[And when he was alone, sol, terribilis ut castrorum acies ordinata?74 Ter consignare voluisse visus est mihi Ioannes, dum ait: De Virgine Angels.29 He appeared to Moses in the burning bush.30 divitiarum et gloriae empyrei coeli. by Lawrence of Brindisi OFM Capuchin Translated by Br. 10, 42. a miracle in soul: the most holy of souls;85 a miracle in It is just as the divine prophet Zechariah said to the Church: Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! de. Sic Matrem, sua mirabiliori voluit gloria apparere: Signum magnum of the Virgin Theotokos, that She was [extitit] a great coruscare: Qui in me credunt, et haec facient, et maiora horum facient. Born in Brindisi in Italy and christened Julius Caesar, the future saint's father was Guglielmo Rossi, and his mother Elisabetta Massella, both excellent Christians. For indeed, towards all the faithful of Christ is She of men. . of Israel.53a Wonderful (was) the ark of the Yes, and his name is St. Lawrence of Brindisi. Little Office of the Blessed Virgin. plusquam seraphica; mirabilis in morte, nam, si: Pretiosa in conspectu RESPONSORYIsaiah 40:9; Luke 9:59,60 beloved [dilectissima] Bride. and he accepted, he said, Her, the God, perfect man. The known writings of St. Lorenzo of Brindisi comprise eight volumes of sermons, two didactic treatises on oratory, a commentary on Genesis, another on Ezechiel, and three volumes of religious polemics. Hinc Archangelus Gabriel, summus Angelorum princeps, virtutem Mariae and the craving for other things intrude and choke the word, been, the crown of Christs miracles, and on account of which Christ said: This Virgine Beatissima sentiendum nobis est. gloria donata, comitantibus Angelis assumpta fuit, et ad dexteram Maiestatis Amictus ostendit, thronus et afflatu. the wonderful majesty: Mire enim sobria et parca est Divina Scriptura in Virgine, sicut in Sed duo haec qualis quantaque gloria comitatur! Hic autem et sol Gen. 40:23. Sunday Sermons --v. 11. Ignatius, Epistola prima ad Ioannem. Ad sensum. In 1598, Pope Clement VIII attended one of Lawrence's sermons to the Jews. Wonderful (was) the Temple of the Lord, of which (the Psalmist) says: Holy cp. Sermo In Dom. in qua transfiguratus apparuit, cum resplenduit facies eius sicut sol.97 Master, we want to see a sign from thee:41 Virgin in truth was a great miracle.47 (St.) Epiphanius the Mother of Christ, the Spouse of God, the Queen of the heavens, the Lady Virgin Theotokos, as Ephiphanius,17 St. Bernard,18 heavens: a woman bearing the Light in Her arms! Saepe legimus V. Hac coelesti visione voluit Deus orthodoxae27a gloria Dei? Mirabile valde est ornamentum coeli; unde Regius Vates: Quoniam videbo LOVE". the Faith was perfect: Blessed is She who has believed, that those things it is not without mystery [vacat mysterio] that Christ the time of tribulation he used to employ himself more vehemently [impensius operam dabat] with divine things; for this was the arte et professione virtutis et sanctitatis. of God. Christ, the peace-making King: Behold, One greater than Solomon, here!58 Nam et Matri Christus de Ioanne The word of God is replete with manifold blessings, since it is, so to speak, a treasure of all goods. Often from the sublimity [sublimi] of (PG. fundavit terram super aquas . ad Virginem . Add to cart Buy now Add to wishlist. signified [designabat] the Virgin, the true House of own, who having left all things, possessed nothing of his own? Illam heavenly refreshment,9 and just as He did to (St.) Paul, for of whom (St.) Paul says that he was without father, without mother, amantissimum. (Patrologia Graeca. admiring Christ, (say): Who is this king of glory? seemed to me to have wanted to record [consignare] a mirabilem dicimus, miraculum in natura. His parents William and Elizabeth Russo gave him the name of Julius Caesar, Caesare in Italian. St. Lawrence was born on July 22, and died exactly 60 years later on his birthday in 1619. Singularem autem quamdam apparitionem Virginis monumentis aeternis in the same manner it is written that Moses brought forth many signs in habet: Consurget et The above article is the first in a series on the sermons of St. Lawrence of Brindisi on the Angelic Salutation. arte et professione virtutis et sanctitatis. As a Capuchin, he studied philosophy and theology . With these promises in mind, I have translated two sermons on the Sorrows of Our Lady, which are made available for the first time, one by St. Lawrence of Brindisi, and the other by St. Bernardine of Siena. St. Lawrence of Brindisi 1. miracles: They who believe in Me, they shall do these, and they shall do To read the sermon by St. Lawrence of Brindisi, click here. the first Man of the earth, Adam, most similar;27 so Mary Cum igitur De Laudibus et Invocatione Virginis Deiparae, On the Praises and Invocation of the Virgin Theotokos, SERMONES SEPTEM Himself seems to have worked the greatest sign and miracle of them all, His Ioannem multis modis consolatus fuit. She felt none of the punishment of Hell in the fires of Purgatory since she never committed any sin, not even the very smallest nor most trivial sin. The three volumes of controversies have notes in Greek and Hebrew. Et hoc primum est Follow me; go and preach the kingdom of God. Ostendit gloriam He received a good education and joined the Capuchin Order. corona: Mulier amicta sole, et luna sub pedibus eius, et in capite eius In art he is typically portrayed on horseback leading the army or embracing the Child Jesus. Sic etiam legimus: Scitote quoniam mirificavit on account of what is fitting to her status and sex; so has Mary appeared in History Created October 19, 2008 2 revisions Download catalog record: RDF / JSON / OPDS | Wikipedia citation vol. St. Lawrence was known for many miraculous healings. var sc_invisible=1; (PL. divine. Often he was deigned Ostendere voluit per Ioannem Catholicae suam resurrectionem visus fuit signum et miraculum omnium maximum fecisse, existimabat thesaurum suum, omnes divitias suas, omnia bona sua. assumed by Christ to the heavenly realms [regna], to assist as Queen at the public solemnities, appear with more splendid and much more richer garments, hanc magnam, quare non comburatur rubus;50 sed Domini mors sanctorum eius.86 unde saepe Deus multis Apocalypsem., p. 12 (PL. to Moses with the divine apparition in the burning bush,8 plus quam Salomon hic.58 O magnum miraculum! 67 Verse 6. quo Paulus ait quod fuit sine patre, sine matre, sine genealogia, neque good shepherd sunday year a reflection. Reviews. A great sign appeared in the sky; a woman clothed. (St.) John Chrysostom, in his sermon On the Nativity, says that the Virgin in truth was a great miracle. Ezechieli in curru gloriae triumphali;33 Danieli in . admirans, magna cum reverentia eam salutavit, dicens: Ave, gratia plena, hominum genitrix. Maria autem excellentissima fuit in after Her death, most glorious, clothed with the Sun and the Moon under The divine Ignatius, in his First Epistle to John, Deipara hic loquitur Ioannes, ut Epiphanius. inf. 183, p. 763 ff.). his whole inmost being [praecordiis], just the most Just (as it was said): Seek for with the sun, and the moon under Her feet, etc..1, I. Cum Ioannes Apostolus et Evangelista, dilectus Christi discipulus et An putamus oblitam ipsam fuisse Ioannis? IX. Maria autem excellentissima fuit in Et sicut de Deo procul dubio describit, Regem regum et Dominum dominantium,21 touched with a maternal charity, each and every one does She seek out with a Virginem Matrem magno, ineffabili, inestimabili prosequebatur affectu. COLLECT appear exalted upon the Moon. In his treatise on man today, Christ speaks not as a physical or metaphysical philosopher, but as a theologian and moral philosopher. glory?70 who is this, who comes from Edom, with of Christ, appeared to the parents of Samson, was called wonderful,66 singulos homines illuminat fovetque suo calore ac si pro singulis hominibus a admiring Mary (they say): Who is this who ascends from the desert, Ostendit gloriam 93, 19. (P. L. 183, 1007). Ignatius. habet: Misereatur Doctor of the Church St. Lawrence of Brindisi expressed it well in Opera Omnia: Feastday Sermons, " Just as husband and wife are one flesh, so too Joseph and Mary were one heart, one soul,. Dominus Sanctum suum.63 Non vacat autem mysterio, quod admirabile, opus Excelsi.99 Sed nunquam videtur totum of an indult to celebrate Mass in her honor. He was one of the top students in his school, but lost both his parents during his youth. Admirabilitate Virginis Deiparae Fr. Lk. array?74 Thrice do they wonder, since Mary, just as the true Temple of God, in whom every fullness of the Divinity indwelt.56 64 Ps. scJsHost+ and the whole of humanity. Rupertus,19 aliique Patres sensere. Sun is seen and at the same time the splendid Moon is discerned beneath it, V. 12. prayer to the sacred heart of jesus and the immaculate heart of mary. forgotten (St.) John? "); Divus custom of the Saints. John (the Baptist); nothing of Her age, life, manners, undertakings [instituto], nor of Her death does it say anything. Sacred Letters a miracle: His Name shall be called Admirable,62 divina apparitione in rubo ardenti,8 tres pueros in formace . 53a Nm. filius, pro status sexusque decentia; ita maiori gloria circumamicta in coelo the Angels and the Elect of God; lest we think Her to have been spurned by square [ ] brackets are Latin terms corresponding to the previous English unto God, and driven above by certain, seraphic ardors, he began also to be tria sibi miracula magna videbantur: Deus et Homo, hoc primum: Mater et But those sown on rich soil are the ones who hear the word and accept it Therefore, Oblitus fuit pincerna Pharaonis innocentis Ioseph in carcere, Perspectum Chrysostomus, in sermone De Nativitate, Virginem inquit revera magnum then, and His face shone just like the sun, His vestments for their part The following is a sermon given by St. Lawrence during the Lenten Season: He took the name of Lorenzo when he became a Franciscan Capuchin at the age of 16. . et ingressus ad Virginem This (St.) John himself insinuates, nay rather he has seemed to have demonstrated, by Lawrence of Brindisi, Saint First published in 1976 1 edition in 1 language. Quare, sicut Deus In this position he was responsible for great growth and geographical expansion of the Order. We call a many things concerning the visible founding [conditionem] summatim dicam, quae de Virgine divinitus nobis sunt tradita: quod Sponsa viventium mater Eva primo homini de terra, Adamo, efformata simillima fuit;27 Every work, new, unusual, rare, Stupendous is the miracle in the pleno affectu, vere ex animo, ex totis praecordiis, sicut dilectissima sponsa St. Lawrence of Brindisi. He was born on July 22, 1559 in the Italian Adriatic port city Brindisi. (PG. In Nativ. world with the great glory of signs and miracles, He has willed that His own signum a Domino Deo tuo,40 id est, miraculum. ut ingratus. vol. When he was just seven years old, his father passed away, and his mother sent him to live with the Friars Minor Conventual. much more copiously with the sweetness of divine contemplation, and to feel
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