John Paul II Beatified?
| Authors | Villa, Fr. Luigi |
| Publisher | Chiesa Viva |
| Published | 23 set 2010 |
| Date | 17 feb 2013 |
| Languages | eng |
| Identifiers | uri: https://www.chiesaviva.com/430%20mensile%20ing.pdf |
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p. 7:
1948 (June 14) Took the admission examination for his Ph.D. Cardinal Sapieha sent him to Rome to continue his studies at the Angelicum. But there was, at that time, as Rector of the university, the great theologian and writer Father Garrigou-Lagrange, who was a giant on Thomism. Wojtyla, not being a member of that teaching, was following the philosophy that he wanted, that of existentialism, the modern type of Kant. Therefore, his dissertation, Faith according to St. John of the Cross , was criticized and rejected by [Garrigou-]Lagrange, because it supported the ideas of the Modernists who claimed that Faith is based on personal experience. For this, Wojtyla was not accepted for the doctorate and he had to return to the University of Krakow, where there he was accepted.
Martin called Adrienne von Speyr Hans Urs von Balthasar's "beloved".
p. 27:
Balthasar was primarily guided in theology, by a woman, Adrienne von Speyr. Von Speyr was a doctor of medicine, with whom Balthasar lived, in "spiritual brotherhood" for 27 years! She was a Protestant who tried to commit suicide in a bathtub. Afterward, having failed, she, then, converted. However she went to Mass only twice a year.