Josemaría Escrivá (1902–1975)
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Obras por Josemaría Escrivá
Surco 8 exemplares
Living the Year of the Eucharist 4 exemplares
San Josemaría: Sus libros (Libros de Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer) (Spanish Edition) (2015) 3 exemplares
Questões Atuais do Cristianismo 3 exemplares
Novena for a Happy and Faithful Marriage: Reflections from St. Josemaria Escriva (Pack of 10) (2011) 3 exemplares
L' intimita con Dio: due omelie sull'orazione 2 exemplares
Homilias. Año de la fe: Vida de fe. Madre de Dios y Madre Nuestra (Libros de Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer) (Spanish… (2012) 2 exemplares
La mujer en la vida del mundo y de la iglesia 2 exemplares
FORJA (BOLSILLO RUSTICA) 2 exemplares
Il lavoro rende santi 2 exemplares
Colloqui con Monsignor Escriv 2 exemplares
Krizova cesta 2 exemplares
Solco 2 exemplares
In God's Household, Homilies by Josemaria Escriva 2 exemplares
Vyha 2 exemplares
El matrimonio, vocacion cristiana 2 exemplares
Brzda 2 exemplares
Cesta 2 exemplares
The richness of ordinary life 1 exemplar
Humildad. Virtudes humanas. 1 exemplar
Bealach Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer 1 exemplar
En el taller de Jose 1 exemplar
Vivir cara a Dios y cara a los hombres homilía pronunciada el 3-XI-1963, domingo XXII después de… (1977) 1 exemplar
Vida de Oração: Rumo À Santidade 1 exemplar
Amici di Dio 1 exemplar
Sulco 1 exemplar
Es cristo que pasa 1 exemplar
Camino, surco y forja 1 exemplar
Forja 1 exemplar
SEEKING HOLINESS IN EVERYDAY LIFE 1 exemplar
Instrucciones del Padre 1 exemplar
Caminho 1 exemplar
Via Sacra 1 exemplar
El corazón de Cristo, paz de los cristianos. 1 exemplar
Amar a la Iglesia 1 exemplar
A solas con Dios : Textos para la meditación 1 exemplar
Na Oficina de José 1 exemplar
Amar al mundo apasionadamente 1 exemplar
Via Crucis 1 exemplar
Amigos De Dios 1 exemplar
El gran desconocido 1 exemplar
Camino 1 exemplar
Amici di Dio: omelie 1 exemplar
Christ the King - Small Booklet 1 exemplar
Kochać Kościół 1 exemplar
The Way, etc. (Fourth English edition.) 1 exemplar
Lettere Vol. 2 (Italian Edition) 1 exemplar
Encounter with Christ in the World 1 exemplar
I Took You in My Arms 1 exemplar
Passionately Loving the World: Ordinary Americans Living the Spirituality of St. Josemaria (2006) 1 exemplar
Różaniec święty 1 exemplar
Virtudes humanas 1 exemplar
In Joseph's Workshop - Small Booklet 1 exemplar
La Chiesa, nostra madre: due omelie 1 exemplar
La lucha interior (Homilía pronunciada el 4-IV-1971) ; En la Epifanía del Señor : (Homilía… 1 exemplar
Put 1 exemplar
El Camino 1 exemplar
El fin sobrenatural de la Iglesia Homilía pronunciada el 28-V-1972, fiesta de la Santísima Trinidad (1981) 1 exemplar
The Epiphany of Our Lord - Small Booklet 1 exemplar
Como los antiguos romeros 1 exemplar
Crecer para adentro : Textos tomados de la predicación del Fundador del Opus Dei, Madrid 1937 1 exemplar
Belén un personaje más 1 exemplar
The Eucharist: Mystery of Faith and Love 1 exemplar
The Ascension of Our Lord - Small Booklet 1 exemplar
God's Work - Small Booklet 1 exemplar
Via crucis 1 exemplar
Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Nome canónico
- Escrivá, Josemaría
- Nome legal
- Escrivá y Albás, José María Mariano
- Outros nomes
- Escrivá de Balaguer, Josemaría
- Data de nascimento
- 1902-01-09
- Data de falecimento
- 1975-06-26
- Localização do túmulo
- Rome, Italy
- Sexo
- male
- Nacionalidade
- Spain
- Local de nascimento
- Barbastro, Spain
- Local de falecimento
- Rome, Italy
- Educação
- Complutense University of Madrid (LLD)
Lateran University (PhD) - Ocupações
- Catholic priest
monsignor - Relações
- Echevarria, Javier (secretary and usccesor)
- Organizações
- Catholic Church
Opus Dei (founder)
Fatal error: Call to undefined function isLitsy() in /var/www/html/inc_magicDB.php on line 425- Josemaría Escrivá was born in Barbastro, Spain, on January 9, 1902. He had one older sister, Carmen (1899-1957); three younger sisters who died very young; and a younger brother, Santiago (1919-1994). His parents, José and Dolores, brought up their children with a devout Catholic faith.
Josemaría’s father’s textile business failed in 1915, so the family relocated to Logroño, where José found other work. It was in Logroño that Josemaría sensed his vocation for the first time. After seeing some bare footprints left in the snow by a friar who had walked that way a short time earlier, he felt that God wanted something from him, though he did not know exactly what. He thought that he could more easily discover what it was if he became a priest, so he began to prepare for the priesthood, first in Logroño and later in Saragossa. Following his father’s advice, he also studied for a law degree at the University of Saragossa. His father died in 1924 and Josemaría was left as head of the family. Ordained on March 28, 1925, he began his ministry in a rural parish, and afterwards in Saragossa.
In 1927, with the permission of his bishop, Fr. Josemaría moved to Madrid to work on his doctorate in law. There, on October 2, 1928, God showed him clearly the mission he had been hinting to him for several years; and he founded Opus Dei. From that day on he worked with all his energies to develop the foundation that God asked of him, while he continued to fulfill the various priestly responsibilities he had at that time. These brought him into daily contact with sickness and poverty in the hospitals and the poor districts of Madrid.
When the civil war broke out in 1936, Josemaría was in Madrid. The religious persecution forced him to take refuge in a variety of places. He exercised his priestly ministry in a clandestine fashion until he was finally able to leave Madrid. After escaping across the Pyrenees to southern France, he took up residence in Burgos.
At the end of the war in 1939 he returned to Madrid. In the years that followed he gave many retreats to lay people, priests, and members of religious orders. In the same year, 1939, he completed his doctorate in law.
In 1946 he took up residence in Rome. There he obtained a doctorate in theology from the Lateran University and was named consultor to two Vatican Congregations, as well as honorary member of the Pontifical Academy of Theology, and prelate of honor to His Holiness. He followed closely the preparations for the Second Vatican Council and its various sessions (1962-1965), keeping in touch with many of the council fathers. From Rome he frequently went to different countries in Europe, including Britain and Ireland, to spur on the apostolic work of Opus Dei. It was with the same objective that, between 1970 and 1975, he made long trips to Mexico, Spain, Portugal, South America, and Guatemala, holding catechetical gatherings which large numbers of men and women attended.
He died in Rome on June 26, 1975. Thousands of people, including many bishops (a third of all the bishops in the world), requested that the Holy See open his cause of beatification and canonization.
On May 17, 1992, Pope John Paul II beatified Josemaría Escrivá. He proclaimed him a saint ten years later, on October 6, 2002, in St. Peter’s Square, in Rome, before a great multitude. In his homily on that occasion, the Pope said: “Following in his footsteps, spread in society the awareness that we are called to holiness, without distinction of race, class, culture or age.”
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 130
- Membros
- 2,195
- Popularidade
- #11,687
- Avaliação
- 4.3
- Críticas
- 51
- ISBN
- 303
- Línguas
- 15
- Marcado como favorito
- 6