Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Cardinal de Lubac Home Page


Refer to the good links below... It's a gold-mine.

De Lubac Home Page

Biography

Chronology

Jesuits

France

Themes

Writings

Bibliography

Sources

Allies and Opponents

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Henri de Lubac and Communio: The Influence of His Theology on the Interpretation of Vatican II

Outline

Gaudium et Spes

Chapters

Bibliography

10 comments:

W. said...

So happy to find a resource like this. Thank you.

In Christ,
W.
www.eagleandelephant.blogspot.com

Fr. D.L. Jones said...

A close friend found this little pot of gold and I thank Our Lady for it!

Unknown said...

Sorry, David... I just have mentioned this one to you a while ago! Robert is a very kind man, and has some familiarity with Giussani and CL (as one might except from a de Lubac fan).

Anonymous said...

Among de Lubacs\'s allies, why isn't Blondel listed?

Unknown said...

Perhaps because he died in '49, and his substantial philosophical contributions to what would become de Lubac's project were long before that date as well.

Unknown said...

I wonder if anyone is planning on translating more of Blondel into english... David, how's your french? ;-)))

Unknown said...

(Yet another Blondel comment...)

Does anyone know of a significant analysis of Blondel's project from a Thomistic perspective?

Robert Gotcher said...

I chose (arbitrarily) to list Blondel under "Sources" rather than "Allies" because Blondel wasn't directly involved in the various disputes, even though the two knew each other and corresponded.

Robert Gotcher said...

By the way, this is a defunct web page. I am amazed that someone was able to find it in the MU archives. I am attempting as time permits to create a new more up to date version.

Fred said...

Robert,

Thanks again for the work you have done on the (once and future) de Lubac page.

Fred