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John of the Cross

TermDefinition
Substantial Locution Hearing a word from God that effects what it says, thus requiring no discernment
Heliotropium A treatise on the spiritual life encouraging us to keep our minds and hearts turned towards God
Transformation Process of being changed into God´s likeness but not into His nature
Acts of Virtue Become easier with practice and thus more meritorious
Intentions of a Moral Act Component of a human act that can easily be raised from the natural realm to the supernatural realm
Components of a Human Act Circumstances, Intentions, Act Itself
Heresy that we can perfect ourselves without surrendering to God Pelagianism
God diffuses Himself Wherever there is room
Solitude Disposition towards having some time alone
God is encountered as oppressive When He consumes and destroys its bad habits during what is often called the dark night
Will Power to love
Intellect Power to know
Will moves the intellect True
Intellect moves the will True
Intellect Will Memory Powers of the soul in the anthropology of St. John of the Cross
Peace is the result of the proper ordering of the appetites
Those who are perfect are not scandalized
Hermits on Mount Carmel were probably Crusaders who were free to stay in the Holy Land
Opposite of consolations Dryness
Thoughts words and deeds that are habitally well ordered Virtues
Defects and Excesses Manner of erring in virtue
Enemies of the Soul World Flesh Devil
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