A Dubious Influence: De Lubac & Von Balthasar’s Effect on

Henri de Lubac, who went on to be Cardinal under Pope John Paul II in 1983, had earlier come under suspicion of the pre-Vatican II authorities Holy Office and, although not specifically named, was known to be the promoter of the heretical ideas denounced in the encyclicals Mystici Corporis 1943 and Humani Generis 1950 of Pope Pius XII,

Card, Henri de Lubac points to Fr, Ratzinger as one who

In a book about Vatican II, Card, Henri de Lubac reports that the author of Fring’s intervention was none other than Fr, Joseph Ratzinger, his personal secretary, Then, the choice of Ratzinger for Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith would have been to carry out the destruction that he initiated in that intervention,

Les grands théologiens du XXe siècle : Henri de Lubac 1/6

Les grands théologiens du XXe siècle : Henri de Lubac 1/6 Archives CIRIC, Henri de Lubac 1896-1991 Jean Duchesne – published on 25/05/20, Pendant une semaine, Aleteia vous propose de découvrir le profil des grands théologiens qui ont structuré la pensée …

Cardinal Etchegaray, Henri de Lubac, and Vatican II

Cardinal Etchegaray, Henri de Lubac, and Vatican II, What is still very much the needful thing today is the de Lubac attitude, Left: Cardinal Roger Etchegaray in an Aug, 15, 2006, photo, CNS

Works of Henri de Lubac

Presented categorically below are the complete works of Henri de Lubac, following the opera omnia proposed by the International Cardinal Henri de Lubac Association, Each of the French titles below is hyperlinked to a custom search in our library’s online catalogue, which will provide you with a list of all available translations and editions of that particular work in our library,

Henri de Lubac 1896-1991, Une vue panoramique

Henri de Lubac 1896-1991 appears here as an indefatigable reader, with a very sensitive heart, a Thomist and Blondelian philosopher, His Catholicisme 1938 bears witness to his intuitive appreciation of the social and interior dimension of life, In his Supernaturel a work published in 1950 but reflecting de Lubac’s personal thinking during a quarter of a century he studies the immediate

Henri de Lubac

Henri de Lubac 1896-1991 est une figure majeure de la théologie catholique du vingtième siècle, Son œuvre de théologien a exercé une réelle influence sur de nombreux intellectuels et suscité des débats parfois très vifs, en particulier sur «la nouvelle théologie» et le «surnaturel», Avec celui qui devait devenir cardinal c’est aussi la vie de l’Église des années de la

Henri de Lubac’s fascinating notes on Vatican II

Henri de Lubac‘s fascinating notes on Vatican II, By Dr, Jeff Mirus bio – articles – email , Aug 18, 2015, Here I explore the notes made by the French theologian Henri de Lubac as he prepared

SSPXAsia,com: They Think They’ve Won _Part III

HENRI DE LUBAC: A MASTER WHO HAD NEVER BEEN A DISCIPLE: HIS LIBERAL INCLINATIONS AND THEOLOGICAL DEFORMATION, Let us now turn our attention to the father of the “new theology,” Henri de Lubac, SJ, We shall begin with his philosophical formation, for this will clearly underscore his scornful attitude and contempt for authority, as well as for all the directives coming from Roman …

CATHOLICS WHO GIVE UNQUESTIONED LOYALTY AND …

THE CATHOLIC MONITOR SEARCH Feser, Voegelin, De Lubac and the Modernist Gnosticism of Francis Catholics February 04, 2021 “Modernism, however, being the synthesis of all heresies, necessarily requires the violation of this principle of non-contradiction, And it is Henri de Lubac who ‘formalized’ a particular philosophy to enshrine and justify the principle of self-contradiction into…

Henri de Lubac

Henri de Lubac was born in Cambrai in Northern France in 1896, to an ancient noble family, The son of a banker, de Lubac was schooled by Jesuits and studied law for a year before entering the Society of Jesus at the age of seventeen, Anti-Church laws in France meant he had to enter the noviciate in England, though his studies were cut short when the following year, 1914, he was drafted into

Eric Voegelin and Henri de Lubac: The Metaxy and the

Professor Eric Voegelin 1901-1985 and Father Henri de Lubac 1896-1991 had much in common, beyond the fact that their lives overlapped, Both men were not only concerned with, but had been personally affected by, the mass ideological movements of the twentieth century, Both men were profound thinkers, who analyzed the problems of order and disorder not on the level of institutional

Henri de Lubac

Henri-Marie Joseph Sonier de Lubac SJ French: ; 20 February 1896 – 4 September 1991, better known as Henri de Lubac, was a French Jesuit priest and cardinal who is considered one of the most influential theologians of the 20th century, His writings and doctrinal research played a key role in shaping the Second Vatican Council

Catholicism: Christ and the Common Destiny of Man: Henri

Henri de Lubac may just be the father although unsung of modern Catholic theology, “Catholicism: Christ and the Common Destiny of Man” is clearly an example of this, Jesus Christ is not some long gone historic figure, but lives on in the Church – the Mystical Body of Christ, The common destiny of man is to live on in this living Christ, Criticism of the difficulty in reading de Lubac are