Ida Friederike Görres: Citations en anglais
Broken Lights Diaries 1957-59.
Broken Lights Diaries 1955-57.
Broken Lights Diaries 1955-57.
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
Source: Broken Lights Diaries 1953-54.
Broken Lights p. 41-42 Diaries 1951.
Broken Lights p. 82 Diaries 1951-1952
Broken Lights Diaries 1955-57.
Broken Lights p. 90-91 Diaries 1951-1952.
Broken Lights p. 38 Diaries 1951
Broken Lights Diaries 1957-59
another article by Karl Rahner in Geist und Leben
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59
Broken Lights p. 21 Diaries 1951.
“My solace and my blessing - unfathomably deep. It is my backbone.”
Source: Broken Lights Diaries 1953-54. Psalm 118
Broken Lights Diaries 1955-57.
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
and so wonderfully unveiled to posterity, revealed to the world, set up as an image, i.e. to be looked at!
Broken Lights Diaries 1957-59.
Broken Lights p. 63 Diaries 1951-1952.
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
“Léon Bloy, despite his many impressive qualities.. what a hater he was!”
wild and implacable, and what power of abuse! Strange don't you think that Ernst Jünger should comment at length in his war-diaries how irresistibly Bloy reminded him of Hitler in his paroxysms of rage and his foul and ribald tongue?..Yet Bloy was undoubtedly a man with great gifts of vision and perception, and charity, too - even in the midst of his orgies of hatred. And much of what he writes about Our Lady of La Salette in his La Salette book is very fine and often goes straight to one's heart...
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
“St Thomas had lots to say about the mystical quality of createdness.”
For him the creature is truly a mystery, a mystical reality. Sometimes this strikes me so forcibly that I shrink from crushing a gnat or plucking a blade of grass - how dare one do such a thing, except of necessity? Nothing sentimental about this - not even compassion at having to hurt things - simply awe before their Maker. I'd never dare to tear up someone else's sketch or manuscript without first asking the author's permission - unless, of course, he had asked me to do so.
Broken Lights Letters 1951-59.
should have prayed all his life for the conversion of England, pledging his sons to do likewise. Once, during Mass, he had a vision of my sons in England. But only in 1841, almost seventy years after his death, did they actually set foot on English soil - through Fr Dominic Barberi. It was he who received Newman into the Church..
Broken Lights Diaries 1957-59.
And what perplexes him is less the common, mean element in decent people than the goodness and kindness of wicked, vicious ones.
Broken Lights Diaries 1955-57.
