Non-mariées: à celles qui s'en vont solitaires (12ᵉ éd.)
| Authors | Grimaud, Charles (1874-1950) |
| Tags | Célibataires -- Vie religieuse, Virginité, Virginity, Single people -- Religious life |
| Publisher | Téqui |
| Published | 30 dic 1932 |
| Date | 31 dic 2021 |
| Languages | fra |
| Identifiers | google: x99YDwAAQBAJ, uri: https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb32195714h |
Description
Royo Marín, O.P., Espiritualidad de los Seglares pp. 536-43 (PDF pp. 519-526), "Artículo 4 .— Una palabra a las solteras", cites this "magnífica obra ".
After explaining why he speaks of solter a s and not solter o s (∵ "El hombre puede contraer matrimonio siempre que quiera; la mujer, no siempre "; "A man can marry whenever he wants: a woman, not always"), Fr. Royo Marín briefly explains Grimaud's division of solteras :
the
- généeuses (generosas , generous) → eunuchs for the Kingdom of God (Mt. 19:12)
- apeurées (tímidas , timid) → "eunuchs, who were made so by" themselves?
- malchanceuses (desgraciadas , unfortunate) → "eunuchs, who were made so by [other] men"?
- maladroites (inhábiles , inept) → "eunuchs, who were born so from their mothers womb"?
Their afflictions (amarguras)
- seule (soledad, loneliness)
- inassouvie (insatisfacción personal, personal discontent)
- inoccupée (ociosidad, laziness)
- tentée (tentación, temptation)