| 词条 | Sister María Justa de Jesús |
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| name = Sister María Justa de Jesús | image = | alt = | caption = | birth_name = María Justa | birth_date = January 6, 1667 | birth_place = La Victoria de Acentejo, Tenerife | death_date = 1723 | death_place = La Orotava, Tenerife | nationality = Spanish | other_names = | occupation = Nun and mystic | years_active = | known_for = | notable_works = }} María Justa de Jesús (January 6, 1667 - 1723) was a Spanish Franciscan nun and mystic. Early lifeShe was born in La Victoria de Acentejo in the north of the island of Tenerife. She trained as a Franciscan in the Saint Joseph Convent in La Orotava. Her life was involved in mysticism and controversy.[1] CareerThe Holy Inquisition tried her as a witch.[1] She was accused of practicing Molinist doctrines.[2] It was hinted that the relationship with her confessor was not appropriate for a religious person.[1] Her biographer and confessor, Andrés de Abreu, burned the biography he had written about her.[3] However, Dominican friar Jose Herrera said that among her virtues was to give sight to the blind, to make the deaf hear, the mute to speak, heal the lame, heal diseases and expel demons.[1] Sr. Maria Justa healed the sick by transferring to her person the evils and diseases that afflicted them. Shamanic priests[1] in other cultures used analogous techniques to cure convalescents. That similarity fed the suspicions of those who called her an "alumbrada". During these healings, the nun suffered multiple ailments, covering her body in sores and elevating her body temperature, which brought her to the brink of death. DeathSister Maria Justa died in 1723. According to the chronicles of the time her body showed signs of sanctity, such as flexibility, pleasant fragrances and fluidity of her blood.[1] After her death the Franciscan Order in the Canary Islands conducted a process of canonization that was later halted.[2] AlumbradosHer case was ascribed to the phenomenon of the "Alumbrados" that arose in small Castilian towns two centuries earlier. These were people who professed doctrines considered heretical by the Catholic Church, believing that union with God came only through mystical experiences and private prayer, without intermediation of the sacraments.. See also
References1. ^1 2 3 4 5 Los 4 místicos tinerfeños 2. ^1 [https://www.academia.edu/18989443/Los_conventos_de_La_Orotava Los conventos de La Orotava. Manuel Hernández González.] 3. ^[https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/3361096.pdf Alrededor de Fray de Abreu (1647-1725): Historiografía literaria y una obra inédita.] 12 : 1667 births|1723 deaths|17th-century Christian mystics|18th-century Christian mystics|People from Tenerife|Franciscan nuns|Franciscan mystics|Franciscan spirituality|Spanish Roman Catholic religious sisters and nuns|Spanish Inquisition|Stigmatics|Burials in the Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
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