Wisdom: antidote to cancer of the emotions of priests and lay people

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WISDOM: ANTIDOTE TO THE CANCER OF THE EMOTIONALITY OF PRIESTS AND LAITY

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Emotional sentimentalism is the denial of wisdom, because the emotional sentimental is closed to transcendence insofar as it is folded into the obtuse dimension of ... "but I feel ...". And folding the man in the cult of his "I", in the name of an unspecified opening, open societies are not created at all, but closed societies which end up becoming schizophrenic societies, inside of of which emotionality becomes an element of violence and injustice.

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Author
Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo

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The Wisdom of King Solomon

In this Lectio I explain that pto penetrate the arcane mysteries of God and Revelation, we proceed through the reason that guides us to the door of the great mysteries of God. A quel point, from reason we proceed through faith. Because of this, to reason and faith, it is customary to accompany the word wisdom: the wisdom of faith, the wisdom of, the wisdom of the heart, all elements that bring justice to life, because God is just as merciful and merciful as right. A mercy without justice, it is not even thinkable, except to transform God into something else, in something different from what he is and who has revealed himself to man, for example, changing it to one merciful molasses […]

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4 replies
  1. Mario Voltaggio
    Mario Voltaggio says:

    E’ a video that reminds me of the paradox of the paragraph 22, as’ reformulated:
    “To a lay Catholic e’ allowed to disagree with my thesis, but whoever dissents from my theses is not’ a lay Catholic.”

  2. fabio
    fabio says:

    First of all thank you for this lectio,
    listening to it, I considered the fact that the criterion of emotion as a yardstick on reality does not only concern the Church and the people of God but more generally modern man; correct me if i'm wrong, but all this is not the son of the dictatorship of ethical relativism? He wants to bring back the thought of Benedict XVI “‘Have a clear faith, based on the Creed of the Church, It is often labeled as fundamentalism. Whereas relativism, that is letting oneself be carried here and there by any wind of doctrine, It seems the only attitude that can cope with modern times. A dictatorship of relativism is being created that recognizes nothing as definitive and that leaves only its own self and its desires as the last measure '. When she talks about “go where your little heart takes you” refers to an aspect of ethical relativism? Or is it something different?

    • Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo
      Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo says:

      So is, Unfortunately.
      And Benedict XVI had explained it well in advance.

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