”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales

Rob Faesen

”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › Scientific › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Human Encounter in the Salesian Tradition: Collected Essays Commemorating the 4th Centenary of the Initial Encounter of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal
Editors	Joseph Chorpenning
Place of Publication	Rome
Publisher	International Commission for Salesian Studies
Pages	19-32
ISBN (Print)	9780980037104
Publication status	Published - 2007
Externally published	Yes

Cite this

Faesen, R. (2007). ”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales. In J. Chorpenning (Ed.), Human Encounter in the Salesian Tradition: Collected Essays Commemorating the 4th Centenary of the Initial Encounter of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal (pp. 19-32). International Commission for Salesian Studies.

Faesen, Rob. / ”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales. Human Encounter in the Salesian Tradition: Collected Essays Commemorating the 4th Centenary of the Initial Encounter of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal. editor / Joseph Chorpenning. Rome : International Commission for Salesian Studies, 2007. pp. 19-32

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Faesen, R 2007, ”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales. in J Chorpenning (ed.), Human Encounter in the Salesian Tradition: Collected Essays Commemorating the 4th Centenary of the Initial Encounter of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal. International Commission for Salesian Studies, Rome, pp. 19-32.

”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales. / Faesen, Rob.
Human Encounter in the Salesian Tradition: Collected Essays Commemorating the 4th Centenary of the Initial Encounter of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal. ed. / Joseph Chorpenning. Rome: International Commission for Salesian Studies, 2007. p. 19-32.

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Faesen R. ”An Eternal Inclination to an Otherness”. The Mystery of Encounter in Christian Humanism from the Mystics of the Low Countries to Francis de Sales. In Chorpenning J, editor, Human Encounter in the Salesian Tradition: Collected Essays Commemorating the 4th Centenary of the Initial Encounter of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal. Rome: International Commission for Salesian Studies. 2007. p. 19-32