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This episode of the Breakthrough of Grace Podcast features a talk by Julia Ibarra. During our conversation with Julie, you will hear about why she founded MagentaYou.com, what it means to her, and how it helps deepen women's faith, health and fertility.Married to a Lt Colonel (Retired) USMC, Helicopter Pilot, Jamie and Julia have seven Children. As a newlywed, Julie Ibarra was more than a little nervous about using Natural Family Planning (NFP). She had grown up, non-Catholic, with the assumption that the Pill would be part of her married life. Stepping away from that place felt insecure and raised a host of questions for her.As she became more anxious, she found that there were a lack of resources available for newly married couples to learn about NFP. It wasn't until she and her husband attended a Catholic marriage prep course that sparked her curiosity.Ibarra's challenging journey with NFP, inspired her to found Magenta. She did some research and realized that Magenta was the birthplace of pro-life heroin, Saint Gianna Molla. Magenta aims to make NFP, attractive, accessible, and understandable, and to be a memes for women to learn, and embrace their fertility.Saint Giana Molla-“The secret of happiness is to live moment by moment and to thank God for all that He, in His goodness, sends to us day after day.”Website: MagentaYou.com Your body is beautiful. It's time to learn it, love it and take back ownership. Knowledge is power. Women are powerful. Let's elevate you to success, to understand it and love it!“Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one's youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them! He shall not be put to shame when he speaks with his enemies in the gate.”Psalm 127:3-5This talk was recorded at John Paul the Great Catholic University in Southern California with a small prayer group.More resources: https://canfp.orgReflection Question #1Reflect on the words of Saint Giana Molla. “The secret of happiness is to live moment by moment and to thank God for all that He, in His goodness, sends to us day after day.”What does this mean to live moment by moment?Reflection Question #2Mother Teresa was a staunch advocate for Natural Family Planning. She stated:“God has created a world big enough for all the lives He wishes to be born. It is onlyour hearts that are not big enough to want them and accept them... We are toooften afraid of the sacrifices we might have to make. But where there is love, thereis always sacrifice. Ånd when we love until it hurts, there is joy and peace.”What does it mean to love until it hurts?How can this type of love change your life?Reflection from Pope St. Paul VIResponsible parenthood requires that husband and wife understand God's designfor marriage—that it is love-giving (unitive) and life-giving (procreative). Spousesought to be well-formed in understanding Church teaching and reflect upon theirresponsibilities toward each other, children already born, and the wider societywhen deciding when to attempt to conceive or not (see Humanae vitae [HV], no. 10.

Patrick shares some emails about the importance of women in our world, takes on the tough question of being married to an abusive spouse, gets Sarah Tafoya, from morning air, on the show to weigh in on motherhood and answers some deep questions from our younger listeners. True - Q: my daughter is in a terrible marriage to an alcoholic. They dated ten years and have been married three. I'd like to ask about annulments. Charles 10-years-old - Why is the song of Solomon in the bible? And comment on why we don't see kids playing outside: I think it's b/c school, homework, video games, and safety. what's Patrick's theme song called? Patrick talks about reasons for spacing children given by the Church in Humanae vitae. Gene - Stay at home dad challenges: the inability to work is tough. I spend a lot of time working over the phone with clients. We've got to tighten the belt now. Leon - Where in the bible is 'be fruitful and multiply' and why does that apply to us today? Sarah Tafoya jumps on the show to discuss her perspective of the joys of motherhood. Jesus - I have 11 kids and it's been a joy. Lisette - Is it sinful for me to avoid pregnancy during my marriage because my husband is recovering from porn?

O enciklici Humanae vitae – O ljudskom životu.

What is the apparent conflict between Dignitatis Humanae and 19th-century Papal teaching? What is Michael Dunnigan's solution to the conflict? How can we properly reconcile particular passages in Quanta Cura with Dignitatis Humanae? Dr. Michael Dunnigan joins the show again to discuss these topics.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: With the U.S. getting closer to being unable to meet its financial obligations, President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy were set to meet at the White House today. And, there was a big announcement on the campaign trail. Editorial Director at the Daily Caller, Vince Coglianese, joins to share what he makes of the decision by Tim Scott to enter the race for the White House in 2024. Meanwhile, the Biden Administration is taking its fight for abortion access to children in elementary schools. The Education Department wants to use US taxpayer dollars to create partnerships between schools and abortion businesses like Planned Parenthood. And Republican Congressman Chris Smith from New Jersey has said he wants to revoke trade privileges with China over its horrible human rights record. He tells us more about this proposal and whether it has gained any support so far. Experts recently gathered at the Vatican to discuss how a Church document on married life, remains relevant more than 50 years after it was written. The 2 day event examined Humanae vitae. Professor Pia De Solenni, joins to tell us more about this event, who attended and what some of the highlights were. Finally this evening, there have been Eucharistic processions in several US cities as part of the National Eucharistic Revival. EWTN Pro-Life Weekly's Prudence Robertson has more. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Radio Marija ir klausītāju veidots radio, kas nes Dieva Vārdu pasaulē. Radio Marija balss skan 24 stundas diennaktī. Šajos raidījumos klausītājiem kā saviem draugiem neatkarīgi no viņu reliģiskās pārliecības cenšamies sniegt Kristus Labo Vēsti – Evaņģēliju, skaidru katoliskās Baznīcas mācību. Cenšamies vairot lūgšanas pieredzi un sniegt iespēju ielūkoties visas cilvēces kultūras daudzveidībā. Radio Marija visā pasaulē darbojas uz brīvprātīgo kalpošanas pamata. Labprātīga savu talantu un laika ziedošana Dieva godam un jaunās evaņģelizācijas labā ir daļa no Radio Marija harizmas. Tā ir lieliska iespēja ikvienam īstenot savus talantus Evaņģēlija pasludināšanas darbā, piedzīvojot kalpošanas prieku. Ticam, ka Dievs īpaši lietos ikvienu cilvēku, kurš atsauksies šai kalpošanai, lai ar Radio Marija starpniecību paveiktu Latvijā lielas lietas. Radio Marija ir arī ģimene, kas vieno dažādu vecumu, dažādu konfesiju, dažādu sociālo slāņu cilvēkus, ļaujot katram būt iederīgam un sniegt savu pienesumu Dieva Vārda pasludināšanā, kā arī kopīgā lūgšanas pieredzē. "Patvērums Dievā 24 stundas diennaktī", - tā ir Radio Marija Latvija devīze. RML var uztvert Rīgā 97.3, Liepājā 97.1, Krāslavā 97.0, Valkā 93.2, kā arī ar [satelītuztvērēja palīdzību un interneta aplikācijās](http://www.rml.lv/klausies/).

Radio Marija ir klausītāju veidots radio, kas nes Dieva Vārdu pasaulē. Radio Marija balss skan 24 stundas diennaktī. Šajos raidījumos klausītājiem kā saviem draugiem neatkarīgi no viņu reliģiskās pārliecības cenšamies sniegt Kristus Labo Vēsti – Evaņģēliju, skaidru katoliskās Baznīcas mācību. Cenšamies vairot lūgšanas pieredzi un sniegt iespēju ielūkoties visas cilvēces kultūras daudzveidībā. Radio Marija visā pasaulē darbojas uz brīvprātīgo kalpošanas pamata. Labprātīga savu talantu un laika ziedošana Dieva godam un jaunās evaņģelizācijas labā ir daļa no Radio Marija harizmas. Tā ir lieliska iespēja ikvienam īstenot savus talantus Evaņģēlija pasludināšanas darbā, piedzīvojot kalpošanas prieku. Ticam, ka Dievs īpaši lietos ikvienu cilvēku, kurš atsauksies šai kalpošanai, lai ar Radio Marija starpniecību paveiktu Latvijā lielas lietas. Radio Marija ir arī ģimene, kas vieno dažādu vecumu, dažādu konfesiju, dažādu sociālo slāņu cilvēkus, ļaujot katram būt iederīgam un sniegt savu pienesumu Dieva Vārda pasludināšanā, kā arī kopīgā lūgšanas pieredzē. "Patvērums Dievā 24 stundas diennaktī", - tā ir Radio Marija Latvija devīze. RML var uztvert Rīgā 97.3, Liepājā 97.1, Krāslavā 97.0, Valkā 93.2, kā arī ar [satelītuztvērēja palīdzību un interneta aplikācijās](http://www.rml.lv/klausies/).

Entrevista a la Doctora Pilar Clava sobre el ser y quehacer de la Pontificia Academia para la Vida, y sobre la perennidad de la doctrina de la Encíclica Humanae Vitae sobre la moralidad de los anticonceptivos. Pareciera que alguien en la Pontifica Academia para la Vida quiere cambiar esta doctrina, pero no lo dice claramente.

La Pontificia Academia para la Vida propone negar la doctrina de Humanae vitae de Pablo VI sobre la ilicitud moral de los anticonceptivos. Monseñor Héctor Aguer sobre Traditiones custodes y la liturgia tradicional.

Did the Second Vatican Council reverse Church teaching on religious liberty? Professor Michael Dunnigan joins us to discuss this important issue.  The Classical Theism Podcast aims to defend Catholic Christian ideas in conversation. With the help of various guests, I defend three pillars of the Catholic Christian worldview: (1) the God of classical theism exists, (2) Jesus is our Messiah and Lord, and (3) He founded the Catholic Church. We place a strong emphasis on the first pillar, defending classical theism, drawing upon the work of Thomistic philosopher Dr. Edward Feser and many others. John DeRosa www.classicaltheism.com/support   Support the show: Check out my book One Less God Than You: How to Answer the Slogans, Cliches, and Fallacies that Atheists Use to Challenge Your Faith >> www.classicaltheism.com/newbook Support on Patreon to help keep the podcast going and to allow me to produce even more quality content: www.classicaltheism.com/support  

Episodio 2: Da sacerdote a vescovo di Vittorio Veneto. Il salto per Albino Luciani non è indolore, la sua natura è timida, votata ad un servizio silenzioso, ma Papa Giovanni XXIII lo sceglie a 46 anni, sfidando le supposizioni sulla salute di Luciani che si diceva fosse precaria e anche su quel disturbo che in tanti avvertivano per la sua voce flebile. Accanto alle persone, attento ai suoi sacerdoti e alle sofferenze dei lavoratori: lo stile del vescovo Luciani era chiaro, a Vittorio Veneto come a Venezia, una sede che inizialmente aveva rifiutato. Da pastore vicino alla gente e ai problemi quotidiani delle famiglie, Luciani aveva partecipato alla discussione che precedette l'uscita dell'enciclica Humanae vitae, esprimendosi in senso possibilista sulla pillola. Poi, quando Paolo VI decise di dichiarare illeciti gli anticoncezionali, accolse e difese il pronunciamento del Papa aiutando i fedeli a comprenderne il significato…

 DECLARACIÓN DIGNITATIS HUMANAE SOBRE LA LIBERTAD RELIGIOSAEL DERECHO DE LA PERSONA Y DE LAS COMUNIDADESA LA LIBERTAD SOCIAL Y CIVIL EN MATERIA RELIGIOSA1. Los hombres de nuestro tiempo se hacen cada vez más conscientes de la dignidad de la persona humana, y aumenta el número de aquellos que exigen que los hombres en su actuación gocen y usen del propio criterio y libertad responsables, guiados por la conciencia del deber y no movidos por la coacción. Piden igualmente la delimitación jurídica del poder público, para que la amplitud de la justa libertad tanto de la persona como de las asociaciones no se restrinja demasiado. Esta exigencia de libertad en la sociedad humana se refiere sobre todo a los bienes del espíritu humano, principalmente a aquellos que pertenecen al libre ejercicio de la religión en la sociedad. Secundando con diligencia estos anhelos de los espíritus y proponiéndose declarar cuán conformes son con la verdad y con la justicia, este Concilio Vaticano estudia la sagrada tradición y la doctrina de la Iglesia, de las cuales saca a la luz cosas nuevas, de acuerdo siempre con las antiguas.

DECLARACIÓN DIGNITATIS HUMANAE SOBRE LA LIBERTAD RELIGIOSAEL DERECHO DE LA PERSONA Y DE LAS COMUNIDADESA LA LIBERTAD SOCIAL Y CIVIL EN MATERIA RELIGIOSA1. Los hombres de nuestro tiempo se hacen cada vez más conscientes de la dignidad de la persona humana, y aumenta el número de aquellos que exigen que los hombres en su actuación gocen y usen del propio criterio y libertad responsables, guiados por la conciencia del deber y no movidos por la coacción. Piden igualmente la delimitación jurídica del poder público, para que la amplitud de la justa libertad tanto de la persona como de las asociaciones no se restrinja demasiado. Esta exigencia de libertad en la sociedad humana se refiere sobre todo a los bienes del espíritu humano, principalmente a aquellos que pertenecen al libre ejercicio de la religión en la sociedad. Secundando con diligencia estos anhelos de los espíritus y proponiéndose declarar cuán conformes son con la verdad y con la justicia, este Concilio Vaticano estudia la sagrada tradición y la doctrina de la Iglesia, de las cuales saca a la luz cosas nuevas, de acuerdo siempre con las antiguas. 

 DECLARACIÓN DIGNITATIS HUMANAE SOBRE LA LIBERTAD RELIGIOSAEL DERECHO DE LA PERSONA Y DE LAS COMUNIDADESA LA LIBERTAD SOCIAL Y CIVIL EN MATERIA RELIGIOSA1. Los hombres de nuestro tiempo se hacen cada vez más conscientes de la dignidad de la persona humana, y aumenta el número de aquellos que exigen que los hombres en su actuación gocen y usen del propio criterio y libertad responsables, guiados por la conciencia del deber y no movidos por la coacción. Piden igualmente la delimitación jurídica del poder público, para que la amplitud de la justa libertad tanto de la persona como de las asociaciones no se restrinja demasiado. Esta exigencia de libertad en la sociedad humana se refiere sobre todo a los bienes del espíritu humano, principalmente a aquellos que pertenecen al libre ejercicio de la religión en la sociedad. Secundando con diligencia estos anhelos de los espíritus y proponiéndose declarar cuán conformes son con la verdad y con la justicia, este Concilio Vaticano estudia la sagrada tradición y la doctrina de la Iglesia, de las cuales saca a la luz cosas nuevas, de acuerdo siempre con las antiguas.

Lecture du Magistère - Dignitatis Humanae by Radio Maria France

A diversidade das cores dos seres humanos. A fotógrafa e artista Angélica Dass registrou rostos de milhares de pessoas pelo mundo no projeto que se chama Humanae. Ela já recebeu vários prêmios pelo seu trabalho. Angélica Dass nasceu no Rio de Janeiro e vive em Madri há 15 anos. Ela participa do PhEST, Festival Internacional de Fotografia e Arte em Monopoli, na região da Apúlia no sul da Itália, onde conversou com a RFI Brasil. “O que eu faço no Humanae são fotos de pessoas no fundo branco. Pego um quadradinho no nariz e busco o correspondente numa paleta de cores chamada Pantone. Na verdade, Pantone é como um idioma de cores. Depois de identificar a cor da pele, pinto o fundo” conta. O seu trabalho mostra uma infinidade de tons de pele, e até pessoas da mesma etnia que não têm a mesma cor. Cada imagem mantém a legenda do sistema Pantone, acompanhada pelo número e letra da variação da cor identificada.  “Nestas fotos o que eu estou tentando provar é que eu aprendi quando pequena, que as pessoas são classificadas como negro ou branco. Isso não é real. O que a gente vê no mundo real é uma paleta de cores gigantesca, desde um chocolate, caramelo, canela, iogurte, mas nunca esse preto e branco. Então por que classificamos os seres humanos desta maneira? O objetivo é propor este tipo de reflexão. Mostrar que a diversidade é um grande valor da espécie que é a raça humana. Em vez de discriminar, a gente tem que celebrar esta diversidade” explica. Mosaico gigante Nesta 6° edição do PhEST, o tema é O Corpo. O Festival reúne 30 exposições de fotos e arte contemporânea em vários pontos da cidadezinha litorânea do Mediterrâneo. Angélica Dass tem uma posição de destaque. A sua obra é um mosaico de rostos impresso em uma tela gigante de 26 metros de comprimento por 5 metros de altura que está exposta individualmente na antiga muralha de Cala Porta Vecchia, diante das águas cristalinas do mar Adriático. “Uma das grandes missões deste trabalho não é só estar na parede como uma peça de museu, como uma exposição. O objetivo é ser uma ferramenta educativa. Paralela a esta exposição no PhEST, faço oficinas em todo o planeta conectando com a juventude, com futuras gerações, para que sejam os líderes de amanhã” comenta. Angélica começou a fotografar os rostos em 2012. A ideia surgiu quando fez retratos do marido espanhol e da família dela, que define como “multicolorida”. “Eu me reconheço como alguém que é afrodescendente, eurodescendente e descendente dos povos originais do Brasil. Quando comecei a fotografar a minha família percebi a diversidade que a gente tem no planeta. ” Até agora ela já fotografou 4.556 pessoas, em 20 países e 36 cidades do planeta. Seu trabalho percorreu diversas mostras pelo mundo. Para citar alguns exemplos, o Humanae foi exposto em 2017 no Fórum Econômico Mundial em Davos, na Suíça. No ano seguinte, no Museu Americano de História Natural em Nova York. Contra o racismo Em cada retrato frontal a pessoa aparece com os ombros nus, dando a impressão que está despida. “Talvez as informações mais importantes que você vai encontrar nas fotos é a falta de informação. Você não sabe quem é o pobre, quem é o rico, quem é o imigrante, qual é a orientação sexual. O objetivo é celebrar o que na verdade a gente tem como grande tesouro da nossa espécie, que é nossa diversidade em todos os aspectos”, ressalta   A mensagem da sua obra gera também um forte impacto no combate ao racismo. “Uma das coisas mais importantes para mim, é tentar usar a arte como uma ferramenta. Se o conceito de raça é uma construção social, acredito que a gente possa desconstruir essa construção através da arte, através da fotografia, através da educação.”     O PhEST A ideia de criar o PhEST – See Beyond the Sea (Veja além do mar) foi do documentarista e diretor de fotografia italiano Giovanni Troilo com a curadoria fotográfica de Arianna Rinaldo. O festival começou em 2016, foi crescendo, e não parou nem no ano passado com a pandemia. O respeito às regras sanitárias é rígido. Para ver as exposições em lugares fechados é obrigatório apresentar o certificado de vacinação ou o teste Covid-19 feito até 48 horas antes.    Algumas obras fazem parte de instalações dentro do Palazzo Palmieri, um edifício barroco no centro histórico. Já na antiga igreja desconsagrada de São Pedro e São Paulo encontra-se o trabalho do artista britânico e franco- marroquino, Phillip Toledano. São autorretratos nos quais ele aparece vestido e maquiado como diferentes personagens imaginando como poderia morrer.  Outras imagens estão expostas ao ar livre, como a Beleza dos Albinos da italiana Paola De Grenet, radicada em Barcelona. Ela fotografou em diferentes países pessoas albinas, muitas delas sofrem deficiências visuais.  O PhEst, que dura até 1° de novembro de 2021, não se limitou a terra firme e “invadiu” o mar. As fotos do artista lituano Tadao Cern estão impressas em horizontal sobre colchões flutuantes ligados no fundo do mar. A obra se transforma em uma brincadeira de verão. O público tem que nadar até a instalação para ver as imagens e se diverte subindo e descendo dos colchões.  Já no fundo do mar estão as esculturas do italiano Erich Turoni, acessível só aos mergulhadores. 

A fotógrafa brasileira Angélica Dass tornou-se uma referência internacional com seu projeto Humanae. Vamos conhecer os desdobramentos ao redor do mundo e chamar para a conversa a cineasta Sabrina Fidalgo.

Dignitatis Humanae, the document on religious liberty issued by the second Vatican Council, states that "that all men are to be immune from coercion on the part of individuals or of social groups and of any human power." And yet, nearly a century before, pope Pius IX condemned the proposition that "every man is free to embrace and profess that religion which...he shall consider true." Because it seemed to contradict previous magisterial teachings, Dignitatis Humanae has caused controversy ever since its promulgation. On April 25, Controversies in Church History will look at the history of the Church's teaching on religious freedom since the 19th century and its bearing on the status of Dignitatis Humanae. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/churchcontroversies/support

Angélica Dass es una afamada fotógrafa brasileña. Su proyecto más importante es Humanae - El Pantone de la piel. Su práctica combina la fotografía con la investigación sociológica y la participación pública en la defensa global de los derechos humanos. Es la creadora del internacionalmente aclamado proyecto Humanæ, una colección de retratos que revelan la diversa belleza de la humanidad. Angélica amplía el mensaje educativo de Humanae a través de colaboraciones institucionales en todo el mundo, como las colaboraciones con ayuntamientos de diferentes ciudades del País Vasco, escuelas de magisterio en Madrid, institutos de enseñanza secundaria en la República Checa, o con la UNESCO y el Gobierno de Chile, llegando a impactar a más de 50 mil estudiantes en una semana. Fuente: https://angelicadass.com/ Conoce esta increíble historia. Puedes colaborar a este proyecto en: https://www.patreon.com/NegraComoYo Más de esto en: - https://www.instagram.com/NegraComoYo - https://www.facebook.com/NegraComoYo #HumanaeProject #AngelicaDass #Brasil #AfroBrasil #AfroVenezuela #NegraComoYo #PodcastVenezuela #PodcastVenezolano --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gisette-rosas/support

Todos somos humanos e todos somos Humanae. As fotografias de Angélica Dass desafiam nossa forma de pensar sobre cor da pele e identidade étnica. A Equipe da Biblioteca convida o público a refletir no que está por trás do seu projeto fotográfico, o Humanae, e sua busca por documentar as verdadeiras cores da humanidade, em vez das não verdadeiras - branco, vermelho, preto e amarelo -, associadas a raça. Angelica Dass é uma fotógrafa e educadora brasileira que mora na Espanha e criou o catálogo fotográfico de cores de pele Humanae. Sua palestra encontra-se disponível em : https://youtu.be/kcYKRNbW_iw . Como disparador dessa conversa, adicionamos a leitura do livro A cor de Coraline, de Alexandre Rampazo na qual o autor provoca reflexões sobre a diversidade, no momento em que o amigo da personagem lhe pede emprestado um lápis cor de pele. Pele de quem?

¿Cómo hacer un proyecto que sea universal?¿Cómo hacer que se explique a si mismo?¿Cómo hacerlo comprensible sin idiomas y para todas las culturas? Muy poca gente en el mundo del arte es capaz de conseguir esta conexión que Angelica Dass logró con su proyecto Humanae. Este proyecto es mayor que la propia Angelica, mayor que todos nosotros, porque es un proyecto centrado en humanizar, en educar y en derribar cualquier barrera basada en las ideas preconcebidas desde hace siglos. Lo más importante no es la imagen en sí, bellísima desde todo punto de vista, si no la capacidad de generar una conversación entre iguales, o mejor dicho entre diferentes, ya que todos lo somos por igual. Durante estos años, humanae ha cambiado las vidas de mucha gente, sobre todo la de Angelica, ya que le ha permitido reconectar con ese yo de 6/7 años que no comprendía porqué era apartada y deshumanizada. Su video de TED lleva 3 millones de visualizaciones, y es una de las elegidas por la organización como líder de opinión para cambiar el futuro, casi nada. La meta es ambiciosa, pero como dice citando a Tupac Shakur "Yo no voy a cambiar el mundo, pero definitivamente voy a despertar la mente que lo va a hacer" Un lujo tener a Angelica Dass con nosotras!

Ecce textum ex quo res in hac emissione tractatae excerptae sunt:"Ad Lelium suum, de pertinacia spei humane.[1] Adeo pertinax et fixa mortalium spes est adversus infeliciter experta, ut neque sterilitas agricolam, neque tempestas nautam, neque tectorum casus architectum, neque patremfamilias sobolis acerbus interitus deterreat ab incepto. Hinc illa comunia, ut et famelicos serere et naufragos navigare et ruinis vix elapsos nova super eisdem fundamentis edificia moliri et orbos senes inter sepulcra filiorum aliis procreandis intendere videamus. Piscatores frigoribus et fame confectos hic ante oculos habeo. [2] Mirum et prorsus incredibile, totos dies ieiuni ac nudi noctesque ad auroram insomnes agunt, cum interim vel hamos vel retia tentantium una eademque sors est: nichil agere, frustra torqueri, tempus, in aliis aliquanto forsan utilius consumendum, perdere; neque tamen obstinatis ad inceptum animis a fatali gurgite divelluntur. Usque adeo etiam amari exercitii consuetudo longior dulcis est. Infaustam arenam imo verrentes alveo, quam fugiunt egestatem inter undas et scopulos inveniunt, nunquam forte quod tantopere satagunt, reperturi. [3] Illa quidem dictu minora, nescio an maiori admiratione digna sint. Ferarum studium, totiens vacuatis cubilibus, non lentescit; novis fetibus pariendis alendisque prioris raptu nunquam segnior tigris redit; columbe, crebri partus solatio destitute, nichilo moderatior in reliquum ardor est; philomena, postquam pastorali furto perditos natos longo gemitu et predulcibus querimoniis prosecuta est, nidum ab eodem ramo, sequentis puerperii fortunam tentatura, suspendit. [4] Rem dicam novam tibi sed omnibus vallis huius incolis notissimam. Aquila iampridem in his montibus habitat; subulcus advena, nedum quos pascit suibus sed hirsutis etiam apris asperior, clam nido insidiatus est, neque animam suam pluris extimans quam valet, de altissima rupe, que fonti Sorgie nubibus par impendet, ancipiti fune demissus, cuius rei vel meminisse horror est, ad aeriam domum temerarius predator accessit, et solicite genitrici, spem generis, pullos implumes abstulit. [5] Id semel, idque iterum et iterum ausus, nil amplius aquilam movit, quam ut, nuper tristi domicilio deserto, nidum dumosamque supellectilem in alteram rupis partem parumper avexerit; illic modo sepius amisse sobolis spem refovet, nichil solito letius, ut reor; siquidem saxeus iste suus hostis, exigui lucri cupidus, vite prodigus, iam restem nodosque preparat, quibus per inane suspensus de insolito specu solitas predas agat.[6] Iam sensim ad minima rerum ratiocinando descendimus; nec apibus quidem prerepti mellis iniuria mellificandi dulcedinem, nec formicis sub terra latentium horreorum inundatio graniferi laboris experientiam frequentisque cursus ac recursus imminuit voluptatem; non enim desperant infeliciter tentata retentari posse felicius. [7] Alioquin, si cum successibus rerum animorum simul spes intereat, torpebunt estus hi quos undique cernimus, actionum variarum, quotidie interpellantibus fatis, et vitam situ marcidam exitus inglorius manebit. Quod ne forte contingeret animantibus cuntis et presertim homini, dura propositique tenacia pectora data sunt." -------Inveniendus ipse Jacobus sum apud Pipiatorium @ApudRecentiores aut @jacobusbanks.Date commentaria et desidera vestra, quae ad hanc seriem plane pingui Minerva editam pertinent!Repieretis omnia de hac serie emissionum et quidem modos quibus illam alere potestis apud:colloquia-apud-recentiores.simplecast.com 

Michael Lofton, William Albrecht and Erick Ybarra discuss religious liberty with Dr. Thomas Pink. The focus is on whether Dignitatis Humanae is a rupture in Catholic doctrine?  

Questo testo è stato tratto dal libro di don Pietro Leone “Il matrimonio sotto attacco” edito da Solfanelli.

Questo testo è stato tratto dal libro di don Pietro Leone “Il matrimonio sotto attacco” edito da Solfanelli.

Dana's first visit to an LA Museum prompts her and Jessica to want to be docents in their old age. The most shocking Corrections Corner yet when Jessica calls herself out on her dismissal of Dana and Springfield Style Cashew Chicken.  Dana is tired of people interrupting when she speaks and don't even think about calling her honey. Jessica has had it with people pretending to be damsels in distress by behaving with Unnecessary Helplessness.  D and J were both latch key kids but wouldn't dream of any one doing that with their kids these days. Weirdo of the Week is a self proclaimed Asparamancer. Oh Wow Corner is Humanae, a photographers exploration of matching skin tones to Pantone colors.  Rave #1 is Scenery Bags, a company repurposing old scenery backdrops from shows and with part of the proceeds, can send underprivileged students to see plays On and Off Broadway.  Rave #2 is Children of the Night, a 24/7 national hotline and Los Angeles based programs for children who are victims of sex trafficking and prostitution.   Scenery Bags - https://scenerybags.com/ Children of the Night - https://www.childrenofthenight.org/

Buona Fine, miglior Principio.Qui si parla di Angeli e Demoni.Scritto da Fabio GhelliProdotto da Federico Bogazzi e Fabio GhelliMusiche di- Hobocombo- Giovanni Biancalana

Episode 26 - Dignitatis humanae and Church teaching on religious liberty, with Barrett Turner by USCCBClips

Angélica Dass nació en una familia “muy colorida”, fruto del mestizaje de su país natal, Brasil. Pronto empezó a tomar conciencia de cómo el color de la piel, la cultura o el país de origen, eran elementos capaces de separar a las personas. Por ello creó ‘Humanae’, un proyecto fotográfico que utiliza el retrato para acercar a personas de todo el planeta, un alegato en favor de la belleza de la diversidad humana que se ha convertido en un referente para miles de escuelas en todo el mundo. “Todos tenemos el poder de cambiar la narrativa respecto a la discriminación, sea del tipo que sea”.

Dr. Lynn Keenan: HV50 Celebration Opening Remarks Lynn Keenan, MD welcomes attendees to the HV 50 celebration and introduces Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone.

Christopher West: Total Eclipse of the Body: How We Lost Sight of the Meaning of Sex, Gender, Marriage, and Family AND How to Regain it In our post-sexual revolution world, we are experiencing a total eclipse of the meaning of the body. A darkness has been cast over our humanity...

Panel: The Many Faces of NFP Natural Family Planning services can be integrated in a wide range of venues, each setting offering their own advantages,and often reaching different audiences. In this session there will be an opportunity to learn from the experiences of 1) nurse, 2) physician, and 3) pastor,...

Thomas Hilgers, MD: One Physician’s Response to the Pastoral Directives of Humanae Vitae Dr. Hilgers reviews some of the difficulties and positive outcomes over a lifetime dedicated not only to the development of natural methods, but also the development of a whole new women’s health science: NaProTECHNOLOGY®

Patricia Sandoval: Healing the Wounds of the Contraceptive Culture The story of a personal journey: Healing from the ravages of growing up in a Planned Parenthood indoctrinated contraceptive culture.

George Weigel: John Paul II and the Integrity of Love Theology of the Body and Familiaris Consortio as the mature response of John Paul II to the cultural crisis caused by the contraceptive pill and its effects — and the roots of that response in both his pastoral work with...

Panel: Modern Methods of Natural Family Planning Experts representing a variety of methods of natural family planning offer a a brief introduction into the options available for healthy, effective, natural methods of monitoring and tracking fertility. Moderator: Lynn Keenan, MD Featuring Pam and Alt Birdsall, Diane Daly, K.C. Schnitker, and...

Steven Mosher: Humanae Vitae was right: Governments are Using Contraception (and Sterilization and Abortion) to Control Their Population Pope Paul VI warned in Humanae Vitae that governments would misuse artificial contraception for purposes of population control. This prophesy has come true with a vengeance not just in China, but in...

Dr. Christopher Kaczor: The Good of Procreation While it may seem obvious, couples and society actually often operate form a very different premise, and this presentation will talk about why procreation is a good thing for parents.

Fr. Paul Check: Charity and Chastity: Pastoral Care Reflections On Contraception and Homosexuality The doctrinal and moral teachings of the Church are the foundation and path for a fulfilled human and Christian life. This talk examines how pastoral care validates the Church’s teaching on sex.

Deacon William V. Williams, MD: Medical Consequences of Contraception: How Sterilizing Steroids Disrupt the Body, Mind and Spirit of Women Persons are made up of a profound unity of body, mind and spirit and when one of these is perturbed there are invariably consequences that effect the entire person. The...

Janet Smith: The Genesis and Aftermath of Humanae Vitae Humanae vitae was promulgated in one of the most tumultuous decades in the history of mankind, a decade characterized by rebellion and revolt against authority. Vatican II seemed a game changer in bringing the Church into the modern world. To some...

Humanae Vitae: A Truth Ever Timeless, Ever New We can see God’s ingenious design for our happiness and flourishing in the very way He created us, even in the very design of our bodies. Trying to redesign it according to our own whims only brings woe – the Garden of...

Panel: Empowering Young Women through Cycle Literacy Young women educated to understand their own bodies in the context of fertility appreciation—-cycle literate young women—-are empowered by this knowledge, and better equipped to confidently respect the nature of the design. Moderator: Suzanne Spence, RN Brenda Cerkez

Janet Smith: The Good News and Bad News Regarding Humanae Vitae Fifty years after the promulgation of Humanae Vitae, there is reason to be optimistic – the efforts of many people and programs are bringing the good news about God’s plan for sexuality to more and more people in the...

Fr. Luke Dysinger, OSB, MD: Using Amoris Laetitia in Defense of Life and NFP Discussion of Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia has become increasingly heated in recent months in a Catholic culture that can only be described as increasingly polarized. This has led to a simplistic all-or-nothing approach regarding...

Lindsay Fay and Gian Gamboa: Inspiring Sexual Integrity in Young Adults Why does happiness and love so often seem unattainable? Why do the self-serving promises of today leave our lives colorless, ugly, and unfulfilled? Lindsay and Gian open up the world of beauty found in a life of virtue, particularly,...

Panel: Transforming a Medical Practice to a Contraception Free Zone Specializing in Authentic Women’s Healthcare Seeing the wisdom and beauty of the teachings of Humanae Vitae can be a process, with bumps and detours, and in this session we gain insights into the journey, through personal witness of those who...

Patrick Coffin: Humanae Vitae: Back To the Future The message of Humanae Vitae is a message of humanity, totality, faithfulness, and fecundity. The truth of its norms are not dependent on shifting opinions or moods, but rooted in the way men and women are made by God, who is love....

David Calavitta: Finding Victory in a Pornified Culture It’s no secret that society is being shaped more and more by the invasive presence of pornography. Not only is pornography now more readily available than ever, it’s terminology, philosophy, and lifestyle are flooding vast areas of culture like tidal waves. As...

Christopher West: Theology of the Body and the New Evangelization: How John Paul II’s Spousal Theology Empowers Us to Proclaim the Gospel to the Modern World John Paul II’s Theology of the Body is most often framed as a catechesis on marriage and sexual love. It is that, but, through...

Panel: Effective Diocesan Ministry Through Sharing God’s Vision of Married Love This session explores the central elements of effective diocesan NFP ministry. It will focus upon leading with God’s vision for married love. The discussion will provide an overview of diocesan NFP ministry in the United States and highlight NFP...

Panel: Inspiring and Equipping Engaged and Married Couples to Live Faithful to God’s Design Three dioceses share their experience introducing engaged and married couples to Natural Family Planning, and engage participants in adapting these strategies to their own ministries and circumstances. Moderator: Steve Patton Featuring Mario Martinez and Alice Heinzen

Pia de Solenni, SThD: Pope Paul VI and His Vision for Humanity Pope Paul VI authored the controversial encyclical Humanae Vitae in 1968. Within the Catholic Church, this led to a tremendous lack of confidence in papal authority, resulting in a majority of Catholics rejecting the Catholic Church’s teaching on...

Panel Discussion of Unprotected This is a panel discussion that took place after the world premiere of the film Unprotected. The moderator is the writer and director of the movie, Don Johnson. The panelists are Janet Smith, Jennifer Roback Morse, and Patrick Coffin.

Dr. Ray Gaurendi: Laughter: the Sanity of Family Parents are having their confidence, peace of mind, and authority undercut by a number of widespread myths that have been pushed upon them by the experts, the media and almost everybody else. Victimized by these false notions, many parents and educators are...

HV HERO Program and 2018 Calegari Award Recipient Sheila St. John hosts the closing banquet of the HV50 Conference, celebrating Humanae Vitae Heroes. Archbishop Salvatore Cordilone presents the Calegari Award to Janet Smith, PhD.

Den belgischen Kardinal Leo Suenens hatte schon während des II. Vatikanischen Konzils eine düstere Vorahnung ergriffen. Er sprach von einem „zweiten Fall Galilei“, sollte Papst Paul VI. an dem Verbot jeder Form künstlicher Empfängnisverhütung festhalten. Im Sommer 1968 war es soweit: „Humanae vitae“ war in der Welt. Nicht nur Suenens’ Warnungen waren vergeblich gewesen. Auch der Mainzer Weihbischof Josef Maria Reuss hatte gekämpft. Nun war auch er, wie Millionen Katholiken weltweit, „in innere Not gekommen“. Ein Essay von Daniel Deckers.

Ready for a beautiful, meaningful episode? Well, Lizzy Grayson, a mom of little ones, practitioner of NFP and fellow podcast listener delivers a beautiful, little episode for you today! A few weeks back Lizzy emailed me asking if I would consider doing an episode on Humanae Vitae. Sure, I said, if you come on as a guest and share about it! You see, I read Humanae Vitaein college...a million years ago, and Lizzy said something so interesting--she said that this Papal Document had profoundly impacted her and her husband. This surprised me because I have heard LOTS of couples talk about how Theology of the Bodyimpacted their relationship, but Humanae Vitae? Well, after listening to Lizzy I bet you will feel the beauty of the document as well. Humanae Vitaecame out in 1968 and was written by Pope Paul the 6th as a response to the widespread use of contraception. Many Catholics argued that the pill should be okay for Catholics to use, but the Pope clearly stated that since contraception make the marital act no longer unitive and procreative, thus changing this sacramental act, it went against church teaching. We can see now just how prophetic Humanae Vitaehas been. In this short encyclical Pope Paul 6th predicts that widespread use of the pill will lead to increased infidelity, it will be forced on women and women will be respected less. The church, however, remains compassionate for Catholic couples. It acknowledges that not being able to use contraception is a cross to bare. It also encourages us to grow in temperance and charity, which we have a greater opportunity to do when we don't use contraception. It really was a wonderful and powerful conversation with Lizzy. If you are listening to this and upset by anything we said, please feel free to reach out to me via email. I would be happy to chat with you about it. Also, please don't feel condemned by anything we said here. We are all sinners and if you have failed to live out fully the church's teaching on contraception, please, do not despair! Thankfully, there is forgiveness for all of us, for whatever we might have done! Believe in that and bring these things to the Lord! Here are a few helpful links: You can read Humane Vitaeonline for free, right HERE. You can also read all of Casti Connubii, an encyclical written by Pope Pius the XI and mentioned by Lizzy in the podcast, online for free. Find it HERE. Your sister in the small things,  Nancy

Humanae Vitae's 50th Birthday! by Christ the King at LSU

Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone was interviewed on Relevant Radio's Morning Air show on the 50th Anniversary of the papal encyclical Humanae Vitae.

Marcus and Dianne share their beautiful love story, from Marcus' powerful conversion from a life of promiscuity, to how the couple shared their "first kiss" at the altar on their wedding day. Hear how Pope Paul VI's encyclical on married love, Humanae Vitae, plays an integral role in their daily lives. Watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pUndfaJ5Ouo At a time of great social and moral confusion, Humanae Vitae confirms the beauty of the Church’s teaching on married love and the transmission of life. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, Professor Chad Pecknold, Ph.D., will host a Twitter discussion entitled “HV50: Ask the Question." The discussion will occur from July 1 to 24, culminating in a Twitter symposium on July 25. Follow us on Twitter (@arlingtonchurch), Facebook (@arlingtondiocese) and Instagram (@arlingtonchurch) and join the conversation using the #HV50 and #AskTheQuestion hashtags. This event is sponsored by the Office for Marriage, Family and Respect Life of the Diocese of Arlington.

Brazilian artist Angelica Dass matches skin colour to the Pantone colour chart in Humanae, Justine Muller and Badger Bates on the fight to save the Darling, Claire Nichols with the latest arts news, French conceptual artist Daniel Buren, and a new exhibition celebrates the late Mandela's life as he reaches his 100th birthday.

Brazilian artist Angelica Dass matches skin colour to the Pantone colour chart in Humanae, Justine Muller and Badger Bates on the fight to save the Darling, Claire Nichols with the latest arts news, French conceptual artist Daniel Buren, and a new exhibition celebrates the late Mandela's life as he reaches his 100th birthday.

A Catholic married couple talks about how Pope Paul VI's encyclical on married love, Humanae Vitae, has enriched their lives. Watch this interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLw7MjIjghc&list=PLwz9H-zVK86TLdFoIpdrUIfB9xjj87Qkx At a time of great social and moral confusion, Humanae Vitae confirms the beauty of the Church’s teaching on married love and the transmission of life. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, Professor Chad Pecknold, Ph.D., will host a Twitter discussion entitled “HV50: Ask the Question." The discussion will occur from July 1 to 24, culminating in a Twitter symposium on July 25. Follow us on Twitter (@arlingtonchurch), Facebook (@arlingtondiocese) and Instagram (@arlingtonchurch) and join the conversation using the #HV50 and #AskTheQuestion hashtags. This event is sponsored by the Office for Marriage, Family and Respect Life of the Diocese of Arlington.

Dr. Melanie Johnson is the President and CEO for The Health Museum, one of the coolest destinations for families in H-Town. They are open for free on Thursday afternoons which means you can check it out first hand with your entire family. They are signing up children for their summer camps and will welcome their annual Global Teen Summit with teens from all over the world coming to Houston to learn from the biggest medical center on the planet. They also opened the beautiful photographic exhibit Humanae which runs through September. Check out their website which is entertaining unto itself. www.thehealthmuseum.org

La fotografía de Angélica Dass desafía nuestra forma de pensar sobre el color de la piel y la identidad étnica. Escuchemos esta charla personal acerca de la inspiración detrás de su proyecto de retratos, Humanae, y su búsqueda para documentar el verdadero color de la humanidad en lugar del falso color de piel blanco, rojo, negro u amarillo asociado con la raza.

As fotografias de Angélica Dass desafiam nossa forma de pensar sobre cor da pele e identidade étnica. Nesta palestra pessoal, conheça o que está por trás do seu projeto fotográfico, o Humanae, e sua busca por documentar as verdadeiras cores da humanidade, em vez das não verdadeiras - branco, vermelho, preto e amarelo -, associadas a raça.

Entrevista con Andoni Basterra, técnico de Inmigración del Ayuntamiento de Bilbao presenta la campaña fotográfica Humanae en la que la artista brasileña Angelica Dass realizará una sesión fotográfica , un inventario cromático de los diferentes tonos de piel humana para crear un mural que se inaugurará el 21 de marzo, Día Internacional contra la discriminación Racial.

Entrevista con Andoni Basterra, técnico de Inmigración del Ayuntamiento de Bilbao presenta la campaña fotográfica Humanae en la que la artista brasileña Angelica Dass realizará una sesión fotográfica , un inventario cromático de los diferentes tonos de piel humana para crear un mural que se inaugurará el 21 de marzo, Día Internacional contra la discriminación Racial.

Ref.: Prof. Dr. Jörg Splett, Offenbach

The Bishop continues his overview of the Declaration on Religious Freedom ("Dignitatis Humane") from Vatican II. In this podcast, he talks about the declaration being based on the dignity of the human of person - which means everyone is created in the image of God and God is calling everyone into a relationship with Him. Christian faith is a free act of the will. If you believe in Jesus, then that means you have free will, which is the essence of religious freedom. The call to faith is an internal one; there is an obligation, but it shouldn't be imposed on the outside. Jesus expected His listeners to accept His teachings as truth, since it came from God and directed by the Holy Spirit, but Jesus would not coerce people on the outside, like the Jewish or Roman authorities, to force others to believe.

The Bishop continues his overview of the Declaration on Religious Freedom ("Dignitatis Humane") from Vatican II. In this podcast, he talks about the importance of religious liberty and the family. Every family is a "society" with its own basic rights, and parents have the right to choose the schools and means of education they want their children to have. It's important for parents to take seriously their roles as leaders of their children's religious formation, and parents need to safeguard that freedom as a family in the civil arena. The protection of religious freedom or other human rights is not left to individuals, but is the responsibility of everyone, even those who are not believers. The government needs to make sure that there is equality in terms of everyone exercising true religious freedom, with all rights being tempered for the common good. It's important for the civil authorities to maintain objectivity so that all religious groups and systems of belief are given equal treatment.

Religious liberty derives from us being children of God, who are invited to an encounter with God, a search for God. We must be free to engage in that search, both individually and socially. Religious communities are requirements for man, even though we are invited by God, individually. It’s still one God. If we are all moving toward the same person, we are going to have a common experience, and we are going to want to express that and come together. Public order comes into play when that occurs. Any religious group has to abide by basic laws of society. We should be able to worship, to educate and to establish institutions to organize our lives according to our religious principles. We have an obligation to express our faith to engage people in their quest for the truth. This innate freedom is a gift from God.

The whole point of religious freedom comes from God's invitation to each person to discover Him and to move toward Him. The reason why we uphold religious freedom is an impulse toward the Creator. That impulse needs to be protected. Each person has the right to have the impulse unfold. People often search for truth. People need to give their assent to the truth. Religious liberty comes from God, and is driven by a search for God. Conscience comes about as an inquiry to the truth. Conscience isn’t about convenience, while an inquiry into God is entering into a relationship with God. We are called into relationship with God, but humans are social. There is a need in us to share with others. We have a right to be free to search for God and in developing a conscience and in engaging in a common expression in relationship with God.

The Bishop continues his overview of the Declaration on Religious Freedom ("Dignitatis Humane") from Vatican II. He said the Council Fathers declared in the document that people have right to religious freedom. People should be free from coercion so that people should not act against his religious convictions or have religious convictions imposed on them. The right of religious liberty is based on the dignity of the person as revealed by God and by reason itself. The bishops say we have religious freedom because God is calling us into a relationship with Him. Religious freedom allows us to enter the core of who we are and why we are, even if people don’t want to exercise that freedom.

The Bishop continues his overview of the Declaration on Religious Freedom ("Dignitatis Humane") from Vatican II. The search for truth - when it includes religious liberty -- has to include free inquiry, teaching, instruction and dialogue. Religious liberty doesn't include the private expression of one's beliefs, but one that involves being able to express one's belief in God, such as acts of charity. Civil authority is there to protect human rights, not to control them. We can't impose anything on the outside on religious liberty since it comes from the internal "magnet" that is within each of us toward God. Religious groups have the right to tell others about their ideas to the rest of society.

The Bishop gives an overview of the Declaration on Religious Liberty, in terms of its place within the Vatican II Council and in how and why Blessed Pope John XXIII found it important to address. In terms of the declaration, man is becoming conscious of dignity of the human person, and in spiritual aspirations, and the bishops address this, but note that everything needs to be set to the context of the Church’s Magisterium and the Truth of the Catholic Church. In other words, not all religions are equal since the Catholic Church has the Truth.

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Thu, 1 Jan 2004 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10998/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10998/1/Blockbuecher_UBM.pdf Lengenfelder, Helga Lengenfelder, Helga (2004): Bibel der Armen — Speculum humanae salvationis — Canticum canticorum — Ars memorandi — Defensorium virginitatis Mariae — Apocalypsis — Der Endkrist und die 15 Zeichen — Ars moriendi — Regiomonta

Wed, 1 Jan 1473 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11044/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11044/1/Cim._52b.pdf Unbekannter Autor Cim. 52b (= 2 Inc.germ. 3a) Speculum humanae salvationis cum speculo S. Mariae Virginis [lat. u. dt.]. Ed.: Frater Johannes, Kloster Sankt Ulrich u. Afra in Augsburg Entstehungsort: Augsburg, Offizin Günther Zainer Entstehungszeit: 1473 Provenienz: Ein handschriftlicher Besitzeintrag verweist auf das Franziskanerkloster Tölz, aus dessen Bibliothek 52 Bände im Zuge der Säku

Wed, 1 Jan 1473 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11043/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11043/1/Cim._52a.pdf Unbekannter Autor Cim. 52a (= 2 Inc.germ. 3) Speculum humanae salvationis cum speculo S. Mariae Virginis [lat. u. dt.]. Ed.: Frater Johannes, Kloster Sankt Ulrich u. Afra in Augsburg Entstehungsort: Augsburg, Offizin Günther Zainer Entstehungszeit: 1473 Provenienz: Die Herkunft des Wiegendrucks mit größtent

Wed, 1 Jan 1468 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11042/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/11042/1/Cim._52.pdf Unbekannter Autor Cim. 52 (= 2° Xylogr. 10) Speculum humanae salvationis Entstehungsort: unbekannt Entstehungszeit: 1468-1471 Provenienz: Der Holztafeldruck enthält den handschriftlichen Eintrag „Ex Libris Martini Sigismundi Maylleri 1731“, der später durchgestrichen wurde. Eine Bleistiftnotiz wohl des 19. Jahrhunderts verweist auf das Benediktinerkloster Niederaltaich, aus dessen Bibliothek 774 Bände im Zuge der Säkularisation 1803 in die UB Landshut gelangten.

Sun, 1 Jan 1967 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10033/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10033/1/10033.pdf Heinzmann, Richard Heinzmann, Richard (1967): Veritas humanae naturae. Ein Beitrag zur Anthropologie Anselms von Canterbury. In: Scheffczyk, Leo; Dettloff, Werner und Heinzmann, Richard (Hrsg.), Wahrheit und Verkündigung. Bd. 1, Ferdinand Schöningh: München, Paderborn, Wien, pp. 779-798. Katholische Theologie 0