persons in full-time ministry responsible for gathering the Christian assembly for song and praise invite all Australians including those of non-traditional lifestyle options and women of colour as well to reflect prayerfully on the benefits of continuing to make appropriate use of the creeds which form such a beautiful part of the tapestry of our wisdom tradition.
492 - Jul 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
This number is higher than figures for such traditionally Catholic countries as Poland (6954) Mexico (6849) and Brazil (6805).
493 - Jun 1999 - The challenge for religious educators in a secular culture, Archbishop Charles J. Chaput
As we drift away from our traditional religious moorings we become more and more relativist in our judgment and less and less able to understand truth as something permanent and objective - that unique thing outside ourselves which is the foundation of human character.
494 - Jun 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
The universitys administration said the firings were due to budgetary constraints but student groups said the dismissals were really an attempt to curtail traditional religious devotion.
495 - May 1999 - Association of Catholic Families: meeting challenges to today's family, Chris and Mary Clare Meney
Many of the forums which comment on the current situation affecting the traditional family speak of it as under challenge or of it being severely tested by a society which is often at war with its values.
496 - May 1999 - US Dominican nun brings the 'New Cosmology' to New Zealand, Bernard Moran
Fr Berry argues that traditional Catholic redemptive theology contributes to a homocentric view of the earth obscuring St Pauls idea that in Christ all things hold together.
497 - May 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
On 19 April pilgrims participated in John Paul IIs traditional Vatican audience followed by Mass celebrated in the Roman Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls.
498 - Apr 1999 - Why modern Biblical scholarship affirms the Resurrection, Richard Dunstan
They too paint non-traditional pictures of the real Jesus and question many details of the Gospel accounts.
499 - Feb 1999 - Liturgy: Cardinal Ratzinger on the old and the new Mass, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger
On 23-26 October 1998 the tenth anniversary of Pope John Paul IIs motu proprio Ecclesia Dei was celebrated in Rome by thousands of supporters of the traditional Latin Mass (Missal of 1962).
500 - Feb 1999 - 'Absolute Truth': another media 'job' on the Catholic Church, Michael Gilchrist
Catholics in Pope Pauls modern Church according to Stourton hoped the spirit of revolution behind the Council would impact on the traditional teaching on contraception too.
501 - Feb 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
The new president is known for his strong pro-life positions and traditional views on Church doctrines and disciplines.
502 - Feb 1999 - John Paul II throws down the gauntlet to Australia's bishops, AD2000 Report
The Sacrament of Penance was of particular concern: Energetic efforts are to be made to avoid any risk that this traditional practice of the Sacrament of Penance individual confession fall into disuse .
503 - Dec 1998 - John Paul II's new encyclical 'Faith and Reason' analysed, Hayden Ramsay
He believes it is the duty of Asian African and other Christians to investigate the resources of traditional philosophies in their own regions as ways of expressing their faith - so long as doing so does not conflict with perennial Catholic truths or contradict our rich Greco-Latin inheritance.
504 - Sep 1998 - Books: Why Christianity must Change or Die, by Bishop John Selby Spong, Frank Mobbs
59) (as he thinks traditional Christians believe).
505 - Sep 1998 - Archbishop Pell: 'Humanae Vitae' teachings 'are not an optional extra', Michael Gilchrist
There was nothing unusual about Catholics ignoring Church teaching since the Churchs teaching on contraception was no more unpopular than the traditional Christian teaching against pre-marital and extra-marital sex.
506 - Aug 1998 - Australian Rosary tape's success story, Colleen McGuiness-Howard
A success story to rival that of the recent Faith of Our Fathers recordings of traditional Catholic hymns made in Ireland has now emerged from Western Australia in the form of a rosary tape.
507 - Aug 1998 - Pope's new Apostolic Letter puts theological dissenters on notice
Cardinal Ratzingers commentary noted that the Popes letter reaffirmed the three traditional levels of Church teaching and the type of assent required by each.
508 - Jul 1998 - Inclusive language: 'eventually all nonsense implodes upon itself', Gerald Wilson
Grammatical rules This trend even extends to well known traditional maxims.
509 - Jun 1998 - John Henry Newman on liturgical tradition, Cardinal John Henry Newman
He uses the opportunity to emphasise the importance of holding onto traditional liturgical practices and to point out the likely consequences of discarding or changing them abruptly for whatever apparently sound reasons.
510 - Mar 1998 - Reflection: Young Catholics: why 'updating' the Church will not bring them back, Rocco Loiacono
Young Catholics need to be taught from the very outset about the meaning and importance of the sacraments the fundamental doctrines the Churchs traditional prayers (including the Rosary) and the lives of the saints.
511 - Aug 1997 - Editorial: Mannix: A Monument to a Leader, Michael Gilchrist
On the other side there are those who hold to the traditional Catholic position that in matters of doctrine or morals where the Church chooses to exercise its full authority through its established organs whether the Catholic decides to accept what is given as given by God is the test of whether he or she is a Catholic.
512 - Jul 1997 - Books: 'Banished Camelots: Recollections of a Catholic Childhood', by John Redrup, Br Christian Moe FSC
Testimony What is encouraging in this comforting book is that we have testimony from a man (whose claims to be heard given his personal and professional attainments are impressive) that the traditional Catholic institutions should not be judged and condemned for the scandal attaching to the comparatively few who have fallen short of their Institutes highest ideals; and that the achievements of yesterdays Catholic men and women - whether ordained religious or lay - should be adequately memorialised and held in perpetual honour.
513 - Jul 1997 - Which Catholic women will the Australian bishops listen to?, Michael Gilchrist
Family concerns At the Ballarat hearing in fact in contrast to other centres a majority of the presentations was devoted to concerns about the traditional family the role of women as mothers and nurturers and their complementary role with men in the Church.
514 - May 1997 - Education: Catholic schools problems can be solved, Tom Kendell
We need an overhaul of the Catholic education bureaucracy; it is very expensive; and it is too removed from grassroots and traditional Catholic education.
515 - Mar 1997 - Brisbane's Banyo seminary: zero recruits is 'not a cause for alarm', Michael Gilchrist
At the same time the small diocese of Wagga Wagga (NSW) begins 1997 with at least 17 diocesan students for the priesthood at its more traditionally run seminary plus three studying in Rome.
516 - Mar 1997 - Editorial: On being - and not being - a Catholic, B.A. Santamaria
A significant proportion of theologians has devoted the last twenty-five years not to fighting the battle for Christian truth against scientific materialism but to attacking the Pope and a variety of traditional teachings.
517 - Feb 1997 - Euthanasia and the religion of self, Audrey English
In order to make the culture of death appear positive a whole language has been developed - a language in which traditional terms are used with different meanings in a way akin to Orwells Newspeak - as with the pro-abortion lobbys talk of choice.
518 - Feb 1997 - The Catholic Church in Singapore: why is it strong and healthy?, Michael Barr
Each Sunday Mass is accompanied by a 30-strong choir singing a mixture of traditional and modern hymns.
519 - Feb 1997 - 'Catholic Church Life Survey': 250,000 parishioners polled, Michael Gilchrist
Some of the older and/or more traditional parishioners may have been put out by having to respond to the following kinds of questions or statements especially if the exercise was not explained clearly in advance: Which of the following comes closest to what you believe about the Virgin Birth?
520 - Oct 1996 - How the new Catechism can impact on the secular culture, Archbishop Barry J. Hickey
Neither can we presume that civil legislation will support the traditional Catholic teachings.
521 - Jul 1996 - Father Joseph Fessio's lecture tour of Australia, Mark First
After two years at USF he founded on campus the St Ignatius Institute to offer a traditional Jesuit liberal arts education to the Universitys students along with an affirmative approach to Church teachings.
522 - Jun 1996 - Michael Davies' Australia / NZ tour - The Catholic liturgy: where is it headed?, Michael Gilchrist
Michael Davies is the President of Una Voce an international organisation which meets in Rome and is dedicated to fostering the celebration of the traditional Latin Mass worldwide within the limits prescribed by the present Pope.
523 - Jun 1996 - McBrien's 'Catholicism': what the US Bishops criticised
Modern thought becomes the prism through which tradition must be viewed and judged with the implication that traditional doctrines are soon to be superseded.
524 - Apr 1996 - Vatican II, 1962-1965 - The next 30 years: to bring about a Catholic revival, Fr John Parsons
Up to 1958 Roman authority as noted in part one of this article upheld substantially traditional positions on all questions.
525 - Mar 1996 - Examining the impact of Vatican II after 30 years, Fr John Parsons
Fr John Parsons who is in charge of the Canberra-Goulburn Archdioceses traditional Latin Mass congregation at St Brigids Dickson ACT is a regular contributor to the religious and secular press.
526 - Mar 1996 - Editorial: The problem is belief, B.A. Santamaria
As Professor Geza Vermes believes - logically for a Jew - Christ would remain what he is already in their minds - a traditional Jewish holy man with his own particular emphases.
527 - Oct 1995 - Lord Ripon (1828-1909) - I - How to base political life on Christian principles, Fr John Parsons
When this dogmatic and traditional core of Christianity was confronted with the facts of Church history whether patristic or medieval and with the need to take a more balanced view of human culture and human nature than Calvinism could integrate many Evangelicals turned to a more Catholic vision of a continuous visible and sacramental Church.
528 - Aug 1995 - Fr Paul Collins: seeking a new green constituency?, Michael Gilchrist
Apart from making no practical difference to the admitted environmental problems it will further the alienation of young people from the Church and traditional Christianity; and it will further indoctrinate Catholic students into accepting uncritically the specious dark greenie agenda.
529 - Jul 1995 - Understanding the terms of the euthanasia debate, Peter Coghlan
Burden of suffering Non-Christians may respect these views but insist that since they do not share them they should not be expected to find meaning and nobility in suffering where for them there is none to be found; nor should they be required to hold to a traditional understanding of compassion as the sharing of the burden of suffering - as opposed to its total relief through euthanasia - when that understanding is rooted in the specifically Christian idea of a fellowship of healing love.
530 - May 1995 - Lincoln, Nebraska: how a Catholic diocese was built
is traditional Catholicism as alive as in the small mid-Western Diocese of Lincoln Nebraska.
531 - Apr 1995 - New Melbourne R.E. Guidelines: an improvement on the old, Michael Gilchrist
The traditional prayers and devotions of the Church - the Rosary Stations of the Cross Novenas Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Liturgy of the Hours - are given prominence while memorisation of key prayers is provided for at different levels.
532 - Mar 1995 - Leonid Federov (1879-1935): Russian Catholicism - a brave vision unfulfilled, Fr Peter Knowles OP
He immersed himself in the traditional way of oriental monasticism: the celebrating of Church services by day and night reading and manual work of some kind.
533 - Feb 1995 - Education: How to keep Catholic schools 'Catholic', Tom Kendell
It is quite appalling that today this traditional view of the purpose of the Catholic school has so few supporters.
534 - Dec 1994 - RE syllabus based on new Catechism: Wagga Wagga diocese sets pace for Australia, Bishop George Pell
Each unit can be constructed from a mixed bag of 10 Resources which include the traditional sources of catechesis - Scripture doctrine liturgy prayer etc as well as other resources e.
535 - Dec 1994 - Many vocations: empty seminaries, Fr Timothy E. Deeter
One is not free to practise traditional devotions unharrassed.
536 - Nov 1994 - Vatican moves to save high altars: a bit late in the day, Simon Matthews
This seemingly irresistible urge to remove traditional high altars from churches as appears to be the case with St Francis is usually based on what are purported to be the liturgical reforms mandated by the Second Vatican Council.
537 - Oct 1994 - An Australian's impressions of an orthodox U.S. Catholic college, Renee Ryan
The traditional red New England barn has been converted inside into a chapel kitchen cafeteria and several offices and classrooms while the stately old white farm house serves as the administration building.
538 - Oct 1994 - An Anglican Bishop responds to Bishop Spong - defending Christian revelation, Bishop David Silk (Anglican Bishop of Ballarat)
How curious for a bishop for one who is to be the focus of unity and love to be the guardian of the faith the teacher and pastor of the people to find that he must so radically depart from the traditional position of the Church in her understanding of Scripture that he is saying one of two things: either that God has kept the truth hidden and has now revealed it to an intellectual elite or that humanity is discovering a whole new way of understanding the source of the documents.
539 - Sep 1994 - Gregorian Chant makes a comeback, Simon Matthews
While Solesmes has adapted the chant to the Novus Ordo Missal of Paul VI one of its daughter houses the French Abbey of Notre-Dame of Fontgombault has retained the traditional Missal and thereby maintained the chant in its liturgical entirety.
540 - Aug 1994 - How dissent operates in the Church, Bishop George Pell
Claim that the Pope is divisive (or the Catechism is) when traditional truths are restated.
541 - Aug 1994 - Bishop Spong at Australian Catholic University - Why?, Michael Gilchrist
Editor of The Month (a leading British Jesuit publication) and Lecturer in Systematic Theology at Heythrop College reached similar conclusions in an April 1994 review: The editors of HarperCollins must have ordered a crate of champagne when they heard that the mighty Spong mind was at work dismantling traditional Christian belief in the Resurrection.
542 - Jun 1994 - Fr Hubert Jedin's 1968 'Letter to the German Bishops', Fr Hubert Jedin
is not just something asked only by older and so-called traditional Catholics but comes from the very core of sincere and genuine believers.
543 - Apr 1994 - Making sense of 'Veritatis Splendor', Bishop Kevin Manning
Acknowledging that honest attempts have been made since Vatican II to renew moral theology Pope John Paul II notes that doubts and various objections about the Churchs moral teaching have arisen and there has been a general and systematic calling into question of traditional moral doctrine on the basis of anthropological and ethical concepts e.
544 - Mar 1994 - Books: 'Commentary on the Catechism of the Catholic Church', Michael Gilchrist
Lane with unconscious irony having faulted the Catechism for its hard-to-read traditional language proceeds to chastise it for lacking modern conceptualities such as the turn to the subject and historical consciousness the framework of modernity process thought and the emerging reconstructed post-Modern ecological frameworks and calls for new languages of faith such as the existential the experiential the anthropological shared praxis narrative and story variety .
545 - Feb 1994 - Can liturgical 'reform' be reformed?, Simon Matthews
Gambers conclusions speak for themselves: Obviously the reformers wanted a completely new liturgy a liturgy that differed from the traditional one in spirit as well as in form; and in no way a liturgy that represented what the Council Fathers had envisioned i.
546 - Feb 1994 - The state of Catholicism after 'Veritatis Splendor', B.A. Santamaria
It is no longer a matter of limited and occasional dissent but of an overall general and systematic calling into question traditional moral doctrine .
547 - Nov 1993 - Brompton Oratory, London: Keeping Catholic tradition alive, Simon Matthews
The Fathers of the Oratory need not trouble: they have maintained the traditional practice of celebrating Mass facing the altar with the people and have had the courage of their convictions.
548 - Nov 1993 - In the aftermath of 'Veritatis Splendor', B.A. Santamaria
Is modification of the traditional teaching a fair price to pay for the liberation of women and for their control over their own bodies the central questions for the feminists?
549 - Sep 1993 - Archbishop Hickey's Pastoral Letter - 'Humanae Vitae' 25th anniversary, Archbishop Barry J. Hickey
Exactly twenty-five years ago on 25 July 1968 Pope Paul VI issued his Encyclical Letter Humanae Vitae in which he presented a glowing vision of Christian marriage and affirmed the Churchs traditional teaching on artificial contraception.
550 - Sep 1993 - Lincoln, Nebraska - how to fill seminaries with vocations, Fr T.I. Thorburn
These Sisters wear a traditional religious habit and are primarily involved in the teaching apostolate.
551 - Jul 1993 - Why 'inclusive' language adds up to bad English, David Frost
The push for language revision originated outside the Church in the feminist movement but has now been taken up by sympathetic churchmen who have responded to the charge that traditional Christianity has not accorded women an equal role.
552 - Jul 1993 - U.S. Bishop solves vocations crisis, Michael Gilchrist
It seems that those who are most willing to serve and make a commitment to the clergy have a traditional view of the Church says Young a Mormon who conducted a major study on the Catholic priesthood in the early 1980s.
553 - May 1993 - 'The Catechism of the Catholic Church': Confronting the post-Christian world, B.A. Santamaria
The entire traditional Catholic moral code not merely in the field of sexual morality but with reference to that of financial morality as well is to be found in its pages.
554 - Mar 1993 - The Myth of Latin America's 'Basic Christian Communities', Paul Gray
That Church was in the 60s and remains today predominantly non-political and faithful to the doctrinal content of traditional Roman Catholicism.
555 - Feb 1993 - The dimming of the 'vision splendid': religious life in distress, Sr Mary Augustine Lane OP
They seek to defend their integrity by holding to more traditional values and lifestyles.
556 - Nov 1992 - Editorial: Turning the Faith inside out, B.A. Santamaria
In short the only way of dealing with traditional Catholic beliefs institutions and practices is to turn them inside out.
557 - Jun 1992 - Monika Hellwig visits Australia, Michael Gilchrist
This book bears no imprimatur while its author in the manner of Fr Richard McBriens Catholicism - a book which the Australian Bishops warned against in 1980 - presents approvingly the speculations of numbers of modern theologians and urges acceptance of theories which deny for instance the authority and infallibility of the Church the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist that revelation was completed with the Apostles the doctrine of original sin Church teachings on grace and the person of Jesus Christ in his divine and human natures while some traditional norms of morality are to be considered only as guidelines to be disregarded according to the demands of a particular situation.
558 - May 1992 - Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy: has ecumenism lost its way?, Fr Peter Knowles OP
Traditional Orthodox countries have been considered missionary territories by the Vatican and proselytism is practised with all the methods that have been condemned and rejected for decades by all Christians.
559 - Apr 1992 - Problems of modern Biblical scholarship, B.A. Santamaria
Traditionally the Protestant position has treated the Bible as the sole rule of Faith.
560 - Feb 1992 - Authority - Yes, Authoritarianism - No, David Quinn
its affirmation of traditional Church teachings.
561 - Dec 1991 - Editorial: Can the internal schism be solved?, B.A. Santamaria
The consequences of the dismantling of traditional Christian teaching on matters of sexual morality - the universal plague of AIDS and other sexually-transmitted diseases - ought to have indicated that the simple biological facts tell as strongly in favour of the traditional Christian moral cod as the theological arguments.
562 - Nov 1991 - Editorial: When television told the truth, B.A. Santamaria
Having apparently been corrupted by centuries of male domination the traditional teachings were in need of re-interpretation.
563 - Oct 1991 - France and the revival of traditional Catholicism, Dr Geoffrey Hull
recently returned from six weeks in Europe during which time he visited several traditionalist centres in France and Italy.
564 - Aug 1991 - New Zealand Catholicism to put on Maori clothing?, John Kennedy OBE
Traditional Maori imagery and patterns of speech will be brought into the life of the Church along with new hymns.
565 - May 1991 - Why the 'new' catechetics is flawed, Sr Mary Augustine Lane OP
The Sunday Mass attendance among students seemed to be quite low despite the heavy concentration in the school of ethnic groups whose families held to traditional religious values and practice and were not over-materialistic.
566 - Feb 1991 - Robert Hugh Benson - Christianity and Modernism, Sr Mary St. Rita RSM
Modernistic trends In England all the magnificent medieval cathedrals and beautiful churches were in the hands of the Anglicans their liturgy was inspiring having been composed in the heyday of English prose and the traditional culture of Oxford and Cambridge was theirs.
567 - Feb 1991 - Leading questions for New Zealand's Religious, Sr Micaela Dillon OP
The section of the questionnaire on Attitudes to Differences has martyr-statements for those who are ahead such as I dont feel accepted if my views diverge from traditional practice.
568 - Feb 1991 - How religion fares in the U.S.A. - Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, Michael Gilchrist
The move is clearly towards Protestantism and accommodation with secularism while lip service may continue to traditional Catholicism and Papal authority.
569 - Nov 1990 - Can Australia's seminaries turn the tide?, Michael Gilchrist
Elsewhere however more traditionally run seminaries are often attracting numerous vocations.
570 - Jun 1990 - Books: 'Iota Unum: A Study of Changes in the Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century', Fr John Parsons
Traditional Thomistic principles and the previously established policies of the papacy are used to examine the policy of renewal adopted in the 1960s and by reference to the light of those beacons the Barque of Peter is judged to have drifted badly off course.
571 - Mar 1990 - New Zealand: tensions between Rome and the Bishops, John Kennedy OBE
For that to be able to happen there has to have been a lessening of the traditional Catholic belief in and reverence for the Eucharist.
572 - Mar 1990 - 'Being church': manipulating language to change meaning, Fr Peter J. Elliott
The traditional and always timely distinctions between the Church Militant Suffering and Triumphant also humble us with the sobering thought that from our limited point of view most members of the Church are dead.
573 - Dec 1989 - Can Catholic integrity be recovered?, Colin Jory
We find the traditional synthesis of Catholic belief and the streams of Christian humanism fed by that synthesis quarantined out of the centres of Catholic thought and education and their place occupied by the fashionable secularist cults of our era: behaviourism feminism Marxoid social- engineering and libertarian sex-worship.
574 - Nov 1989 - Thomas More and today's crisis in faith and morals, John Finnis
Divine revelation they locate really in religious experience and conscientious judgements witnessed by a supposed contemporary consensus the sensus fidelium and is only imperfectly symbolised in Scripture and traditional dogmas and doctrines on matters of faith and morals.
575 - Oct 1989 - Catholicism at the crossroads, Michael Gilchrist
This commitment was more oriented towards the Greenies than traditional Catholicism and presumably seen as a vital ingredient of the new model.
576 - Sep 1989 - Christianity: new threats in the aftermath of the fall of Communism, Paul Johnson
The assumption is that the traditional sexual code - like say the feudal system or industrial capitalism - is responsible for a huge aggregate of human misery and if it can be changed not only will that misery cease but individual men and women will become better creatures in consequence.
577 - Jul 1989 - An Agnostic analyses Catholicism: interview with Leszek Kolokawski, Paul Gray
It would be silly foolish to object to the Church on the grounds that it is traditionalist.
578 - Jul 1989 - Making a revolution by changing the meaning of words, Frank Mobbs
The traditional four marks of the Church expressed by the words one holy catholic apostolic still distinguish the Church but they do not have the same meanings they used to have.
579 - Jun 1989 - How the liturgy fell apart: the enigma of Archbishop Bugnini, Michael Davies
The traditional Mass of the Roman Rite is as Father Faber expressed it the most beautiful thing this side of heaven.
580 - Jun 1989 - Australian Catholicism's one million "lost": a sociological analysis, B.A. Santamaria
Fr Mason said the resulting decline in priestly pastoral care was likely to cause further disaffection especially among traditional Catholics in working class areas who did not take to a small-group style of Church.
581 - Dec 1988 - At a Catholic teachers' college, 'A Parent'
It is always a delight to read a superior defence of divine revelation; A reaffirmation of traditional Catholic teaching based on the examination of the scriptural data.
582 - Nov 1988 - The issues facing Australian Catholicism, Bishop George Pell
The match is not lost although the team has to regain confidence in its ability to play in its traditional style.
583 - Jul 1988 - Home education: a viable alternative, Robert Denahy
It is traditional Catholic teaching and parents should not be intimidated by the State into believing that it has the right to decide.
584 - Jul 1988 - Growth of a 'new church': the Dutch experiment, Michael Gilchrist
The once sheltered Dutch Catholics were according to Fr Bots exposed to massive internal secularisation a process quickened by a traditional Dutch trait of submissiveness to authority.
585 - Jul 1988 - 'Humanae Vitae' twenty years after, B.A. Santamaria
The New York morning papers on the 29th reported the Holy Fathers confirmation of the traditional teaching.
586 - May 1988 - John Paul II's new social encyclical, Sollicitudo rei socialis, B.A. Santamaria
The hatred of the West which characterises many of the poorer nations derives less from the imposition of political sovereignty (viz the Soviets over Eastern Europe) than with the disruptive impact of Western culture - with its commercialised pornography population controls and so on - on traditional ways of life.
587 - Apr 1988 - A kingdom divided in itself, B.A. Santamaria
The emergence during the last 15 years of what is now generally called the American Church helps explain the current crisis of Catholicism in the United States as well as Pope John Pauls appeals in September for adherence to traditional doctrine and discipline .
588 - Apr 2009 - Events: Holy Week 2009 - Traditional liturgy in Melbourne