An Ecumenical Ministry in the Parish of St Patrick's Catholic Church In San Diego USA

米国サンディエゴの聖パトリックカトリック教会教区におけるエキュメニカル宣教

Monday, November 25, 2013

Ignatius Insight e-letter 11.25.2013



Pope Francis the Conservative? | Carl E. Olson | After some miscues and moments of confusion, the pontiff seems to be getting his label-free legs underneath him.

Vatican II, Salvation, and the Unsaved: A CWR Symposium | Carl E. Olson | A special CWR symposium, consisting of eight essays, on key questions about the Council, evangelization, and salvation. The eight essays are:

1) "Every one to whom much is given, of him will much be required" | Douglas Bushman | The teaching of Vatican II on the question of salvation entails surprises.

2) Vatican II and the "Bad News" of the Gospel | David Paul Deavel | A review of Ralph Martin’s book Will Many Be Saved? What Vatican II Actually Teaches and Its Implications for the New Evangelization.

3) The Universality of Christ’s Saving Mission: The Teaching of Vatican II | Nicholas J. Healy, Jr. | The distinguishing feature of the doctrine and the pastoral program of Vatican II is Trinitarian Christocentrism.

4) Salvation and Christian Evangelization: Vatican II in Continuity with Tradition | Fr. David Vincent Meconi, SJ | The one true Faith is for every human person made in the rational soul’s imaging and likeness to God.

5) Salvation and Missionary Work after Ad Gentes | Tracey Rowland | On the Council's themes of salvation and the missionary work of the Church.

6) On Universal Salvation: The Logic | James V. Schall, SJ | Many ways can be proposed to deal with universal salvation.

7) Who Will Be Saved? The Council and the Question of Salvation | Fr. Thomas Joseph White, OP | Vatican II affirms many traditional teachings but also leaves open important questions.

8) Did Hans Urs von Balthasar Teach that Everyone Will Certainly be Saved? | Mark Brumley | Why Swiss theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar wasn't a universalist.

A Pilgrimage in Rome--At Home | Carrie Gress | George Weigel and his photographer son, Stephen Weigel, talk about their book, Roman Pilgrimage: The Station Churches.

C.S. Lewis and Catholic Converts | Joseph Pearce | While Lewis himself never entered the Catholic Church, his writings have led a dizzying array of converts across the Tiber.

Battle Lines Solidify Over Common Core | Anne Hendershott | Increasing numbers of teachers and parents are expressing displeasure with new federal educational standards

An Interview with Michael D. O’Brien | IPNovels.com | The prolific novelist discusses his new novel, Voyage to Alpha Centauri and the creative process.

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