Acedia, Episode 6: Beatitude Is an Activity
Beatitude is not rest but an activity, and acedia’s disgust with it turns out to be a fixation on the effort rather than the reward.
Beatitude is not rest but an activity, and acedia’s disgust with it turns out to be a fixation on the effort rather than the reward.
Charity is friendship with God and God makes that friendship possible by sharing His own beatitude with the creature.
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Modernism in the Church: Commentary on Lamennais’ letters (1881) by Charles Périn (Translated into English for the first time.) The tragic and turbulent life of a once-faithful Catholic priest, Father Hugues-Félicité Robert de Lamennais,...
St. Thomas Aquinas gives acedia its two defining marks: a sadness about a spiritual good, and a disgust with activity.
The other day, the article, “Podcaster Says Home Schooling ‘Crazy Christian Problem,’ DOE Responds” came to my attention, and I thought “here we go again.” Then I wondered why people who don’t homeschool get...
St. Thomas Aquinas gives acedia its two defining marks: a sadness about a spiritual good, and a disgust with activity.
From the desert come five remedies for acedia, the weapons by which Cassian, Syncletica, and St. Benedict held their ground against it.
Father Nicolás Despósito introduces Acedia, the noonday devil that drove the desert monk from his cell and the temptation every Christian shares as a solitary before God.
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