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Manuscript in progress - There and Back Again: Catholicism and Authoritarian Politics from 1939 to the Present.
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Daniel Rober
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Daniel Rober
@ProfDanRober
Associate Professor of Catholic Studies @sacredheartuniv. PhD @FordhamNYC MA @UChicago BA @NotreDame. Theology, Film, Music, Urbanism, Culture.
New York, NY Katılım Temmuz 2016
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@godandchocolate Yeah combine this with their approach to “same-sex attraction” and bad things result.
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@ClwnPrncCharlie @cookiebotmonstr The stuff they had in Macys even into the ‘90s. A piano section.
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@cookiebotmonstr I always felt this way about 2008 and, especially in the city, 9/11, so much unused space in things
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Staffing really is the shadow of covid. working in a Barnes that used to have 3 times the staff 10 years ago and you can tell due to left over infrastructure that goes unused. Crazy how much retail space is a home for ghosts from the nuclear bomb of covid like empty sani bottles
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Many of these same people have the “greatest city in the world!” attitude but for the infrastructure and population (not the crime rate) of 1975.
fully fund transit@crosstown_line
we should have a program that finds houses for car brained NYC nativists in car cities around the country so people who actually like cities can live in NYC
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Some trad in 50 years gonna give BXVI the treatment Dante gave him. A pharaoh who did not know Joseph, as it were.
Jon M. Sweeney@jonmsweeney
Tomorrow is the feast day of Celestine V. I told his story years ago in a book that HBO optioned, "The Pope Who Quit." He was pope in 1294 for only 15 weeks before walking away, wanting nothing more to do with worldly power. Pray for us, St. Celestine.
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One of the reasons we got him back is things were in reasonable enough shape that the anti-anti people could spend 4 years carping about Biden.
Chris Hayes@chrislhayes
@MattZeitlin @robinsonmeyer a perverse but interesting aspect of the Trump era that many systems actually prove to be a bit more resilient than we realized once Trump tries to basically break them!
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@MattZeitlin @robinsonmeyer a perverse but interesting aspect of the Trump era that many systems actually prove to be a bit more resilient than we realized once Trump tries to basically break them!
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@SimonSimplicio He had a very different experience of liberationist Jesuits thinking he was right wing for liking devotions (and being their provincial at a challenging time).
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@ProfDanRober IIRC Pope Francis did a bit of moaning but still had insuppressible lib theol tendencies
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@julienries13 My wife, who studied this stuff, tells me it all boils down to early Husserl / late Husserl
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@godandchocolate Best era of Facebook was right after that when you could actually use it to plan events.
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@dcosacchi I think Hicks getting the red hat right away given Cupich age and Dolan unrepentance would be most likely pointed commentary.
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@ProfDanRober Yes, traditionally this has been the case; we'll see how Leo does it. On this very topic (tangentially anyway), I just finished re-reading Timothy Radcliffe's homily at the funeral of Yves Congar and it is very good.
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Would be a great candidate for a red hat.
Rocco Palmo@roccopalmo
One of the few top home-Archdiocese figures to whom Fr/Bishop Prevost was ever close, on reuniting with the now-Pope at a very relaxed AM audience for Chicago’s own @CathExtension (bit.ly/4dvzgCl), Tucson emeritus/for USCCB VP +Jerry Kicanas scored Vintage Bob-Face:
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@SimonSimplicio Paul VI braintrust would have done well with this one although Maritain had slowed down by the time he actually became pope.
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No one will like this take, but, were he alive today, John Paul II would write an absolutely brilliant encyclical about "the human person in the age of AI"
nytimes.com/1978/11/26/arc…
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@roccopalmo Oh I remember it very well. Was also alluding to Cupich presence in photo which highlights how we’ve come full circle.
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Full picture notable particularly in terms of who displaced Kicanas as President, and who displaced that person in Francis/Leo era as key papal liaison in U.S. church.
Rocco Palmo@roccopalmo
One of the few top home-Archdiocese figures to whom Fr/Bishop Prevost was ever close, on reuniting with the now-Pope at a very relaxed AM audience for Chicago’s own @CathExtension (bit.ly/4dvzgCl), Tucson emeritus/for USCCB VP +Jerry Kicanas scored Vintage Bob-Face:
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Making people work on a (U.S.) holiday is in continuity with Francis who never took vacations.
Rich Raho@RichRaho
In the recent history of encyclicals, I do not know of a Pope who has personally presented his own magisterial document as part of the presser rollout. That all changes on May 25, when Leo debuts “Magnifica Humanitas: On the Protection of Human Dignity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.”
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🎥 'La Double Vie de Véronique'
(Krzysztof Kieślowski, 1991).
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