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Ce fascicule composé par Gratien de Saint-Élie fut publié une première fois en 1660 non loin de Bruges. Le frère Martin le réédite aujourd’hui et accompagné d’un commentaire avec un apparat critique. C’est l’exposé d’une histoire grandiose d’un Ordre placé sous la protection de la Vierge Marie.
Ce document structuré sous la forme d’un dialogue entre la poésie et la gravure, en plus d’être un formidable témoin du renouveau spirituel qui marque l’Ordre du Carmel par la Réforme de Touraine, est aussi un ouvrage de méditation qui permet à tous lecteurs de renouer avec la mémoire de ses origines. Héritiers des méthodes de prière ignatienne, et reflets de la mariologie de Michel de Saint-Augustin, ces textes et ces images viennent mobiliser la mémoire, l’intelligence et la volonté de l’orant, afin de faire émerger en lui le désir de s’associer à cette Miles Christianae.
Frère Martin Gilloux (né en 1982), O.Carm., prêtre (2014) est détenteur d’une maîtrise en histoire médiévale et d’une licence canonique (théologie trinitaire). Il a été Directeur de la revue Mélanges Carmélitains. Actuellement, il est aumônier d’une école à Nantes, travaille dans la formation permanente du diocèse de Nantes, et donne quelques cours à l’Université. Il prépare un doctorat sur la christologie de Jean de Saint-Samson.
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The dossiers concerning the Saints whose feasts were celebrated in January were the first in the long series of hagiographic dossiers that Henschen published between 1643 and his death in 1681. It would seem that, when he published a revised version of the dossier on St Peter Thomas O.Carm. in 1659, sixteen years after the publication of the original, he had come to recognise some errors that needed correction, both in terms of positions that he had taken and in terms of the normative nature of the Life written by Philippe de Mézières. The more significant changes introduced concerned the structure and content of the introductory commentary, some minor changes to the text of the Life by de Mézières and more major changes to the attached notes, and a greatly extended treatment of the appendix to that Life to include edited versions of later texts associated with the original appendix and edited transcriptions of most of the papal bulls that had been included in Wadding’s Life.
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The Dutch Carmelite and professor of philosophy Titus Brandsma, born in Friesland in 1881 and murdered in the Dachau concentration camp in 1942, did groundbreaking work in the field of Dutch mysticism. This book gives an insight into his scholarly work, his social commitment and his personal relationships.
The texts selected here date from the period 1904 to 1942, during
which time the themes of mysticism and spirituality, social teaching, peace and disarmament, heroism, journalism, education, the fight against poverty and animal welfare became increasingly important for Dutch society. Brandsma developed an explicitly Christian perspective on these topics, which he resolutely opposed to the National Socialist monopolizing of these issues in his time. For him, his socio-political commitment was deeply connected to what he taught at university about mysticism and the concept of God. He wanted to bring his Christian philosophical viewpoint into society and make it fruitful for shaping a positive future. He only succeeded to a limited extent, however, because he felt the full force of the reaction of National Socialist ideology to his work. Nevertheless, Brandsma did not give up and is therefore still a role model for all those who courageously stand up for humanity, mutual respect, appreciation of all fellow human beings, open debate and the practice of fundamental
values and virtues.
Joseph Chalmers (born in 1952), after earning a law degree at Glasgow University in Scotland, entered the Carmelite Order and studied theology at the Gregorian University in Rome, ending with an STL in spiritual theology. He has written a number of books and articles on Carmelite spirituality and prayer and translated several books into English from various European languages. He served as Prior General of the Carmelite Order 1995-2007 and now lives in the USA.
Dr Elisabeth Hense T.O.Carm. (born in 1957) is Associate Professor at Radboud University Nijmegen. She published extensively on Carmelite spirituality, especially about Francis Amelry, Maria Petyt, John of the Cross and Titus Brandsma. During the last decade she also has been doing research in the field of ecospirituality, focusing, among other things, on the ecospirituality of Catholic parishes in the Netherlands.
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Dettagli
Ce fascicule composé par Gratien de Saint-Élie fut publié une première fois en 1660 non loin de Bruges. Le frère Martin le réédite aujourd’hui et accompagné d’un commentaire avec un apparat critique. C’est l’exposé d’une histoire grandiose d’un Ordre placé sous la protection de la Vierge Marie.
Ce document structuré sous la forme d’un dialogue entre la poésie et la gravure, en plus d’être un formidable témoin du renouveau spirituel qui marque l’Ordre du Carmel par la Réforme de Touraine, est aussi un ouvrage de méditation qui permet à tous lecteurs de renouer avec la mémoire de ses origines. Héritiers des méthodes de prière ignatienne, et reflets de la mariologie de Michel de Saint-Augustin, ces textes et ces images viennent mobiliser la mémoire, l’intelligence et la volonté de l’orant, afin de faire émerger en lui le désir de s’associer à cette Miles Christianae.
Frère Martin Gilloux (né en 1982), O.Carm., prêtre (2014) est détenteur d’une maîtrise en histoire médiévale et d’une licence canonique (théologie trinitaire). Il a été Directeur de la revue Mélanges Carmélitains. Actuellement, il est aumônier d’une école à Nantes, travaille dans la formation permanente du diocèse de Nantes, et donne quelques cours à l’Université. Il prépare un doctorat sur la christologie de Jean de Saint-Samson.
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Dettagli
The dossiers concerning the Saints whose feasts were celebrated in January were the first in the long series of hagiographic dossiers that Henschen published between 1643 and his death in 1681. It would seem that, when he published a revised version of the dossier on St Peter Thomas O.Carm. in 1659, sixteen years after the publication of the original, he had come to recognise some errors that needed correction, both in terms of positions that he had taken and in terms of the normative nature of the Life written by Philippe de Mézières. The more significant changes introduced concerned the structure and content of the introductory commentary, some minor changes to the text of the Life by de Mézières and more major changes to the attached notes, and a greatly extended treatment of the appendix to that Life to include edited versions of later texts associated with the original appendix and edited transcriptions of most of the papal bulls that had been included in Wadding’s Life.
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Dettagli
The Dutch Carmelite and professor of philosophy Titus Brandsma, born in Friesland in 1881 and murdered in the Dachau concentration camp in 1942, did groundbreaking work in the field of Dutch mysticism. This book gives an insight into his scholarly work, his social commitment and his personal relationships.
The texts selected here date from the period 1904 to 1942, during
which time the themes of mysticism and spirituality, social teaching, peace and disarmament, heroism, journalism, education, the fight against poverty and animal welfare became increasingly important for Dutch society. Brandsma developed an explicitly Christian perspective on these topics, which he resolutely opposed to the National Socialist monopolizing of these issues in his time. For him, his socio-political commitment was deeply connected to what he taught at university about mysticism and the concept of God. He wanted to bring his Christian philosophical viewpoint into society and make it fruitful for shaping a positive future. He only succeeded to a limited extent, however, because he felt the full force of the reaction of National Socialist ideology to his work. Nevertheless, Brandsma did not give up and is therefore still a role model for all those who courageously stand up for humanity, mutual respect, appreciation of all fellow human beings, open debate and the practice of fundamental
values and virtues.Joseph Chalmers (born in 1952), after earning a law degree at Glasgow University in Scotland, entered the Carmelite Order and studied theology at the Gregorian University in Rome, ending with an STL in spiritual theology. He has written a number of books and articles on Carmelite spirituality and prayer and translated several books into English from various European languages. He served as Prior General of the Carmelite Order 1995-2007 and now lives in the USA.
Dr Elisabeth Hense T.O.Carm. (born in 1957) is Associate Professor at Radboud University Nijmegen. She published extensively on Carmelite spirituality, especially about Francis Amelry, Maria Petyt, John of the Cross and Titus Brandsma. During the last decade she also has been doing research in the field of ecospirituality, focusing, among other things, on the ecospirituality of Catholic parishes in the Netherlands.
