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The Servant of God John Paul II beatified and canonized Juanita, or Teresa of Jesus ‘of Los Andes’ (Chile) and declared Therese of the Child Jesus Doctor of the Church. The two Carmelites lived almost concurrently and were called to eternity at a young age. They shared not only a Carmelite vocation but also a deep spiritual life. The latter defines the aim of the article: to show the place and character of ascesis in the spiritual experience of each of the two, and to bring out relevant similarities and differences. The results of the study are presented in three aspects: motivations of the ascetic effort, inner overcoming of oneself, and external practices of mortification. Both saints practiced ascesis only on account of Christ, and as demonstrated in the article, all their other motivations issued from their love for Christ, and confirmed and developed this love.
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Edith Stein was born in a traditional religious Jewish family. In her youth, she stopped praying and lost her faith in God. She was, however, very faithful in searching for the truth, which had become her life's passion. First, the article presents various definitions of truth. Then it deals with phenomenological methods of discovering the truth about man, which were characteristic of Edith Stein. Finally, it shows her discovery of the God of Love, who pulled her towards mystical union in the spirituality of Carmel. St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) died in the concentration camp at Auschwitz experiencing the mystery of the Cross of Christ and sacrificing herself for her nation.
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Od III w. rozwinął się w Kościele ruch eremicki, który dał początek stanowi zakonnemu, a jego rozkwit przypadł na schyłek XI w. i objął XII w. Historia Zakonu Najświętszej Maryi Panny z Góry Karmel rozpoczyna się w XII w. w Palestynie. Drugi Zakon Karmelitański, czyli żeńską jego gałąź, powołał do życia papież Mikołaj V bullą Cum nulla fidelium z 7 października 1452 r. W 1605 r. zapadła decyzja o założeniu klasztoru karmelitów bosych w Polsce. Pod koniec tego samego roku przybyli do Krakowa pierwsi zakonnicy (Włosi i Hiszpanie). Karmelitanki bose przybyły do Polski w 1612 r. z inicjatywy współbraci zakonnych. Artykuł opisuje początki i fundację Klasztoru pw. Maryi Matki Pojednania Mniszek Bosych Zakonu NMP z Góry Karmel w Bornem Sulinowie. Przez kilkanaście lat trwały prace budowlane, mniszki musiały zmagać się z wieloma trudnościami i niedogodnościami, by móc ostatecznie sfinalizować swoje zamierzenia. Karmelitanki wspierają diecezję koszalińsko-kołobrzeską modlitwą i pracą. Inną formą posługi jest stworzenie i otwarcie przestrzeni modlitwy dla wszystkich poszukujących odnowienia czy pogłębienia kontaktu z Bogiem.
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From the third century, the Hermit movement developed in the Church, which gave rise to the monastic state, and flourished at the end of the 11th century and embraced the 12th centu¬ry. The history of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel begins in the 12th century in Palestine. The Second Carmelite Order, which is its female branch, was founded by Pope Nicholas V bullum Cum nulla fidelium of October 7, 1452. In 1605 a decision was made to establish a monastery of Bare Carmelites in Poland. At the end of the same year, the first monks (Italians and Spaniards) came to Krakow (Kraków). Bare Carmelites came to Poland in 1612 on the initiative of religious confreres The article describes the beginnings and foundation of the Monastery of Mary Mother of Reconciliation of the Blessed Nuns of the Blessed Virgin Mary from Mount Carmel in Borne Sulinowo. The construction works lasted for several years, the nuns had to deal with many difficulties and inconveniences in order to finalize their intentions. Carmelite nuns support the Koszalin-Kolobrzeg (Kołobrzeg) Diocese with prayer and work. Another form of ministry is to create and open a space of prayer for everyone seeking renewal or deepening contact with God.
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W artykule omówiono zasady i etapy formacji obowiązujące w Klasztorze pw. Maryi Matki Pojednania Mniszek Bosych Zakonu NMP z Góry Karmel w Bornem Sulinowie. Karmel wybrał, podobnie jak 33 z 36 klasztorów polskich prowincji, tekst Konstytucji zatwierdzonych przez Stolicę Apostolską w 1991 r. Przepisy zawarte w Konstytucjach uszczegóławiają i doprecyzowują zasady zawarte w Zwyczajniku. Została również zaprezentowana działalność mniszek w Kościele lokalnym oraz działalność literacka.
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The article discusses the principles and stages of formation in the Monastery of St. Mary, Mother of Reconciliation, the Barefoot Nuns of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary from Mount Carmel in Borne Sulinowo. Carmel chose, like 33 out of 36 monasteries of Polish provinces, the text of the Constitutions approved by the Holy See in 1991. The provisions contained in the Constitutions specify the principles contained in the Custom. The activities of nuns in the local Church and literary activities were also presented.
Polonia Sacra
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2022
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vol. 26
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issue 4
175-196
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Elizabeth of the Trinity (Elizabeth Catez; 1880–1906), a French Carmelite nun and mystic, was canonized by Pope Francis on October 16, 2016. Her mysticism is closely linked to the theology of St. Paul the Apostle and the Carmelite school of spirituality. By combining the inspired texts of Scripture in an original way, she discovered “her own” path to holiness. The question to what extent a mystic is also inspired by his or her environment always remains relevant. This paper examines the extent to which Elisabeth’s originality is clothed in the robe of the French school of spirituality. It focuses on three realities: the theological-spiritual ideas of the French school of spirituality of the seventeenth century; the currents of thought of the late nineteenth century - social and religious thought; French popular piety. An analysis of her writings reveals that Elizabeth’s prayer life and her teaching on prayer are in many ways similar to the spiritual currents of her time. Nevertheless, one can come to believe that her mystical experience was thoroughly original, going beyond her education (she was not a theologian). In this way one sees the hidden work of God who enables a human being to follow Him on a new path, according to His plan, commensurate with the vocation He has given.
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Elżbieta od Trójcy Świętej (Elżbieta Catez; 1880–1906), francuska karmelitanka i mistyczka, została kanonizowana przez papieża Franciszka w dniu 16 października 2016 roku. Jej mistyka ściśle wiąże się z teologią św. Pawła Apostoła oraz karmelitańską szkołą duchowości. Łącząc w oryginalny sposób teksty natchnione Pisma Świętego, odkryła „własną” drogę do świętości. Pozostaje zawsze aktualne pytanie, na ile mistyk jest inspirowany również swoim środowiskiem. Artykuł analizuje, na ile oryginalność Elżbiety jest przyobleczona w szatę francuskiej szkoły duchowości. Skupia się na trzech rzeczywistościach: teologiczno-duchowe idee francuskiej szkoły duchowości XVII wieku; prądy myślowe epoki schyłku XIX wieku - myśl społeczna i religijna; francuska pobożność ludowa. W świetle analizy jej pism można stwierdzić, że życie modlitewne Elżbiety, a także jej nauczanie na temat modlitwy są w wielu miejscach podobne do prądów duchowych epoki, w której żyła. Niemniej, można dojść do przekonania, że jej doświadczenie mistyczne było na wskroś oryginalne, przekraczające jej wykształcenie (nie była teologiem). W ten sposób dostrzega się ukryte działanie Boga, który uzdalnia człowieka do podążania za Nim nową ścieżką, według Jego zamysłu, współmiernie do ofiarowanego powołania.
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This article concerns the iconography of the interior of the church located at the Monastery of Discalced Carmelites in Wadowice. It discusses individual images found on the altars and on the wall paintings in this temple. It presents a wealth of iconographic and biographical content hidden behind the representations of saints, blesseds and servants of God related to the history and spirituality of Carmel.
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The Land, that Abram got from God after many years of turbulent history, became a place one of its kind because of God’s promises confirmed many times in the next alliances between God and people. And also due to unusual God’s friends – Prophets, who were especially sensitive to God’s appeals. Their mission was to remind about God’s love to a man. Love that is concrete and demanding but always leading to the meeting, which finally fulfilled in Jesus Christ. All these unique people were born in that special place on the Earth and were the God’s sign against the evil and dishonesty, which can appear in a man’s heart and mind. And although they were walking on the Palestinian ground in historically different times, each of them was somehow shaped by a diverse beauty and wealth of this Land. The above study shows, in outline, diversity and unique of the topography of the Land considered as holly by the believers of the three great monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, which had their beginning from Abraham.
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