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Author:
Fox, Matthew, 1940-
Title:
Hildegard of Bingen : a saint for our times : unleashing her power in the 21st century / Matthew Fox.
Publisher:
Namaste Pub.,
Copyright Date:
©2012
Description:
xxiv, 158 pages ; 23 cm
Subject:
Hildegard,--Saint,--1098-1179.
Hildegard,--Saint,--1098-1179.
Christian saints--Germany--Biography.
RELIGION--Ecumenism & Interfaith.
Christian saints.
Germany.
Nonfiction.
Biographies.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Who is Hildegard? -- Living words and the cosmic Christ: Hildegard meets Mary Oliver -- The God of life and light or the God of religion? Hildegard meets Howard Thurman -- Hildegard as eco-warrior: loving and defending mother Earth -- Hildegard and 21st century science: Hildegard meets Einstein -- Hildegard's lineage: creation spirituality and the Rhineland mystic movement -- Wild woman and shaman proclaiming wisdom, creativity, and the Holy Spirit: Hildegard meets Dr Clarissa Pinkola Estes -- Hildegard as prophet to society and religion -- Hildegard as herald of the divine feminine: Hildegard meets Dorothee Soelle -- Is Hildegard a trojan horse entering the gates of the Vatican?
Summary:
"In May, 2012, Pope Benedict XVI formally declared 12th century Benedictine nun Hildegard of Bingen a canonized saint, with the canonization ceremony scheduled for October. He regards her as one of the great thinker who has helped shape the thought of the Catholic Church. Today there are many websites and Hildegard groups that celebrate and honor Hildegard's teachings, philosophy, art, and music. Author Matthew Fox writes in "Hildegard of Bingen" about this amazing woman and what we can learn from her. In an era when women were marginalized, Hildegard was an outspoken, controversial figure. Yet so visionary was her insight that she was sought out by kings, popes, abbots, and bishops for advice. A sixteenth century follower of Martin Luther called her "the first Protestant" because of her appeals to reform the church. As a writer, composer, philosopher, Christian mystic, Benedictine abbess, healer, artist, feminist, and student of science, Hildegard was a pioneer in many fields in her day. For many centuries after her death Hildegard was ignored or even ridiculed but today is finally being recognized for her immense contribution to so many areas, including our understanding of our spiritual relationship to the earth--a contribution that touches on key issues faced by our planet in the 21st century, particularly with regard to the environment and ecology."--Bookdepository.com.
ISBN:
1897238738
9781897238738
OCLC:
(OCoLC)804030513
Locations:
CEAX572 -- Kirkwood Community College Library (Cedar Rapids)

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