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Domenico di Michelino, 1465, Florence Duomo

" the illustrious ranks of great men, who, with their fame and glory have honored their Catholicism in many areas but especially in literature and fine arts, leaving immortal fruits of their talents and being highly worthy of civilization and the Church, occupies a very special ... Dante Alighieri "laudatory

With these words begins the encyclical In Praeclara Summorum that Benedict XV was dedicated to Dante Alighieri on the occasion of the sixth centenary of his death (1321 -1921). Fortuitously, and to my surprise I discovered this encyclical minor and unknown to most, but that allows me to formulate the desire to see Dante ascend to the best and incorruptible glory of the altars with reckless irresponsibility.
not count it on my miserable and ugly words, poor and splendor of truth that adorn instead the words of Dante, but I trust in the wisdom of a magggior Giacomo della Chiesa, aka Pope Benedict XV, who found that the universal genius and father's language, yes, deserve the honor of being the object of an entire encyclical letter of the Vicar of Christ, because his art shows the beauty of the Christian faith.

Sandro Botticelli, 1480-95, Beatrice and Dante

I think, in fact, that it is necessary to bring the unconscious today in the year of the Lord 2011, to beatify Dante. But I want to give voice to the mysterious feeling of awe and joy that comes over me whenever I read Dante, or listen to him, or I'm just talking. Hans Urs von Balthasar

, of \u200b\u200bwhich I wrote in my previous post, in the second volume of Glory, choosing twelve eminent figures showing a kaleidoscope of beauty of Christianity, Irenaeus, Augustine, Dionysius, Anselm, Bonaventure, Dante , John of Cross, Pascal, Hamann, Soloviev, Hopkins, Peguy are called through the centuries by Balthasar in an upper room as witnesses to the glory of Christ is not glowing face off but enhances the irreducible difference of the style of each. And among these magnificent twelve samples, just Dante was convened, the supreme master of the preferred school, Thomas. But as with Dante, Balthasar shall convene at least a hundred others, from Virgil to Cato, by Thomas Bernardo, to the soul's beloved Beatrice, through whose face can contemplate God

Giovanni di Paolo, 1450 ca.

What can I say again, I just remember that the same Roman Catholic liturgy has taken the first seven triplets of Song XXXIII of the Paradiso Virgin mother, daughter of thy Son which hymn for the Office of Readings of the Solemnity of the Assumption.