Anglique of Port Royal 1591 1661
Anglique of Port Royal 1591 1661
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Angelique never gave deeper expression to her assurance of the necessity and the all-conquering efficacy of Grace, than in a letter to Mme. De Guemenee, who was about to make a general confession. This letter may be regarded as a summing-up of Saint-Cyran's doctrine of penitence, showing its true meaning, its true reliance in Divine inspiration as the only source from which it could derive vitality. "Although you might pass a whole year in the closest self-examination, you would be without prep...aration (for confession) unless God had touched your heart * "Lettres, " vol. I. No. 88. T Cf. Ibid. , vol. I. Nos. 89, 159. ANGELIQUE IN PARIS 209 into true conversion, " writes Ang^lique, "and I am not afraid to say that you would not have realized your faults to the degree that at this moment you do without any examination at all, while you lacked the grace that alone gives real self-knowledge. M. De Saint-Cyran required only that there should be dawn in a soul for confession, that is to say, a ray of grace that pierces the dead soul of a sinner and causes it to live with the life of grace.
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Angelique never gave deeper expression to her assurance of the necessity and the all-conquering efficacy of Grace, than in a letter to Mme. De Guemenee, who was about to make a general confession. This letter may be regarded as a summing-up of Saint-Cyran's doctrine of penitence, showing its true meaning, its true reliance in Divine inspiration as the only source from which it could derive vitality. "Although you might pass a whole year in the closest self-examination, you would be without prep...aration (for confession) unless God had touched your heart * "Lettres, " vol. I. No. 88. T Cf. Ibid. , vol. I. Nos. 89, 159. ANGELIQUE IN PARIS 209 into true conversion, " writes Ang^lique, "and I am not afraid to say that you would not have realized your faults to the degree that at this moment you do without any examination at all, while you lacked the grace that alone gives real self-knowledge. M. De Saint-Cyran required only that there should be dawn in a soul for confession, that is to say, a ray of grace that pierces the dead soul of a sinner and causes it to live with the life of grace.
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