mystical experience relational language as a way of teresa sanjuanista loving openness to others. interview with maximiliano garcia herraiz, ocd

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Abstract
Maximiliano Herraiz García OCD, Carmelite saints founders specialist and writer career and international recognition, Spanish by birth lived for ten years in Africa, and has traveled five continents evangelizing through the Carmelite mystics in dialogue with universal mysticism, now convinced of experiential dimension of faith. In this interview he reflects on the relationship between mystical experience and language, linking mission and mystical literature. As part of the preparation for the Fifth Centenary of the Birth of Teresa of Avila, highlights the urgency of considering his theology of friendship and ascetic mysticism as roads for the current century Christianity.

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Authors ;ALALITE Argentina;Cecilia Inés Avenatti de Palumbo;Pedro Eugenio Bayá Casal
Journal finance research letters
Year 2015
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http://revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/teoliteraria/article/view/22852
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psychology language and literatureliterature (general)philosophy religiondoctrinal theology

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