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Franciscan Spirituality develops Bonaventure Scotus Summary

2 St. Augustine -- Original Sin St. Anselm -- Doctrine of Atonement – Cur Deus Homo Dominican Tradition Dominic Thomas Aquinas Essence Intellect Sin & atonement centered Knowledge Jesus as expiation for sin work at worthiness Earn salvation – rules & laws Flee the world Jesus – no Pope Leo XIII 1879 Aterni Patris Primary view – Juridical Path of ascent

3 St. Augustine Original Sin St. Anselm Doctrine of Atonement Dominican Tradition Dominic Thomas Aquinas Essence Intellect Sin & atonement centered knowledge Jesus as expiation for sin work at worthiness Earn salvation – rules & laws Flee the world Jesus – no Easter Pope Leo XIII 1879 “Aterni Patris” Primary view –Juridical Path of ascent Franciscan Tradition Francis & Clare Bonaventure & Scotus Person Volition - WILL Love-centered - sensory Affective - relationships Jesus - blueprint of creation Only God is Good Incarnation unites and transforms Love the world – vestige Jesus – Yes Christmas Eph 1:3-14 & Col 1:15-20 Alternate view – relational Path of Descent The Cappodocians Athanasius & Basil the Great Gregory of Nyssa, Gregory Nazianzus pseudo-Dionysis Victorines

Bonaventure The second founder of the Order The Trinity [from the Cappadocians] Begins with person not substance Identifies the Trinity on the basis of inter-Trinitarian [interpersonal] relationships

The Father – supreme goodness – Unbegotten source – Total giving-ness – generativity/fecundity – 2 modes of emanation Intellect – Beloved Son Will – Spirit = freedom’s choice [desire] to Love

Will of God – Holy Spirit – Spirated from both Father & Son – Total receptivity – Mutual bond between Father & Son – The expression of God’s will [desire] – LOVE choice made in absolute freedom

Intellect Beloved Son Eternal Word  Begotten  Perfect receiver and reflector of God  All God is – is expressed in the Son  Jesus is the heart of the Trinity  Exemplar - makes visible the ideas, thoughts, actions [mind] of the Father  “.. if you see me, you see the Father”

9 Trinity humility & poverty, giving-ness is an essential aspect of God's nature = Love [self-communication and expression] Fountain fullness – constantly outpouring, overflowing - Fullness & emptiness “bonum sui diffusivum est” goodness is diffusive by its very nature this is the very heart of Franciscan Theology

The Breviloquium Book 1 -- Book of Creation: The created world is like a book in which its maker, the Trinity, shines forth, is represented and can be read at three levels of expression: – vestige, is found in all creation – image, is found only in intellectual beings or rational spirits – similitude. is found only in those creatures which have become conformed to God

12 God comes down in human frailty (Poverty) Incarnation God turns completely to Jesus & through Jesus us (Humility) If God bends down in love for us through the Word Incarnate, then we are “little words” and must bend down in love for one another and for all creation if the universe is to find its fullness in Christ

Bl. John Duns Scotus Subtle Doctor – Mary’s Doctor The Primacy of Christ Haecceitas – Thisness Defender of the Immaculate Conception

14 Bl. John Duns Scotus Absolute Primacy of Christ The Incarnation is not a divine after thought or reaction to any event Plan B, It is the 1 st and original Plan Incarnation is too important to be caused by sin – final break with Aquinas 1 st in thought – last in execution

Genesis Chapter 18 The Oaks Of Mamre

Love – God’s absolute love desire to share that love  God’s desire to be Love is a free act!  Created in the blueprint of Jesus we are made as co-heirs to the Trinitarian Love Jesus experiences.  The Incarnation is the unrepeatable, unique and single defining act of God’s love

17 Thisness [haecceitas] Thisness invests each individual with a unique value [dignity] as one single individual wanted and loved by God, apart from any trait, attribute, accomplishment, similarity to others or any contribution to society. Of the infinity possibilities for a “you” the specific, unique “you” is the one wanted & loved by God and called into being.

Franciscan Theology Recap Though most of Francis’ prayers are directed at the Holy Father, he calls Jesus, “Elder Brother,” the Incarnate Crucified Lord of all creation, the heart and center of the Trinity and our model/exemplar

Francis comes to know Jesus as the “Beloved Son” and is compelled to imitate Jesus so to also become the beloved of the Father. In Jesus, Francis sees the totality and reality of who the Father is. Imitating Jesus is to live as God lives

Jesus is the mediator or the center of Trinitarian Life As Francis points us to Jesus, Jesus always points us to the Father

21 St. Augustine Original Sin St. Anselm Doctrine of Atonement Dominican Tradition Dominic Thomas Aquinas Essence Intellect Sin & atonement centered knowledge Jesus as expiation for sin work at worthiness Earn salvation Flee the world Jesus – no Pope Leo XIII 1879 Aterni Patris Primary view –Juridical Path of ascent Franciscan Tradition Francis & Clare Bonaventure & Scotus Person Volition - WILL Love-centered - sensory affective Jesus - blueprint of creation Incarnation unites and transforms the world Love the world – vestige Jesus – Yes Eph 1:3-14 & Col 1:15-20 Alternate view – relational Path of Descent The Cappodocians Athanasius Basil the Great Gregory of Nyssa Gregory Nazianzus pseudo-Dionysis Victorines

Comparing Spiritualities For St. Benedict: [Eastern] GOD is the Almighty, the Transcendent. CHRIST is Our Redeemer and High Priest. MAN is the Privileged Adorer, expressing the praise of all creation. LITURGY is the principal "work" of the monastic community; it teaches and evangelizes.

For St. Ignatius of Loyola: [Western] GOD is Creator, Lord, Owner of the Universe. CHRIST is the King. MAN is his soldier in the battle against evil. PLAN of Life discovered in the Spiritual Exercises, the Examen of Conscience, Personal Meditation.

For St. Dominic: [Western] GOD is Truth. CHRIST is the Word revealing the Father. MAN is a Student seeking after Truth. WAY of Life centered on Study, Science, and Preaching the Truth.

Most Orders are Apostolic – designed for function Evangelical – formed for a new style of life – lived expression of the Gospel & imitation of Christ

Most Christian Spirituality Points to the Passion Death & Resurrection Emphasis: redemptive suffering God’s saving actions

Franciscan Spirituality [Eastern] The Father [ABBA] does everything out of love [Divine Nature]. Jesus, in His Humanity, is the Beloved Son who shows us the Father; and is our Brother.

– MAN has been reconciled by Jesus and shares in the life of God who is Good – CREATION is the reflection of God's goodness; all are fellow creatures, our brothers and sisters. Everything shares in God’s nature and returns praise to the Father according to its unique nature – only man struggles

– WAY TO GOD is in the freedom of “sons & daughters,” who desire relationship with the Father, through Jesus in the Spirit – PRAYER is simple, affective, centered on the humanity of Jesus as seen in the Gospels. Any formula is good if it is the trusting prayer of a “son or daughter.” – FS focuses on God’s loving actions

For Francis/Franciscan Spirituality God does it all for us:

How you journey = how you arrive! Joyfully