Jonathan Beck (@frjonathanbeck) 's Twitter Profile
Jonathan Beck

@frjonathanbeck

A parish priest.

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The Shrine of OLW (@shrineolw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We recently rediscovered these beautiful cards which were hand-painted by Enid Chadwick. The Shrine church is beautifully decorated with lots of Enid’s work and we are also blessed to have these wonderful cards, the detail in each one is quite stunning.

We recently rediscovered these beautiful cards which were hand-painted by Enid Chadwick. The Shrine church is beautifully decorated with lots of Enid’s work and we are also blessed to have these wonderful cards, the detail in each one is quite stunning.
Nᴀᴛᴇ ⚓️ (@oblatenate) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fr. Hans Boersma: “While in some way believers today may be separated from the Old Testament by several millennia, they are also actually present in the hidden dimension of [it]. If Christ is genuinely present in the Old Testament, then believers—who are ‘in Christ’—are as well.”

Fr. Hans Boersma: “While in some way believers today may be separated from the Old Testament by several millennia, they are also actually present in the hidden dimension of [it]. If Christ is genuinely present in the Old Testament, then believers—who are ‘in Christ’—are as well.”
Fr Matthew C. Dallman, Obl.S.B. (@frmcdallman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bishop Chandler Jones: "Our liturgical heritage as Catholics of the Anglican Rite is to be located in the Missal, with its panoply of ancient liturgical texts from the early Western Church." More here from Bishop Chandler Holder Jones 👇 substack.com/home/post/p-18…

Bishop Chandler Jones: "Our liturgical heritage as Catholics of the Anglican Rite is to be located in the Missal, with its panoply of ancient liturgical texts from the early Western Church." 

More here from <a href="/bishopchandler/">Bishop Chandler Holder Jones</a> 👇
substack.com/home/post/p-18…
T. S. Eliot Foundation (@eliotfoundation) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'We die with the dying: See, they depart, and we go with them. We are born with the dead: See, they return, and bring us with them.' Remembering T. S. Eliot who died on 4th January 1965

'We die with the dying:
See, they depart, and we go with them.
We are born with the dead:
See, they return, and bring us with them.'

Remembering T. S. Eliot who died on 4th January 1965
Bret van den Brink (@bretvdb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wallace Stevens’s (mis)reading of Simone Weil: “She says that decreation is making pass from the created to the uncreated, but that destruction is making pass from the created to nothingness. Modern reality is a reality of decreation, in which our revelations are not the

Wallace Stevens’s (mis)reading of Simone Weil:

 “She says that decreation is making pass from the created to the uncreated, but that destruction is making pass from the created to nothingness. Modern reality is a reality of decreation, in which our revelations are not the
Mark Vernon (@platospodcasts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Adoration of the Magi by #WilliamBlake. Happy #Epiphany! A thought about the image. There are two sources of light: the star and the child. Only, that's really one. Mirrored by the magi, the star offers its light to the one source, the uncreated light born of Mary. #Theophany

The Adoration of the Magi by #WilliamBlake. Happy #Epiphany! A thought about the image. There are two sources of light: the star and the child. Only, that's really one. Mirrored by the magi, the star offers its light to the one source, the uncreated light born of Mary. #Theophany
Lux Patrum Publishing (@luxpatrum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am holding in my hands what is (I believe) the first ever Greek-English edition of Origen's Contra Celsum. This massive 750-pager will go to print soon! Excellent editorial work, Lachlan Hodgson

I am holding in my hands what is (I believe) the first ever Greek-English edition of Origen's Contra Celsum. This massive 750-pager will go to print soon! Excellent editorial work, <a href="/Ljhodgson_/">Lachlan Hodgson</a>
Bret van den Brink (@bretvdb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Stevens tries to rewrite Marvell’s garden, and … Milton’s. The memory of Satan in at Eve’s ear mingles with the origin of the word ‘earwig,’ an insect said to creep in at the ear, figuratively a parasite or flatterer. ‘For who can care at the wigs despoiling the Satan ear?’”

“Stevens tries to rewrite Marvell’s garden, and … Milton’s. The memory of Satan in at Eve’s ear mingles with the origin of the word ‘earwig,’ an insect said to creep in at the ear, figuratively a parasite or flatterer. ‘For who can care at the wigs despoiling the Satan ear?’”
Mark Vernon (@platospodcasts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Conversion of Saint Paul by #WilliamBlake - showing the inner drama of arguably one of the most consequential moments in western history, when on the outside, little to nothing might apparently have happened at all. #conversionofstpaul

The Conversion of Saint Paul by #WilliamBlake - showing the inner drama of arguably one of the most consequential moments in western history, when on the outside, little to nothing might apparently have happened at all. #conversionofstpaul
Bret van den Brink (@bretvdb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, here is Gerard Manley Hopkins’s translation of his “Adoro Te Devote”: “Godhead here in hiding, whom I do adore,
 Masked by these bare shadows, shape and nothing more,
 See, Lord, at Thy service low lies here a heart
 Lost, all lost in

For the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, here is Gerard Manley Hopkins’s translation of his “Adoro Te Devote”:

“Godhead here in hiding, whom I do adore,
 Masked by these bare shadows, shape and nothing more,
 See, Lord, at Thy service low lies here a heart
 Lost, all lost in
Dave Langille (@cdnusboy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Anglicanism as a modest Rule of Life. An historic Rule of Life asked for by the 1954 Church Assembly and produced by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York in response.

Anglicanism as a modest Rule of Life.

An historic Rule of Life asked for by the 1954 Church Assembly and produced by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York in response.
Sanoj Thomas (@sanothomas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“But if she speaks her own language well, that of the Scriptures and liturgy, of her past and present fathers, mothers, poets, and saints, she will be original and fresh, ready to express ancient truths in new ways, standing a chance, as she has done before, of orienting

“But if she speaks her own language well, that of the Scriptures and liturgy, of her past and present fathers, mothers, poets, and saints, she will be original and fresh, ready to express ancient truths in new ways, standing a chance, as she has done before, of orienting
Vatican News (@vaticannews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pope Leo XIV warns against thinking we can set aside God, repeating a line from G.K. Chesterton: "Take away the supernatural, and what remains is the unnatural." vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2…