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Take a melodic journey with Dante' Pope, a talented...
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Take a melodic journey with Dante' Pope, a talented troubadour from Chicago's west side, known for his solo hits and collaborations with Grammy winners, showcasing the enchanting power of music.
- The Popes and Dante
- Innate Desire For Happiness
- Dante's Women
- Dante and St. Francis of Assisi
- A Message For All
Divided into nine paragraphs, the Apostolic Letter begins with a brief excursus into the thoughts of various Pontiffs regarding Dante. Then, Pope Francis dwells on Alighieri's life, calling it a "paradigm of the human condition" and emphasizing the "perennial timeliness and importance” of his work. In fact, it is “an integral part of our culture,” ...
There are two main pillars in the "Divine Comedy" – the Pope explains - namely "an innate desire in the human heart" and "fulfilment in the happiness bestowed by the vision of the Love who is God.” This is why Dante is a "prophet of hope": because with his work he urges humanity to free itself from the "dark forest" of sin to find "the right path" ...
The Apostolic Letter also gives prominence to three female figures of the "Divine Comedy": Mary, the Mother of God, representing charity; Beatrice, representing hope; and Saint Lucy, representing faith. These three women, who represent the three theological virtues, accompany Dante at different stages of his pilgrimage, demonstrating that "we are n...
The Pope then dedicates another paragraph to Saint Francis, who in Dante's work is depicted in the "white rose of the blessed". He sees “much in common” between the Saint of Assisi and the Supreme Poet: both, in fact, addressed the people, the first "went out among the people", the second choosing not to use Latin, but the vernacular, the language ...
The Pope goes on to congratulate those teachers who “passionately communicate Dante’s message and introduce others to the cultural, religious and moral riches contained in his works“ and he asks that this "heritage" not remain locked up in classrooms and universities, but be known and spread thanks to the commitment of Christian communities and cul...
Dante Alighieri (Italian: [ˈdante aliˈɡjɛːri]; c. May 1265 – September 14, 1321), most likely baptized Durante di Alighiero degli Alighieri and often referred to as Dante (English: / ˈ d ɑː n t eɪ, ˈ d æ n t eɪ, ˈ d æ n t i /, US: / ˈ d ɑː n t i /), was an Italian poet, writer, and philosopher.
25 mar 2021 · The Pope stressed the originality of Dante’s vision, which gave poetic expression to the newness of the Christian experience, born of the mystery of the incarnation: “the novelty of a love that moved God to take on a human face, and even more, to take on flesh and blood, our entire humanity”.
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3 mag 2021 · 3 May – 31 December 2021. Vatican Museums. In the year of Dante - the key figure of 2021 - the Pope’s Museums join of the world, and the Holy See in particular, in wishing to honour the memory of the Supreme Poet on the anniversary of the seventh centenary of his death (1321-2021).
