Conversion of Taylor Marshall: Episcopal priest becomes Roman Catholic
http://FullnessOfTruth.org/ At the “Why Be Catholic? event, held 2/17/12, at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Grapevine Texas, Dr. Taylor Marshall explains why he left the priesthood in the Episcopal tradition to become Roman Catholic.
Conversion of Chris Aubert: Pro-Abortion Jew Becomes Pro-Life Catholic!
http://FullnessOfTruth.org/ At the “Why Be Catholic? event, held 2/17/12, at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Grapevine Texas, Chris Aubert explains how he converted from being a pro-abortion Jew to a pro-life Catholic.
Conferences #101: Scotus Newman – Panel 1- Q4 – Role of Illumination
Ave Maria!
Newman-Scotus Symposium – Deacon John Sullivan asks what role illumination plays in the intellect.
Dr. Ford answers by calling this the eureka moment where many different peaces of information comes together into one sudden insight that brings it all together in one coherent picture. Newman speaks of taking a view, and that this leads to a need for action to follow through by conversion and to show others this new view.
Follow up question, how do know if this new view or eureka moment is true?
Dr. Ford answers by saying there is no formula to know. But only points to the need to include the need for the will being involved in the process of inference.
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Conferences #98: Scotus Newman – Panel 1- Q1 – Popes Comments
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On the first night of the Newman-Scotus Symposium we have the first Panel discussion. Fr. James McCurry asks the first question, how the Pope seemed to blame Scotus for Modernism at Regensberg but then later, at a Wednesday address, to praise him and basically retract his negative statement. Dr. Timothy Noone addresses this and explains the basis for this common objection to Scotus that comes from a long standing misconception about the Scotus’ teaching. One is the misconception that Scotus is voluntarist and the otherĀ that he is a nominalist and involves Scotus’ teaching on the common nature.
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Book retells beginning of press conferences with John Paul II on papal airplane
http://www.romereprots.com Press conferences at over 6,000 feet in the sky. It was a practice that began with a question by an American journalist to John Paul II during his first trip as pope. The reporter wanted to know if he would visit the United States. John Paul II said that he would definitely visit the country but he would have to specify when.
This question marked the beginning of a custom that now seems normal during papal trips, but until then it was unheard of and unthinkable.