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4. Mai 2024 · Eine Theologin aus Gnade: Adrienne von Speyr D e r katholische Zusammenhang 72 5 Annahme der vorgegebenen Offenbarungs wirklichkeit 74 Kontemplation 74 Das Trinitarische als Mitte 75 Liebe 76 Bewegung 77 Je-mehr 77 Objektive Mystik 78 Maria und die Kirche 80 Amt und Liebe 81 Das Geheimnis der Teilhabe: Communio 82 Z u r Eigenart des theologischen Werkes dieser Frau als Frau 83 Anmerkungen 86 6
29. Apr. 2024 · Adrienne von Speyr (1902–1967) was a Swiss medical doctor, a convert to Catholicism, a mystic, and an author of more than sixty books on spirituality and theology. She collaborated closely with theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar, her confessor for twenty-seven years.
Vor 6 Tagen · By Adrienne von Speyr. May 9, 2024. When the Lord ascends into heaven, it is as if some connection that previously existed were torn asunder. His life on earth among us sinners, his participation in the sinful world, has come to an end. This rupture at the Ascension is a symbol of absolution.
30. Apr. 2024 · Following up her book, The Word, Von Speyr reflects deeply on the text of St. John’s Gospel, taking it sentence by sentence. The meditations are confluent with the scenes and themes of the Gospel itself, and perhaps the most characteristic note of her meditations is determined by the author’s use of the whole imagery of St. John ...
29. Apr. 2024 · Wisdom from Adrienne von Speyr Were we to have a glimmer of understanding of how the road leads from faith over hope to love, we would renounce the lie of our self-image in order to entrust everything to the Lord alone and his transforming love.
5. Mai 2024 · Adrienne von Speyr. With the Ascension, a connection is torn asunder and our souls are freed – a freedom whose source is the ascending Son, a freedom toward God. Continue Reading. May 5, 2024. Get Ready to Be Changed. Dietrich von Hilde ...
6. Mai 2024 · This has been explored by such writers as Edward Schillebeeckx and Adrienne von Speyr. John's Gospel records her presence at the beginning and end of Jesus' public life. Particularly significant is Mary's presence at the Cross, when she received from her dying Son the charge to be mother to the beloved disciple.
