Remembering Forward
Critical Engagement with Modernity
Edward J. Ondrako
Remembering Forward is a collection of twenty-four reflections each of which may stand on its own. Between Pentecost 2021 and Pentecost 2022, the year of Ondrako’s golden jubilee of Franciscan priesthood, he discovered a definition of the gift of modernity as cheering, weeping or a blend of both or shadow seers. These reflections cumulatively commemorate changes during fifty years as they speak in the language of tradition as traditio.
In two equal parts, Fr. Ondrako employs memory as not merely reproductive but productive, imaginative and creative looking forward, because St. Bonaventure’s works are imbued with the theme of the work of Christ as always going forward. In Part One, I recall the foundation of the Franciscan tradition in pre-modernity that has a lasting bearing on modernity and the twilight of modernity. In Part Two, using the comparative method of St. Bonaventure and Bl. John Duns Scotus, he explores deeper into their commonalities with St. John Henry Newman.
ISBN: | 978-1-943901-27-2 |
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Format: | ePub (flowable) |
Publication: | 15 September 2022 |
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Contents : Chapter Headings
- Preface: Pentecost 2021–2022
- Introduction: The Order of “Twenty Four” Reflections
- Part I: Golden Jubilee, Franciscan Themes
- Living in a Post-Christian Culture
- Truth and the Justifying Power of the Subjective Conscience
- Rebuild My Church— Inspiration, Content and Religious Liberty in the USA
- Licensed to Choose with Truth and a Prayerfully Formed Conscience
- Love for the Eucharist— Principles to Align and to Choose
- Post-Christian Culture, the Eucharist and Francis of Assisi
- Wisdom, The Harm Principle, Truth and Conscience
- Bl. John Duns Scotus Anticipates a Culture of Encounter
- Mother of the Church in a Post Christian Culture
- And the Word Became Flesh and Lived Among Us
- The Holy Family
- The “Fullness of Grace” in Christ and the “Fullness of Grace” in Mary
- Lost Innocence and Courage in a World Changed
- Newman as a Volcanic Eruption
- Called to be Judgers not Calculating Machines
- Ash Wednesday: Truth re. the Russia-Ukraine Crisis
- Newman’s Response to the Anglican Bishops’ Charge of Fancifulness and Skepticism
- Seven Tests, Notes, Marks of Doctrinal Development
- Newman as a Critic of Modernity
- Newman as a Critic of Modernity 2
- From Newman as a Critic of Modernity To Vatican II as Newman’s Council
- From Newman as a Critic of Modernity To Vatican II as Newman’s Council 2
- Truth re. the Russia-Ukraine War and the Greco-Catholic Church
- The Scattering of Stars: From Francis of Assisi to Newman, Kolbe, and the Church of Vatican II
- Epilogue: Critical Engagement With Modernity
- Tribute: Fr. Peter D. Fehlner, OFM Conv.
- Encomium: Cyril O’Regan
- About the Author
- Footnotes
This book is recommended for:
- Newman Studies
- Franciscan Studies