Molinos the Quietist
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I console myself, however, with the hope that, before such a just and wise tribunal as the Holy Office, innocence will finally triumph over imposture and malignity, as it is the cause of God, and I am confident that His Provi- dence will rule everything to His greatest glory and service. Meanwhile, I thank your Holiness for your obliging expressions in my behalf, and commend myself to your holy sacrifices, praying God to preserve and prosper you." The MOLINOS THE QUIETIST. S3 The Queen somewhat... overestimated her firmness.
It is stated in the Thdatre Europden foV the year 1687 that she threw into the fire, in the presence of her domestics, all the letters and books of Molinos. '^ If this be true," says her biographer, " it was as a precaution, seeing that the Pope himself did not escape the pur- suits of the Holy Office." ' Father Petrucci, who, as we have seen, had lent his pen to the propagation of the doctrines of Quietism, was so hotly pursued by the Inquisitors, that the Pope, to save him, was obliged to make him a cardinal,* and he seems to have been the only one of the disciples to whom friend- ship for Molinos brought any luck, at least in this world.* ^ Mem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I console myself, however, with the hope that, before such a just and wise tribunal as the Holy Office, innocence will finally triumph over imposture and malignity, as it is the cause of God, and I am confident that His Provi- dence will rule everything to His greatest glory and service. Meanwhile, I thank your Holiness for your obliging expressions in my behalf, and commend myself to your holy sacrifices, praying God to preserve and prosper you." The MOLINOS THE QUIETIST. S3 The Queen somewhat... overestimated her firmness.
It is stated in the Thdatre Europden foV the year 1687 that she threw into the fire, in the presence of her domestics, all the letters and books of Molinos. '^ If this be true," says her biographer, " it was as a precaution, seeing that the Pope himself did not escape the pur- suits of the Holy Office." ' Father Petrucci, who, as we have seen, had lent his pen to the propagation of the doctrines of Quietism, was so hotly pursued by the Inquisitors, that the Pope, to save him, was obliged to make him a cardinal,* and he seems to have been the only one of the disciples to whom friend- ship for Molinos brought any luck, at least in this world.* ^ Mem.
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