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  1 Notification,1|            Father Anthony de Mello (1931-1987) is well known due
  2 Notification,1|       Father Anthony de Mello (1931-1987) is well known due to his
  3 Notification,6|     Doctrine of the Faith, June 24, 1998, the Solemnity of the Birth
  4 Notification,6|         Doctrine of the Faith, June 24, 1998, the Solemnity of
  5 Notification,5|      Congregation declares that the above-mentioned positions are incompatible
  6 Notification,4|           but impede one's personal access to truth. The Church, making
  7               | according
  8 Notification,1|             These can be helpful in achieving self-mastery, in breaking
  9 Notification,3|             are children of God. In addition, the author's statements
 10 Notification,6|           the present Notification, adopted in the Ordinary Session
 11               | after
 12               | almost
 13 Notification,3|         considers Jesus as a master alongside others. The only difference
 14               | always
 15               | any
 16 Notification,2|      already nonsense. This radical apophaticism leads even to a denial that
 17 Notification,3|            de Mello demonstrates an appreciation for Jesus, of whom he declares
 18 Notification,1|             from being free, and in approaching with serenity the various
 19 Notification,6|       undersigned Cardinal Prefect, approved the present Notification,
 20 Notification,6|           Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B. ~Archbishop Emeritus of Vercelli~Secretary ~ ~
 21 Notification,6|        Pontiff John Paul II, at the Audience granted to the undersigned
 22 Notification,4|           has consequently lost the authority to teach in the name of
 23 Notification,1|             all of these texts were authorized by him for publication.
 24 Notification,3|         other men is that Jesus is "awake" and fully free, while others
 25 Notification,4|          into an idol, has ended up banishing God from the temple. She
 26 Notification,6|            of the Birth of John the Baptist. ~~+ Joseph Card. Ratzinger ~
 27               | become
 28               | becomes
 29 Notification,1|          feelings that keep us from being free, and in approaching
 30 Notification,4|        according to the author, any belief or profession of faith whether
 31 Notification,6|      Ratzinger ~Prefect ~+ Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B. ~Archbishop Emeritus
 32 Notification,6|          1998, the Solemnity of the Birth of John the Baptist. ~~+
 33 Notification,1|       self-mastery, in breaking the bonds and feelings that keep us
 34 Notification,1|    Christian spirituality. In these books, he treats the different
 35 Notification,1|          achieving self-mastery, in breaking the bonds and feelings that
 36 Notification,1|             always take the form of brief stories, contain some valid
 37 Notification,1|          revealing the influence of Buddhist and Taoist spiritual currents,
 38               | cannot
 39 Notification,6|             the Baptist. ~~+ Joseph Card. Ratzinger ~Prefect ~+ Tarcisio
 40 Notification,6|          granted to the undersigned Cardinal Prefect, approved the present
 41 Notification,5|           are incompatible with the Catholic faith and can cause grave
 42 Notification,2|                      But already in certain passages in these early
 43 Notification,3|      teaches us that all people are children of God. In addition, the
 44 Notification,2|         cruel. Religions, including Christianity, are one of the major obstacles
 45 Notification,4|       personal access to truth. The Church, making the word of God
 46 Notification,1|         languages, have been widely circulated in many countries of the
 47 Notification,2|            the revelation which has come in the person of Jesus Christ,
 48 Notification,2|            from following their own common sense and cause them to
 49 Notification  |                        NOTIFICATION~CONCERNING THE WRITINGS OF~FATHER ANTHONY
 50 Notification,4|            from the temple. She has consequently lost the authority to teach
 51 Notification,2|         simply fanaticism. "God" is considered as a cosmic reality, vague
 52 Notification,3|             be a "disciple." But he considers Jesus as a master alongside
 53 Notification,4|                                     Consistent with what has been presented,
 54 Notification,1|          the form of brief stories, contain some valid elements of oriental
 55 Notification,2|             a denial that the Bible contains valid statements about God.
 56 Notification,1| intercession and praise, as well as contemplation of the mysteries of the
 57 Notification,2|             God" is considered as a cosmic reality, vague and omnipresent;
 58 Notification,1|           widely circulated in many countries of the world, though not
 59 Notification,2|           them to become obtuse and cruel. Religions, including Christianity,
 60 Notification,1|       Buddhist and Taoist spiritual currents, remained within the lines
 61 Notification,6|      Prefect ~+ Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B. ~Archbishop Emeritus of
 62 Notification,3|           question of destiny after death is declared to be irrelevant;
 63 Notification,3|           of destiny after death is declared to be irrelevant; only the
 64 Notification,2|            truth, however, is never defined by the author in its precise
 65 Notification,2|        early works and to a greater degree in his later publications,
 66 Notification,3|                     Father de Mello demonstrates an appreciation for Jesus,
 67 Notification,2|        apophaticism leads even to a denial that the Bible contains
 68 Notification,2|             ignored and in practice denied. ~
 69 Notification,3|          alongside others. The only difference from other men is that Jesus
 70 Notification,1|          these books, he treats the different kinds of prayer: petition,
 71 Notification,2|            God it is enough to look directly at the world. Nothing can
 72 Notification,3|           declares himself to be a "disciple." But he considers Jesus
 73 Notification,2|          the major obstacles to the discovery of truth. This truth, however,
 74 Notification,3|             impersonal God, as salt dissolves in water. On various occasions,
 75 Notification,3|          one point, he speaks of a "dissolving" into the impersonal God,
 76 Notification,2|           one notices a progressive distancing from the essential contents
 77 Notification,6|            the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, June 24, 1998,
 78 Notification,1|            1931-1987) is well known due to his numerous publications
 79 Notification,1|         stories, contain some valid elements of oriental wisdom. These
 80 Notification,6|         Bertone, S.D.B. ~Archbishop Emeritus of Vercelli~Secretary ~ ~
 81 Notification,4|         Scripture into an idol, has ended up banishing God from the
 82               | enough
 83 Notification,1|       various vicissitudes of life. Especially in his early writings, Father
 84 Notification,2|     progressive distancing from the essential contents of the Christian
 85               | etc
 86 Notification,3|          and evil are simply mental evaluations imposed upon reality. ~
 87 Notification,2|         sacred religious texts, not excluding the Bible, becomes even
 88 Notification,2|            pose the question of his existence is already nonsense. This
 89 Notification,5|           the good of the Christian faithful, this Congregation declares
 90 Notification,2|           is the only one is simply fanaticism. "God" is considered as
 91 Notification,1|           in breaking the bonds and feelings that keep us from being
 92 Notification,3|          author's statements on the final destiny of man give rise
 93 Notification,2|         said to prevent people from following their own common sense and
 94 Notification,3|           that Jesus is "awake" and fully free, while others are not.
 95 Notification,3|            the final destiny of man give rise to perplexity. At one
 96 Notification,6|            Paul II, at the Audience granted to the undersigned Cardinal
 97 Notification,5|        Catholic faith and can cause grave harm. ~
 98 Notification,2|          these early works and to a greater degree in his later publications,
 99 Notification,5|           faith and can cause grave harm. ~
100               | have
101 Notification,1|       oriental wisdom. These can be helpful in achieving self-mastery,
102               | himself
103 Notification,4|           making the word of God in Holy Scripture into an idol,
104               | how
105               | however
106 Notification,4|           in Holy Scripture into an idol, has ended up banishing
107 Notification,3|          life, since evil is simply ignorance, there are no objective
108 Notification,2|           personal nature of God is ignored and in practice denied. ~
109 Notification,6|         Sovereign Pontiff John Paul II, at the Audience granted
110 Notification,2|    intuition of God without form or image, to the point of speaking
111 Notification,4|             or in Christ cannot but impede one's personal access to
112 Notification,3|             a "dissolving" into the impersonal God, as salt dissolves in
113 Notification,3|           simply mental evaluations imposed upon reality. ~
114 Notification,2|        obtuse and cruel. Religions, including Christianity, are one of
115 Notification,5|       above-mentioned positions are incompatible with the Catholic faith
116 Notification,1|                                 The Indian Jesuit priest, Father Anthony
117 Notification,2|          The words of Scripture are indications which serve only to lead
118 Notification,1|          Mello, while revealing the influence of Buddhist and Taoist spiritual
119 Notification,1|          kinds of prayer: petition, intercession and praise, as well as contemplation
120 Notification,3|           present life should be of interest. With respect to this life,
121 Notification,2|           Christ, he substitutes an intuition of God without form or image,
122 Notification,3|             death is declared to be irrelevant; only the present life should
123               | it
124 Notification,1|                          The Indian Jesuit priest, Father Anthony de
125 Notification,6|            of John the Baptist. ~~+ Joseph Card. Ratzinger ~Prefect ~+
126 Notification,2|              In other passages, the judgment on sacred religious texts,
127 Notification,6|          the Doctrine of the Faith, June 24, 1998, the Solemnity
128 Notification,1|             bonds and feelings that keep us from being free, and
129 Notification,1|             he treats the different kinds of prayer: petition, intercession
130 Notification,2|            said about God; the only knowing is unknowing. To pose the
131 Notification,1|           Mello (1931-1987) is well known due to his numerous publications
132 Notification,1|             translated into various languages, have been widely circulated
133               | later
134 Notification,2|     indications which serve only to lead a person to silence. In
135 Notification,2|           This radical apophaticism leads even to a denial that the
136 Notification,1|       currents, remained within the lines of Christian spirituality.
137 Notification,2|             see God it is enough to look directly at the world. Nothing
138 Notification,4|        temple. She has consequently lost the authority to teach in
139 Notification,2|        Christianity, are one of the major obstacles to the discovery
140 Notification,4|        access to truth. The Church, making the word of God in Holy
141 Notification,3|             on the final destiny of man give rise to perplexity.
142               | many
143 Notification,3|             he considers Jesus as a master alongside others. The only
144 Notification,3|          only difference from other men is that Jesus is "awake"
145 Notification,3|            Good and evil are simply mental evaluations imposed upon
146 Notification,3|           are no objective rules of morality. Good and evil are simply
147               | more
148 Notification,1|             as contemplation of the mysteries of the life of Christ, etc. ~
149 Notification,4|           authority to teach in the name of Christ. ~
150 Notification,2|           omnipresent; the personal nature of God is ignored and in
151               | never
152               | no
153 Notification,2|            his existence is already nonsense. This radical apophaticism
154               | Nothing
155 Notification,2|             later publications, one notices a progressive distancing
156 Notification,1|            is well known due to his numerous publications which, translated
157 Notification,3|             ignorance, there are no objective rules of morality. Good
158 Notification,2|  Christianity, are one of the major obstacles to the discovery of truth.
159 Notification,2|            and cause them to become obtuse and cruel. Religions, including
160 Notification,3|      dissolves in water. On various occasions, the question of destiny
161 Notification,6|        publication. ~Rome, from the offices of the Congregation for
162 Notification,2|           cosmic reality, vague and omnipresent; the personal nature of
163 Notification,5|            present Notification, in order to protect the good of the
164 Notification,6|           of this Congregation, and ordered its publication. ~Rome,
165 Notification,6|        Notification, adopted in the Ordinary Session of this Congregation,
166 Notification,1|      contain some valid elements of oriental wisdom. These can be helpful
167 Notification,6|          The Sovereign Pontiff John Paul II, at the Audience granted
168 Notification,3|         destiny of man give rise to perplexity. At one point, he speaks
169 Notification,1|          different kinds of prayer: petition, intercession and praise,
170 Notification,2|             the Christian faith. In place of the revelation which
171 Notification,6|                       The Sovereign Pontiff John Paul II, at the Audience
172 Notification,2|            knowing is unknowing. To pose the question of his existence
173 Notification,5|            that the above-mentioned positions are incompatible with the
174 Notification,2|            of God is ignored and in practice denied. ~
175 Notification,1|          petition, intercession and praise, as well as contemplation
176 Notification,1|       treats the different kinds of prayer: petition, intercession
177 Notification,2|        defined by the author in its precise contents. For him, to think
178 Notification,4|       Consistent with what has been presented, one can understand how,
179 Notification,2|            severe: they are said to prevent people from following their
180 Notification,1|                   The Indian Jesuit priest, Father Anthony de Mello (
181 Notification,4|           the author, any belief or profession of faith whether in God
182 Notification,2|         publications, one notices a progressive distancing from the essential
183 Notification,5|           Notification, in order to protect the good of the Christian
184 Notification,2|             of speaking of God as a pure void. To see God it is enough
185 Notification,2|           is already nonsense. This radical apophaticism leads even
186 Notification,6|           Baptist. ~~+ Joseph Card. Ratzinger ~Prefect ~+ Tarcisio Bertone,
187 Notification,3|        others are not. Jesus is not recognized as the Son of God, but simply
188 Notification,2|           that the God of one's own religion is the only one is simply
189 Notification,2|            become obtuse and cruel. Religions, including Christianity,
190 Notification,2|              the judgment on sacred religious texts, not excluding the
191 Notification,1|          Taoist spiritual currents, remained within the lines of Christian
192 Notification,3|         should be of interest. With respect to this life, since evil
193 Notification,1|              Father de Mello, while revealing the influence of Buddhist
194 Notification,2|    Christian faith. In place of the revelation which has come in the person
195 Notification,3|           final destiny of man give rise to perplexity. At one point,
196 Notification,6|           ordered its publication. ~Rome, from the offices of the
197 Notification,3|              there are no objective rules of morality. Good and evil
198 Notification,2|           passages, the judgment on sacred religious texts, not excluding
199 Notification,3|         into the impersonal God, as salt dissolves in water. On various
200 Notification,6|     Archbishop Emeritus of Vercelli~Secretary ~ ~
201 Notification,2|           of God as a pure void. To see God it is enough to look
202 Notification,1|             be helpful in achieving self-mastery, in breaking the bonds and
203 Notification,2|          following their own common sense and cause them to become
204 Notification,1|             and in approaching with serenity the various vicissitudes
205 Notification,2|     Scripture are indications which serve only to lead a person to
206 Notification,6|             adopted in the Ordinary Session of this Congregation, and
207 Notification,2|            Bible, becomes even more severe: they are said to prevent
208               | She
209               | should
210 Notification,2|            only to lead a person to silence. In other passages, the
211               | since
212 Notification  |            FATHER ANTHONY DE MELLO, SJ ~~
213 Notification,6|           Faith, June 24, 1998, the Solemnity of the Birth of John the
214               | some
215 Notification,3|            is not recognized as the Son of God, but simply as the
216 Notification,6|                                 The Sovereign Pontiff John Paul II, at
217 Notification,2|           or image, to the point of speaking of God as a pure void. To
218 Notification,3|        perplexity. At one point, he speaks of a "dissolving" into the
219 Notification,1|    influence of Buddhist and Taoist spiritual currents, remained within
220 Notification,1|       within the lines of Christian spirituality. In these books, he treats
221 Notification,1|       always take the form of brief stories, contain some valid elements
222 Notification,2|          person of Jesus Christ, he substitutes an intuition of God without
223 Notification,1|          works, which almost always take the form of brief stories,
224 Notification,1|           influence of Buddhist and Taoist spiritual currents, remained
225 Notification,6|         Card. Ratzinger ~Prefect ~+ Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B. ~Archbishop
226 Notification,4|  consequently lost the authority to teach in the name of Christ. ~
227 Notification,3|           but simply as the one who teaches us that all people are children
228 Notification,4|           up banishing God from the temple. She has consequently lost
229               | their
230               | them
231               | there
232               | they
233 Notification,2|       precise contents. For him, to think that the God of one's own
234               | though
235 Notification,1|        numerous publications which, translated into various languages,
236 Notification,1|    spirituality. In these books, he treats the different kinds of prayer:
237 Notification,6|             Audience granted to the undersigned Cardinal Prefect, approved
238 Notification,4|             been presented, one can understand how, according to the author,
239 Notification,2|            God; the only knowing is unknowing. To pose the question of
240               | up
241               | upon
242 Notification,2|     considered as a cosmic reality, vague and omnipresent; the personal
243 Notification,6|              Archbishop Emeritus of Vercelli~Secretary ~ ~
244 Notification,1|           with serenity the various vicissitudes of life. Especially in his
245 Notification,2|           speaking of God as a pure void. To see God it is enough
246 Notification,3|           God, as salt dissolves in water. On various occasions, the
247               | were
248               | what
249               | whether
250               | who
251               | whom
252 Notification,1|        various languages, have been widely circulated in many countries
253 Notification,1|          valid elements of oriental wisdom. These can be helpful in
254               | within
255               | without
256 Notification,4|              The Church, making the word of God in Holy Scripture
257 Notification,2|           statements about God. The words of Scripture are indications