Tell the Bees

Normalize telling the bees https://t.co/wy0S9ClQNv

— Rizoma Field School (@RizomaSchool) October 14, 2021

European "Conservatives"

Conservatives & the Market at the launch event for @EuroConOfficial. @gjpappin, @sancrucensis, @FantinoVienna, @FantinaVienna pic.twitter.com/vzQlVVUmvH

— Jeanette Pappin (@Jeanette_Pappin) September 21, 2021

A New Monasticism?

“In this place, generations of praying people have followed one another, forming a monastic breeding ground on which a new resurgence of the old Benedictine trunk will grow: more than 1,150 years of monastic presence link us to a great tradition, thus renewing a chain of prayer.” pic.twitter.com/ek5eLJpVME

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) August 19, 2021

He's Wrong

The great problem the continent has been facing for half a millenium is statism or tyranny. And the Roman Catholic Church is ill-equipped to deal with it because of its own institutional problems arising from the question of ecclesial authority or power, and the resulting clericalism.

A leading European cardinal has said that the great problem the continent will face in the future is attacks against religious freedom. https://t.co/qK3GadS0LI

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) June 16, 2021

And the RC Leadership Has Been Missing, Negligent, or Complicit

“Moral crisis ruining Europe,” warns head of Catholic Church in Poland https://t.co/niZkLvkWK2

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) May 5, 2021

What Latin bishop will truly address clericalism, rather than just talk about it as being a problem, as Bergoglio does?

A Human Scale

Mono-centric conurbation (the Progressive modern city) vs. Poly-centric federation (the traditional / medieval city) by Léon Krier. One machine scaled, one human scaled. pic.twitter.com/p9SXlMLwzQ

— Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) June 14, 2018

The Future of Europe

Karl von Habsburg speech on the future of Europe

in Englishhttps://t.co/fIyg20YM8X

and Germanhttps://t.co/6l17WnWI8d pic.twitter.com/Sio66JdFh5

— Eduard Habsburg (@EduardHabsburg) January 11, 2021

Is not a return to monarchy or an imperial papacy...

Find Your Tribe and Relocalize

Today’s liturgically-appropriate details from “Anno’s Italy” by Mitsumasa Anno (1979) pic.twitter.com/eWLbFqmpkd

— Pavlos Papadopoulos (@pleonidasp) December 28, 2020

A Dying Church

Greetings from the rectory in Gaaden. pic.twitter.com/0NUWrdZu22

— Pater Edmund (@sancrucensis) December 22, 2020

A Young Eastern European Woman Should Set Up an E. European Version of 滇西小哥

Pope Francis and the EU

CWR: Pope Francis, Europe, and the “universe in little pieces” by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
The Pope’s “dream” (as he calls it) for Europe is singularly ill-timed and, worse, ill-conceived.

Turkey Should Never Have Been Admitted to NATO

NEW Ted Carpenter: NATO ally Turkey is showing the world right now why the whole NATO ideal isn't working out as exactly as planned. https://t.co/9qcAhOCZx1@GiorgioCafiero @joshua_landis @AliAhmadi_Iran @EmmaMAshford @AliBakeer

— Kelley Vlahos (@VlahosAtQuincy) October 23, 2020

Emperor Charles

"From the beginning, the Emperor Charles conceived of his office as a holy service to his people. His chief concern was to follow the Christian vocation to holiness also in his political actions ... May he be an example for all of us” - Pope John Paul II pic.twitter.com/JhHr3CA1Uq

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) October 21, 2020

How important is his wife? Well, Pope John Paul II obviously thought so because he gave Karl the feast day not of his death, 1st of April, but of his wedding, 21st of October... hoping to one day canonize the couple (Zitas process has begun) pic.twitter.com/WOFqvX3JZs

— Eduard Habsburg (@EduardHabsburg) October 21, 2020

Edit.

Today more than ever it is clear that we need holy men and women like Blessed Karl of Austria, whose feast falls today, and who witnessed through joy and suffering to the sanctity and beauty of the family and the institution of marriage. Karl von Österreich, bitte für uns! pic.twitter.com/jR79Ib8S5t

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) October 21, 2020

Blessed Charles of Austria: The Indivisible Emperor by Charles Coulombe

The Stuttgart Declaration of Guilt

The beginning of German ethnomasochism?

German church commemorates 1945 declaration that “opened the door” to reconciliation with former enemies https://t.co/WynKOuu1bV #WCC

— Marianne Ejdersten (@MarianneEjder) October 19, 2020

Ioan Sauca - Interim General Secretery




As the director of the Bossey Institute, Ioan Sauca is dressed like an abbot or something. Why? Especially when the WCC and the institute have embraced feminism:

"Bossey student Quantisha Mason gives a blessing at the end of thanksgiving prayer in the Bossey chapel. All photos: Albin Hillert/WCC"

Churches need to confront the world’s divisions, says WCC interim general secretary https://t.co/tD9VEsU8U3 #WCC

— Marianne Ejdersten (@MarianneEjder) October 19, 2020

Will They?

Dear @ChurchInPoland, as you meet to address the pastoral challenges in Poland, please include among them the need to ensure Poland is a beacon of light in Europe. Law and Justice need to do more if JPII's vision for Europe can be restored. https://t.co/nw4jVbN4Wi

— Stefano Gennarini (@prolifesq) October 7, 2020

From Peoples into Nations: A History of Eastern Europe by John Connelly

Princeton U. Press

Connelly challenges the leading theoreticians of nationalism, who “whittle down the specificity of the region’s nationalism beyond recognition as they shave off edges to fit it into a global definition of the term.” https://t.co/FGhjEFZHwR

— Law & Liberty (@LawLiberty) October 6, 2020

Law and Liberty

Greek and Spanish

I feel the same when I visit Greece. Plus, we can pronounce each other's languages impeccably. If you wonder why, here's a very good explanation:https://t.co/UdDo2Ls7fW

— eva 🇲🇽 🇪🇺 🇪🇸 🏳️‍🌈 (@lavigi) October 3, 2020

How Much Secularization Is Left?

A cardinal has suggested that the coronavirus pandemic may have accelerated the secularization of Europe by a decade. https://t.co/rd5s7mKfOI

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) September 4, 2020

Renovatio Europae

Scott B. Nelson reviews "Renovatio Europae: For a Hesperialist Renewal of Europe" edited by David Engels for @ubookman: https://t.co/v4DGy6WuGv pic.twitter.com/LFphCJ8Pij

— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) July 28, 2020

Blue Tiger

Mass immigration, decline of values, gender mainstreaming, radicalisation, parallel societies, party cartels, social polarisation, debt crises – wherever one looks, Europe seems to disintegrate before our eyes; politically correct universalism has led us to the brink of disaster. It is high time for a return to those values which once were at the root of the greatness of the West, if we want to avoid the worst scenarios.

This will only be possible through a fundamental renewal of Europe on the basis of a political creed we would like to call ‘Hesperialism’: On the one hand, we need a Europe that is strong enough to protect the individual Nation State against the rise of China, the demographic explosion of Africa, the difficult relationship with Russia and the radicalisation of the Near East. But on the other hand, such a Europe will only find acceptance if it remains loyal to the historical traditions of the West instead of fighting them in the name of a chimeric multicultural universalism.

Defence of the natural family, severe regulation of immigration, return to Natural Law, protection of a socially responsible economic model, radical implementation of subsidiarity, reinvigoration of the cultural roots of our identity and renewal of our sense of beauty – these are, in short, the pillars of such a new, ‘Hesperialist’ Europe.

Post-Liberalism?

Recording now available | The future of #postliberalism; an international seminar | Speakers: @Phillip_Blond @PatrickDeneen @NJ_Timothy @Vermeullarmine and Ryszard Legutko. Expertly chaired by @moveincircles https://t.co/6QCrLMf2ta

— ResPublica (@res_publica) July 17, 2020