Homo Interior Juxta Doctoris Angelici Doctrinam, Nec non Sanctorum Patrum expositus, Ad Explodendos Errores Michaelis de Molinos, Damnatos Anno Domini 1687
| Authors | Ricci Cafatino, Dominico, O.P. |
| Tags | Miguel de Molinos, quietism, St. Thomas Aquinas |
| Publisher | Ex Typographia Sociorum Jo. Baptistae Komarek, & Carmini Petagna |
| Published | 16 gen 1712 |
| Date | 16 mag 2021 |
| Languages | lat |
| Identifiers | oclc: 1203529384, google: 7TdbAAAAcAAJ |
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Description
very interesting point-by-point refutation of all the condemned errors of quietism founder Miguel de Molinos (Denzinger ##1221-88, PDF pp. 239-44)
PDF pp. 165-6 are on Elias (Elijah), the φιλοπάρθενος Palladius mentions, and St. Thomas Aquinas's angelic girding, in the context of Molinos's condemned prop.
1283 63. By the internal way one even arrives at the death of the senses; moreover, it is a sign that one remains in a state of nothingness, that is, of mystical death, if the exterior senses no longer represent sensible things (from which they are) as if they did not exist, because they do not succeed in making the intellect apply itself to them.