Homily #090109 ( 07min) Play –

Ave Maria! Mass readings

“Lord, if you wish, you can make me clean.”
Jesus stretched out his hand, touched him, and said,
“I do will it. Be made clean.”
And the leprosy left him immediately.

Fr. Angelo Geiger relates this miracle account to the three Theological Virtues of faith, hope and charity.

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Thursday, March 25, Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord
10:00 AM – 4:30 PM Rome Time (5:00 AM – 11:30 AM EDT)

The Vatican Forum of Inside the Vatican magazine, in a meeting room close to St. Peter’s Square, will invite an international group of bishops and theologians to discuss whether now is the appropriate time for a fifth solemn definition or “dogma” to be pronounced regarding the Virgin Mary. The video stream is provided by H2O News. Some of the talks will not be in English. There should be some recorded clips of the live video available for a limited time after the event for those who can’t accommodate the early hours.

Beginning time: 10:00A.M. (5A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, USA)

10:00 – opening comments by Host (followed by each panelist
presentation , 15-20 min. in length)

1.) 10:10 – Archbishop Ramon Arguelles, Archbishop of Lipa,
Philippines

2.) 10:30 – Archbishop Chinnappa, Archbishop of Madras, India

3.) 10:50 – Bishop Bagobiri, Nigeria

11:10 – coffee break

4.) 11:30 – Bishop Baseotto, Argentina

5.)  11:50 – Fr. Llamas, President, Mariological Society of Spain

6.)  12:10 – Dr. Judith Gentle, Our Lady of Walsingham Mariological
Society, U.K.

12:30 – break for lunch (simple lunch)

Afternoon Session: 2:45 – 4:30 (9:45 – 11:30A.M. Eastern, USA)

2:45 – 3:15 Each panelist will be granted approximately five minutes comment on information of morning session
2:45 – Archbishop Ramon Arguelles
2:50 – Archbishop Chinnappa
2:55 – Bishop Bagobiri
3:00 – Bishop Baseotto
3:05 – Fr. Llamas
3:10 – Dr. Judith Gentle

3:15- 4:25  Comment by Ambassador Mercedes Tuason, Philippine Ambassador to the Vatican.

Open discussion: comments or questions from the audience directed
to panelists in general.

Moderator can facilitate by directing more speculative theological
questions to theologian, Fr. LLamas, more generally theological and
pastoral to bishops, and ecumenical to Dr. Gentle, but all panelists are
free to answer any question they feel comfortable in addressing.

4:25-4:30 Closing comments (ends 11:30A.M. Eastern Time USA)

More Background ZENIT – Is the Time Ripe for a 5th Marian Dogma?.

Ave Maria!

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Bl. John Newman

and

Bl. John Duns Scotus

Similar?

Yes! In fact, they are so similar that there will actually be three days of scholarly talks on the subject by some of the most eminent theologians and speakers in the field for the Newman Scotus Symposium at the Washington Theological Union on Friday, the 22nd of October to Sunday the 24th. See Videos from the event.

There will be Nine Major talks with several Question and Answer sessions by the following speakers:

• Fr. James McCurry, OFMConv.
• Rev. Dr. John Ford, CSC
• Dr. Timothy Noone of CUA
• Rev. Dr. Peter Damian Fehlner, FI
• Deacon Jack Sullivan
• Most Rev. Jude Winkler, OFMConv.
• Keynote by Sr. Mary Beth Ingham w/Q/A: On the Quadruple Scotus Congress
• Rev. Dr. Ed Ondrako, OFMConv.
• Sr. Pat Hutchison, OSF, Ed.D

In addition there will be Masses, Meals, and Leisure time included in the Program

There is still time to register. Here is a talk by Fr. Ed Ondrako, the organizer:

Hope to see you there.

Ave Maria!

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Live stream is canceled due to the bad connection. Sorry about that.

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Conferences #93 – Fr James McCurry opens the Newman-Scotus Symposium ( 11min) >>> Play

Ave Maria!

Fr James McCurry gives an inspirational welcome and introduction to the Newman-Scotus Symposium at the Washington Theological Union on Oct 22, 2010. He reads a warm letter of encouragement from Friar Marco Tasca, OFM Conv., the Minster General of the Conventual Franciscans from Rome, asking the participants to energetically uncover, for all the world to see, the common intellectual treasure that these two holy and eminent British scholars share, centered on the Absolute Primacy of Christ and the primacy of Love. He reflects on the Pope’s words at the very recent beatification of Newman in Birmingham, England where he mentions Newman’s  motto “Cor ad Cor Loquitor“, “Heart speaks unto Heart” where God and man speak heart to heart. Fr. McCurry mentions the equivalent starting point for Scotus’ theology where “God wills to love. God wills to be loved. God willed to have co-lovers of himself” and so he created the world and man with the goal of the incarnation via Mary Immaculate. He ends by reciting a prayer to Our Lady written by Bl. John Cardinal Newman to give us protection and the purity of heart and mind to be good and wise Christians.

Ave Maria!

For more of this Symposium http://dev.airmaria.com/category/air-maria-shows/conferences/newman-scotus-symp-2010/

For the book that is the final fruit of this Symposium: https://academyoftheimmaculate.com/products/the-newman-scotus-reader-contexts-and-commonalities

Audio (MP3)

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( 55min) >>> Play

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Dr Timothy Noone, professor of Scotistic Philosophy at Catholic University, gives the 2nd talk of the Newman-Scotus Symposium presented by the Conventual Franciscans at the Washington Theological Union on Oct 22-24, 2010.  He titled his talk Blessed Johns Duns Scotus on Intuitive Cognition, Abstractive Cognition, Scientific Knowledge and Our Knowledge of God. He discusses the cognitive process according to Scotus as it compares to that of the more familiar Thomas Aquinas. His goal is to give the background of Scotus’ teaching on the process of human knowledge in order to provide a basis for discussing the similarities with Bl. John Henry Newman in his next talk the following day.

He explains that Scotus’ main objection is that Aquinas is too focused on sense knowledge as were many others of his time. Scotus makes the distinction that although this focus may be the wrong conclusion we must still start with the senses but explain how more is added by intuition to make the sense knowledge intelligible.

Scotus believed that faith and reason can coexisting in the same mind. This is not possible in the strict sense of scientific knowledge, but in the wider sense it can. Broader knowledge of God falls under the subject of metaphysics, this was common until Aquinas who was the innovator. Scotus’ innovation was the idea that the concept of being in the natural sense can be applied to God univocally. He stresses and clearly explains how this statement is actually very modest as compared to what Scotus’ detractors insist. Although we can know God through natural reason we need revelation and Scotus explains that this is because we cannot know God’s presence directly.

Fr. Ed Ondrako points out that intuition and abstraction of Scotus relates to Newman’s notional and illative concepts. Then questions are answered at the end.

Ave Maria!

For more of this Symposium http://dev.airmaria.com/category/air-maria-shows/conferences/newman-scotus-symp-2010/

For the book that is the final fruit of this Symposium: https://academyoftheimmaculate.com/products/the-newman-scotus-reader-contexts-and-commonalities

Audio (MP3)

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Conferences #96 – Fr. Peter Fehlner at Washington Theological Union ( 57min) >>> Play

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In this 3rd talk of the Newman-Scotus Symposium presented by the Conventual Franciscans at the Washington Theological Union on Oct 22-24, 2010, Fr. Peter Damian Fehlner gives a talk titled “Scotus and Newman in Dialogue – Scotus Metaphysician – Newman Phenomenologist.” He  points out that Newman agreed and even specifically refers to Scotus’ opinion of the motive for the incarnation, that is, the Franciscan Thesis, the Absolute Primacy of Christ, that Christ would have come even if Adam had not sinned. And in regard to the Immaculate Conception, which Scotus was so prominent in giving a theological basis, is key to understanding the difference between Protestants and Catholics and why Catholics are orthodox. Also, both Scotus and Newman have been accused by Harold Weatherby of being the seeds of later heresy and in the same way as Hegel was. Fr. Peter argues, as many others are doing, that Scotus and Newman are in fact the antidote to the Modern errors of Hegel. Fr. Peter is saying that Weatherby correctly sees the affinity between Scotus and Newman but misinterprets the common teaching of both and points out how.

Prominent in his talk is the stages of intellectual  process that are common between Scotus and Newman which gets short circuited by modernism.  And the element of internalizing of the process, how the heart factors into the intellectual process.

The critical question of how we achieve certainty is determined by both the object and so derives the certainty but also a personal note that involves the will which is not (as both rationalists and pietists insist) radically opposed to the intellect and reason.

Affectio Justitio of Scotus is also akin to the benevolence Newman derived from the idea that God loves himself both because it is reasonable and also most appealing and this is how we are able to love others as ourselves as our intellect becomes sanctified and so begins to function more like God’s.

Fr. Peter also refers to Carl Balic, who was the foremost scholar of Scotus in his day and who wrote the first draft of the eighth chapter of Lumen Gentium on the Virgin Mary. Balic suggested the affinity of Scotus and Newman to Fr. Peter and thought this would be a great way for modern men to understand Scotus better. Here Fr. Peter brings this suggestion to full fruition.

Ave Maria!

For more of this Symposium http://dev.airmaria.com/category/air-maria-shows/conferences/newman-scotus-symp-2010/

For the book that is the final fruit of this Symposium: https://academyoftheimmaculate.com/products/the-newman-scotus-reader-contexts-and-commonalities

Audio (MP3)

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Homily #140326n ( 10min) Play – Father Maximilian gives us two ways to live in a way pleasing to God. The first is to follow and obey the 10 Commandments, and the second is practice the virtues. Father goes on to introduce us to the virtues, and encourages us to discern which we are most lacking, and to pray for and practice that one every day.
Ave Maria!

Mass: Wednesday 3rd Week of Lent – Wkdy – Form: OF
Readings: 
1st: deu 4:1, 5-9
Resp: psa 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20
Gsp: mat 5:17-19

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Fr. Dwight Campbell gives the fourth talk titled “The Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Coredemption” at the Marian Coredemption symposium at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, La Crosse, WI in 2018 on how the theological and devotional development regarding Mary’s role as Coredemptrix occurred hand in hand with that regarding Mary’s Immaculate Heart.

For more talks from this conference: http://dev.airmaria.com/tag/la-crosse-coredemption-symposium-2018/

This two day Marian Symposium was called “Mary Coredemptrix: Relevance and Remedy for Our Time” and was held at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, La Crosse, WI, October 12-13, 2018 on how Mary is the the Co-redeemer with Christ in that, although the redemption fully depended on Christ, Mary played a unique role.

It was sponsored by the Franciscans of the Immaculate – https://marymediatrix.com/
in conjunction with Dr. Mark Miravalle – https://www.markmiravalle.com/
and the International Marian Association – https://internationalmarian.com/

For more on the shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe: https://www.guadalupeshrine.org/

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