Exploring Kenosis Spirituality: The Implications for the CMI`s Spiritual Formation: A Communication-Oriented Analysis

By:

Pulickal, Pratheesh Michael

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Tilburg Theological Studies - 8Publication details: Zurich LIT Verlag GmbH and Co 2021Description: 371pISBN:

9783643914705

DDC classification:

K96 P966

Contents:

CMI Formation and Kenosis Spirituality

Philippians 2:5-11:Make Your Mind Like that in Christ Jesus

The Ninth Demonstration of Aphrahat: On Humility

The Seventh Chapter of Regula Benedicti: De Humilitate

An Early CMI Circular

The Kurisumala Ashram Typicon-Sadhana

The Enrichment of the CMI's Spiritual Formation Fostering Transformation Through Encouraging Kenosis Spirituality

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This dissertation is a study of kenosis spirituality aimed at determining how the spiritual formation of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI) can be effectively infused with a more profound and genuine understanding of kenosis spirituality. Employing a communication-oriented method involving three interconnected and progressive steps, namely, an analysis of syntax, semantics, and pragmatics, and concentrating on the role of the text-immanent reader, this study conducts an in-depth textual analysis of five key texts. These have been chosen from the Bible, the Eastern and the Western monastic traditions, the early writings of the CMI, and the Indian Christian Ashram to ascertain a deeper understanding of kenosis spirituality. The study subsequently considers how to introduce insights regarding kenosis into the CMI's spiritual formation.