Embark on a deeply spiritual journey with “Le Case di Maria” (The Houses of Mary) by Ermes Ronchi, a renowned theologian celebrated for his insightful interpretations of scripture. This Italian-language paperback unveils a unique perspective on the life of Mary, Mother of Jesus, exploring her story through the powerful symbol of “home.” Published by Paoline in 2006, the book moves beyond a simple biography, inviting readers to contemplate Mary’s inner world and her profound role as a spiritual archetype. Ronchi masterfully uses the concept of “house” from Nazareth to Jerusalem to represent not just physical dwellings but also the inner spaces where faith blossoms and crucial life events unfold. Discover how Mary becomes the very “house of God,” a sanctuary of receptivity and divine grace. Explore themes of nurturing relationships, cultivating an “art of living,” and finding harmony amidst the complexities of modern existence. Perfect for personal reflection or group study, “Le Case di Maria” (ISBN: 9788831530460) offers a fresh, contemplative lens through which to understand Mary’s enduring legacy of love, faith, and the transformative power of home. A compelling read for those seeking deeper spiritual understanding and connection.
RONCHI ERMES – LE CASE DI MARI
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La memoria biblica di Maria si apre con una casa, dove un angelo a parlare, e si chiude con una casa, dove a parlare sono il vento e il fuoco. Dalla casa di Nazaret alla casa di Gerusalemme: cos potrebbe sintetizzarsi la vita di Maria, a partire dalla casa, intesa non solo come abitazione, ma come luogo dove accadono gli eventi decisivi della vita. La metafora della casa, squisitamente femminile, ci aiuta a passare dall’edificio all’interiorit di chi vi abita. La casa in realt Maria stessa. Raccolta e ospitale, Maria sar casa di Dio. Creatrice di relazioni, Maria nelle sue case, trasmette ed elabora un’arte di vivere e ci insegna a non smarrire la polifonia dell’esistenza e degli affetti.
Discover the profound spiritual journey within "Le Case di Maria" (The Houses of Mary) by renowned Italian theologian and author Ermes Ronchi. This captivating paperback, published by Paoline Editoriale Libri in 2006, invites readers into a unique exploration of the life of Mary, Mother of Jesus, through the evocative metaphor of "home." Ronchi, known for his insightful biblical reflections and his ability to connect ancient texts to contemporary life, unveils Mary's story as a journey framed by two significant houses: the house in Nazareth, where the angel Gabriel delivers the momentous news, and the house in Jerusalem, where the Holy Spirit descends upon the apostles like wind and fire at Pentecost. This narrative structure allows Ronchi to delve deeply into the essence of Mary's being, portraying her not just as a historical figure, but as a spiritual archetype. "Le Case di Maria" transcends the literal meaning of a dwelling, exploring the "house" as a symbol of the inner life, a place of crucial events, and a space for building relationships. Ronchi masterfully uses this feminine metaphor to illuminate Mary's interiority, revealing her as a sanctuary of faith, acceptance, and divine encounter. The book beautifully illustrates how Mary, in her very being, becomes the "house of God," a vessel of grace and a testament to the transformative power of faith. Drawing upon his extensive knowledge of biblical texts and his deep understanding of the human spirit, Ronchi paints a vivid portrait of Mary as a creator of connections, a nurturer of life, and a teacher of wisdom. Through her example, readers are encouraged to cultivate an "art of living" that embraces the rich tapestry of existence and cherishes the bonds of affection. "Le Case di Maria" serves as a powerful reminder to resist the fragmentation of modern life and to rediscover the harmony and wholeness that reside within us. This Italian language edition (ISBN: 9788831530460), spanning 160 pages, offers a deeply personal and reflective reading experience. Ronchi's lyrical prose and profound insights make this book a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Mary's role in Christian tradition and a more meaningful connection to their own spiritual journey. This is not just a biography; it is an invitation to enter the sacred spaces within ourselves, guided by the example of a woman whose life was a testament to love, faith, and the transformative power of home. Perfect for individual reflection or group study, "Le Case di Maria" is a treasure trove of wisdom that will resonate long after the final page is turned.
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| ISBN-10 | 8831530461 |
| ISBN-13 | 9788831530460 |
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| Pages | 160 |
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| Weight | 4000 |
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