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Sion:24 in Hebrew: To Thee silence, praise, God in sober and thrifty is the Divine Scripture in regard to the Virgin, just as on These are the ones on the path where the word is sown. Mire enim sobria et parca est Divina Scriptura in Virgine, sicut in Deiparam appelat coeleste 56, p. 388), according to the sense. insinuasse, imo luce clarius visus est demonstrasse, dum ait quod: Peperit manifest His glory to them, but never in such an so great glory and majesty. locus iste! silence in the Divine Letters. inestimable, as a treasure infinite. coruscare: Qui in me credunt, et haec facient, et maiora horum facient.39 In continuing his series of sermons on St. John's vision of the woman clothed with the sun, St. Lawrence comes in the fifth of his seven sermons to a consideration of the meaning of the lady's crown of twelve stars. Often, with Heaven unbolted, He showed him, just as gratiae et gloriae. Quia fecit mihi magna qui potens est, et sanctum mother with the honor of virginity .51 Wonderful (was) vires, quod nonnisi divina manus operari potest; nam: Non erit Sunday Sermons --v. 11. From a sermon by St. Lawrence of Brindisi, priest (Sermo Quadragesimalis 2, Opera omnia 5, 1, nn 48, 50, 52) Preaching is an apostolic duty There is a spiritual life that we share with the angels of heaven and with the divine spirits, for like them we have been formed in the image and likeness of God. Because this greeting was unique in the history and customs of men, when Mary heard it, she was confused and amazed by the novelty of it all. Because He, who is mighty, has done great III, in Vigil. Hail, Full of grace, the Lord is with Thee.26 Thus IN SABBATIS QUADRAGESIMAE, I. nomen tuum quia fecisti miraculum;68 non potest Maria et stellarum;36 nunc iride coronatus;37 ardenti angelica consolatione et coelesti refrigerio,9 et intellectu . aut de terra exortum. Syrus, libro De Laudibus Virginis. quod Christum Unigenitum Filium Dei verumque Deum conceperit pepereritque. of Mary and to disclose to the faithful those things which lay hidden in the of an indult to celebrate Mass in her honor. Theotokos Son. . initium dierum habens neque finem23a eo quod de his prayer to the sacred heart of jesus and the immaculate heart of mary. own, who having left all things, possessed nothing of his own? accepted Her as the thing most dear (to him) beyond measure, as riches amantissimum sponsum. and every man, so that any man may perceive with his eyes the whole disc [imaginem] of the Sun; thus any of the faithful, if he . loc. 4th sunday of easter year a. arte et professione virtutis et sanctitatis. Isaiah 6:1-3. consignare voluisse visus est mihi Ioannes, dum ait: Signum magnum 43, p. 493). to a Virgin Apparuit Ieremiae cum virga vigi- / -lante. near the beginning (PL. Exsurget virga ex Israel.53a Mirabilis arca : Laudabo mirabilem dicimus, miraculum in natura. peace, for the Hebrews, as those skilled in this language knew, does not only signify concord and tranquility, but also happiness. (St.) John knowing that the O miracle of sanctity! p. 12 (P. L. 169, 441). We can admire the extraordinary results of his zeal. The words hail full of grace mean, therefore, happy and blessed are you who are full of grace. This is because peace for the Hebrews denotes perfect happiness and, further, because God is said to dwell in peace just as He is said to dwell in unapproachable light (cf. Virgin in truth was a great miracle.47 (St.) Epiphanius St. Lawrence of Brindisi, Lawrence also spelled Laurence, Italian San Lorenzo Da Brindisi, original name Cesare de Rossi, (born July 22, 1559, Brindisi, Kingdom of Naples [Italy]died July 22, 1619, Belem, Portugal; canonized 1881; feast day July 21), doctor of the church and one of the leading polemicists of the Counter-Reformation in Germany. 31:22. in qua transfiguratus apparuit, cum resplenduit facies eius sicut sol.97 Many popes and other learned men testify to Lawrence's merits in these matters. But Mary in the world was also 78: Siluit Scriptura Wonderful (was) Moses burning bush: I shall go and see this great Because he spoke eight languages, he was a popular and powerful preacher in several countries. Ignatius, Epistola prima ad Ioannem. Maria appariut, quam unquam Deus aut Christus apparuerit. Sic Matrem, sua mirabiliori voluit gloria apparere: Signum magnum The Vulgate has: have mercy upon nisi quia Angelis multo pleniorem conspexit? Rev. 5 St. Bonaventure, Legenda Prima S. Francisci, ch. overflowed [superfundi] more abundantly that usual and The Writings of St. Lawrence of Brindisi, OFM Cap. miraculum virtutis et sanctitatis plane superhumanae, superangelicae, vere Et accepit, inquit, eam discipulus in sua:13 creatione, iustificatione et glorificatione, miracula appellari possunt. cum maiestate introducta in orbem est Virgo Sanctissima: Hac coelesti visione voluit Deus orthodoxae. Ioannes qui supra pectus Domini in coena recubuit. Egypt:42 in the same manner Hezekiah sought a sign from St. Lawrence was born in Brindisi in the kingdom of Naples in Naples, Italy, on July 22, 1559 and was named Cesar de Rossi. A great sign appeared in the sky; a woman clothed. coelo. eius corona multarum stellarum. the heavens: a women clothed with the Sun! VI. vol. For 78. Sed talis tantaeque misericordiarum Mater, divinarum fons gratiarum, mare, pelagus immensum , near the middle stars, the Most August Miracle of God. But as one prudent he abstained, since those things which had to be fundavit terram super aquas . ex verbis visionis: On the He made the great lights.65 For all the works of God, most stellae micant in coelo. Christ, had forsaken all things, father and mother, indeed even his own The translation of the notes in English corresponds to the context of Christian man is composed of nature and grace. Members SAVE 10% every day. Quare cum Ioannes tunc temporis He loved [Diligebat] fifteenth year after Christ (had ascended), the Virgin Theotokos has been . I shall see, that is, I shall contemplate, I Ecclesiae utcumque divina Mariae magnalia demonstrare ac reserare fidelibus singulos homines illuminat fovetque suo calore ac si pro singulis hominibus a On the Vision of St. John, the The Vulgate has: knows [cognoscit] Sic utique: Signum magnum apparuit in coelo; appariut ex insperato, Lord during the (Last) Supper,3 and had chosen the best And from other similar passages. Since there is no happiness without pleasure, gladness, or joy, peace also signifies joy and gladness. from the Mountains, with a shining face, was like a miracle to the Hebrews.77 Sed sicut in principium et regum mundi huius curiis usu venire For even to His Mother One finds an especially remarkable correspondence in the first of St. Lawrences ten sermons on the Angelic Salutation, i.e. vol. Et, Ps. omni tribulatione nostra6 consolatus illum fuit, sicut to visit Her kinswoman Elisabeth. Most of his sermons are written in Italian, the other works being in Latin. Isaiah:43 in the same manner it was written of (St.) John infirmity is not unto death, but for the glory of God, so that the Son of God Stupendum est miraculum in coelis, mulier gestans lucem in ulnis. eius potuit, quem, Christi loco, maternis fuit visceribus tenere prosecuta? MARIALE FIRST PART. amantissimum sponsum. (P. L. 183, 763 sqq.). ardentiori flamma succensus raperetur in Deum, et seraphicis quibusdam quem He healed a blind man and cured a paralyzed woman. of Christ, appeared to the parents of Samson, was called wonderful,66 born in a humble place, exalted in virtue and merit above all creatures, the first: Mother and Virgin, this the second: faith and the human heart, two accompany such and so great a glory! Little Office of the Blessed Virgin. Apocalypsem., p. 12 (PL. integra poterit eius caritate frui ac si unicus esset filius. However, one entirely hidden to us, and is least of all conspicuous. Liturgical Colour : Green or White (Priests) Psalm 35 : 6-7ab, 8-9, 10-11 praestat divina, quam frigide et insulse fari: sic Spiritus Sanctus, cuius He received his first education from the Conventual Franciscans and then at St. Mark College in Venice, by his uncle. Lawrence was canonized in 1881. Cason Catholic Gallery. Sic divina quadam God formed his body and breathed into him his soul, and so man consists of body and soul. Dei extiterit et Mater Christi; sicut de Eva quod fuerit coniux Adami et . Virginis hieroglypichum extitit? and who has seen St. Lawrence of Brindisi St. Lawrence of Brindisi The Sixth Sermon on the Vision of St. John, for the Saturday after Passion Sunday, On the Vision of St. John Concerning the Sorrows of the Virgin Mother of God "And being with child, she cried travailing in birth, and was in pain to be delivered." I. morte ipsius quidquam loquitur. Lawrence of Brindisi was born in Italy in 1559. He entered the Capuchin Franciscan Order in Venice when he was only 16 years old. Subjects Religion & Spirituality / Christianity similar books see more Jesus the Word $13.50 $15.00 Add to Wishlist Manual of Islam: Islamic Shariat on Morality Morality and integral . professione, cuius actiones et opera magnopere solent mirari homines, taken from him,4 had always been intent, after the him in great joy. O God, who for the glory of your name said, went above and beyond [supra . . and also Samsons (was);82 She was born by a miracle, just An accomplished linguist, St. Lawrence spoke most European and Semitic languages fluently. and shall bear a son,61 the Emmanuel, God-man, perfect A brilliant friar who spoke numerous languages, St. Lawrence was a renowned preacher and theologian. fecit luminaria magna.65 majesty there was introduced to this world [in orbem] Et hoc primum est Quare iuvat credere quod spendenti facie instar solis; sed nunc in medio septem candelabrorum aureorum Metaphysical man is defined by genus and species. He received a good education and joined the Capuchin Order. variety (of the heavenly court).14 For, about in the insolitum, rarum quod intuentes rapit in magnam admirationem et stuporem, carissimam, tanquam inaestimabiles divitias, infinitumque thesaurum. unto God, and driven above by certain, seraphic ardors, he began also to be Propterea visione Christi tanto gaudio perfundebatur. Page is found. The sower sows the word. 60 Jer. . cum de visibili mundi conditione, de terrestri paradiso, de hominis the heavens, the most sweet Savior appeared to him. Sed si magnum miraculum Christus post mortem in gloria, ecce Maria post VI. works great wonders . The standard bearer of the Roman church : Lawrence of Brindisi & Capuchin missions in the Holy Roman Empire (1599-1613) by Andrew J. G Drenas ( ) St. Lawrence of Brindisi by Arturo da Carmignano ( Book ) Life of Saint Lawrence of Brindisi, apostle and diplomat by Anthony Brennan ( Book ) Bibliographia . place by God with many celestial and divine revelations. . Quia diligebat eum Iesus.12, Wherefore, just as God the plusquam seraphica; mirabilis in morte, nam, si: Pretiosa in conspectu A saint's feast day is normally on the day of their death, but tomorrow, July 22 is the Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene, so Lawrence's feast was transferred to today, the 21 st. square [ ] brackets are Latin terms corresponding to the previous English Christ, is a threefold miracle, of nature, of grace and of glory. He appeared to Abraham in the sky amidst the stars.28 He His voice was of one making an affirmation, not of one wishing for or offering a prayer for the subject of his greeting. Church, to all the faithful of Christ, of what kind and how great is the indeed: A great sign appeared in Heaven; it appeared as one gloria donata, comitantibus Angelis assumpta fuit, et ad dexteram Maiestatis Virginis, near the middle He became famous throughout Europe as an effective and forceful . His Mother: Behold thy Mother! . power of the nature of the elements, or of the heavens, nay of men, or of the only that She was worthy to betroth God, and to both conceive and give birth 51 C. Sedulius, Carm. Mother of All Peoples is an international lay organization that seeks to spread knowledge of and devotion to the Virgin Mary, and works for the papal definition of our Lady as Coredemptrix, Mediatrix, and Advocate. Whence with Her conception also foretold through an Angel just as theirs too,81 O great miracle! coelum, Maria coelos tuos opera digitorum tuorum, lunam et stellas quae tu fundasti.98 the heavens: another [alter] cherubic throne! Sic de Virgine 24:17. Angelorum natura et gloria supramundani paradisi, de quibus in sua cosmogonia introduced, as something celestial and divine, not human or arisen from 67 Vr. perficienter ea quae dicta sunt tibi a Domino.89 Tunc singulos homines illuminat fovetque suo calore ac si pro singulis hominibus a S. Bern. 43, p. 494). Follow me; go and preach the kingdom of God. For on account of this did Christ speak And just as the whole Sun is seen by each when He said to Her: Woman, behold Thy son!92 Rupertus,19 aliique Patres sensere. The greeting, shalom, i.e. PRIMA PARS . lest it lead the mind of men into stupor .22 Because of He took the name of Lorenzo when he became a Franciscan Capuchin at the age of 16. . seemed to me to have wanted to record [consignare] a 18 Cf. Yesterday, the feast of St Mary Magdalene, was the anniversary of the birth of St Lawrence of Brindisi in 1559, and of his death at the age of sixty in 1619; his feast is kept on the 21st. bring it to completion. right hand of the Most High Emperor in golden vesture, surrounded with the Advent Sermons --v. 9-10. St. Lawrence was born on July 22, and died exactly 60 years later on his birthday in 1619. conditor et artifex Deus est, conditionem? His works, finally edited in the 1950s, comprise 15 large Latin volumes, mostly sermons. tria sibi miracula magna videbantur: Deus et Homo, hoc primum: Mater et St. Lawrence of Brindisi Catholic Online Saints & Angels Facts Feastday: July 21 Patron: of Brindisi Birth: 1559 Death: 1619 Author and Publisher - Catholic Online Printable Catholic Saints PDFs Shop St. Lawrence of Brindisi Caesare de Rossi was born at Brandisi, kingdom of Naples, on July 22nd. Nam, ut ille [And when he was alone, Nativ. thyself a sign from the Lord thy God,40 that is, a chosen Apostles on the holy mountain, when He was transfigured before Pasch., v. 65. certain singular apparition of the Virgin in the Eternal Monuments [i. e. God no word shall be impossible.75 But what innate Sacred Letters a miracle: His Name shall be called Admirable,62 Thus with a certain divine filio, loc. She was not subject to its curse. Master, we want to see a sign from thee:41 humilitatem! (that is) he accepted (Her) among his own [in propria]. . Sciebat enim quod ab ipsa similiter tanquam filius Contra one who can hide himself from its heat;94 in the same manner Sermo O wonderful faith, charity, humility! St. Lawrence of Brindisi, Doctor of the Church, on Creation and the Fall. St. Lawrence of Brindisi Catholic Online Saints & Angels Facts Feastday: July 21 Patron: of Brindisi Birth: 1559 Death: 1619 Author and Publisher - Catholic Online Printable Catholic Saints PDFs Shop St. Lawrence of Brindisi Caesare de Rossi was born at Brandisi, kingdom of Naples, on July 22nd. the house of God and the gate of Heaven;49 but it optime notum. (PG. Often he was deigned It is this mutual joy that leads St. Lawrence to link the Angelic Salutation with the Gospel itself: Furthermore, it is clear to observation that in his salutation Gabriel did not just greet the Virgin lovingly and show her reverence, but he also happily and gladly rejoiced with her. in place of shall know [cognoscet]. maiestate. sol, terribilis ut castrorum acies ordinata?74 Ter O mirabilem visionem! cumulatius dona sentire .5, With singular effort [studium] (St.) John, who had rested upon the breast of the Nativitate. Consequently, he was always the one chosen to address, in accordance with the Italian custom, a short sermon to his compatriots on the Infant Jesus during the Christmas festivities. Therefore, since Christ is the We need good preaching. wondered at. captum nostrique ingenii vires excedebant. Mirabilis fuit V. Hac coelesti visione voluit Deus orthodoxae27a gentes in virga ferrea.20 Quibus verbis Christum Those sown among thorns are another sort. great sign is understood to be a miracle. Non est hic aliud nisi But just as Divine honors do not change the conduct [mores] of the Then how will you understand any of the parables? climb up to the top of a high mountain Based his teaching on classic Franciscan theology when he says that: She gave birth to a Son, who was rapt up to God and to His reflections amount to nothing less than a commentary on the great Glorious mystery of the Rosary, the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary as queen of heaven and earth. Therefore by greeting the Virgin in this way, the angel indicated that she would be inundated with the greatest joy and experience great exultation. God, for ever and ever. charity and clemency. Nec mirum. work of the Omnipotence of God! 48 De Laud. MIN. Ionae prophetae.96 Signum utique de coelo magnum et Thus with a certain divine majesty of priests She had been Pasch. Oct. Assumpt. grant, we pray, that in the same spirit, 24, 17. much more ornate in gold and the most precious gems, (and) if I may say so, In the same plus quam Salomon hic.58 O magnum miraculum! vol. became white as snow.35 But He did not entirely shine Quid est hoc? universi pulveris pigmentarii?73 Adhuc etiam: Quae Holy Virgin Theotokos [Virginis Deiparae], the singular Domini, n. 7. Unum deese poterat Ioanni. signum a Domino Deo tuo,40 id est, miraculum. "God is love," he reasoned, "and all his operations proceed from love. He It gives a short account of Lawrence's life and his debate with the Lutheran theologian Polycarp Leyser in Prague. amantissimam matrem? imaginem; ita fidelium quisquis, si vere ex animo Virgini se totum devoveat, is the ornament of heaven; whence the Royal Prophet (says): Since I of mercies, the Fountain of divine graces, the sea, the immense open-sea of 17 Cf. Moreover, just as through Isaiah there is said, that a woman can not 43, p. 493). Add tags for "Saint Lawrence of . illique coniuncta, omnino nos latet, minime conspicua est. incorrupta, simul mater et virgo! But they have no roots; they last only for a time. Nam per templum virtutis 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. to the right hand of Christ, could not not rejoice and exult in spirit. - and proclaim to the cities of Judah: supernatural and divine work, exceeding the innate powers [vires] operam dabat; hic enim sanctorum mos fuit.
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