John of Schoonhoven (Dutch Jan van Schoonhoven) (1356/7, Schoonhoven – January 22, 1432, Groenendaal) was a Flemish theologian and writer. After a philosophical education at the University of Paris he entered the convent of the regular canons at Groenendaal near Brussels (circa 1377), where he met John of Ruysbroeck. In 1386 he became prior and master to the novices. After the accession Groenendaal to the Windesheimer congregation he wrote many sermons, some of which became the most well-known writings at the general chapter. Beside these and other sermons, spiritual writings and letters, he wrote the then celebrated Epistola responsalis super epistolam cancellarii.
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| - John of Schoonhoven (Dutch Jan van Schoonhoven) (1356/7, Schoonhoven – January 22, 1432, Groenendaal) was a Flemish theologian and writer. After a philosophical education at the University of Paris he entered the convent of the regular canons at Groenendaal near Brussels (circa 1377), where he met John of Ruysbroeck. In 1386 he became prior and master to the novices. After the accession Groenendaal to the Windesheimer congregation he wrote many sermons, some of which became the most well-known writings at the general chapter. Beside these and other sermons, spiritual writings and letters, he wrote the then celebrated Epistola responsalis super epistolam cancellarii. (en)
- Jean de Schoonhoven (en néerlandais Jan van Schoonhoven) (1356/7, Schoonhoven - 22 janvier 1432, Groenendael) était un théologien et écrivain flamand. Après une formation philosophique à l'Université de Paris, il entra au couvent des chanoines réguliers de Groenendael près de Bruxelles (vers 1377), où il rencontra Jean de Ruysbroeck. En 1386, il devint prieur et maître des novices. Après l'adhésion de Groenendael à la congrégation de Windesheimer, il écrivit de nombreux sermons, dont certains devinrent les écrits les plus connus du chapitre général. En plus de ces sermons et d'autres, des écrits et des lettres spirituels, il écrivit alors : Epistola responsalis super epistolam cancellarii . (fr)
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| - John of Schoonhoven (Dutch Jan van Schoonhoven) (1356/7, Schoonhoven – January 22, 1432, Groenendaal) was a Flemish theologian and writer. After a philosophical education at the University of Paris he entered the convent of the regular canons at Groenendaal near Brussels (circa 1377), where he met John of Ruysbroeck. In 1386 he became prior and master to the novices. After the accession Groenendaal to the Windesheimer congregation he wrote many sermons, some of which became the most well-known writings at the general chapter. Beside these and other sermons, spiritual writings and letters, he wrote the then celebrated Epistola responsalis super epistolam cancellarii. Schoonhoven was one of the responsible for defending Ruysbroeck against critics, especially Jean Gerson. His works, all written in Latin, reflect the influence of Ruysbroeck. However, his works focus more on practical ascese. He represents an important link in the evolution of spirituality from Ruysbroeck and Geert Groote until Desiderius Erasmus. (en)
- Jean de Schoonhoven (en néerlandais Jan van Schoonhoven) (1356/7, Schoonhoven - 22 janvier 1432, Groenendael) était un théologien et écrivain flamand. Après une formation philosophique à l'Université de Paris, il entra au couvent des chanoines réguliers de Groenendael près de Bruxelles (vers 1377), où il rencontra Jean de Ruysbroeck. En 1386, il devint prieur et maître des novices. Après l'adhésion de Groenendael à la congrégation de Windesheimer, il écrivit de nombreux sermons, dont certains devinrent les écrits les plus connus du chapitre général. En plus de ces sermons et d'autres, des écrits et des lettres spirituels, il écrivit alors : Epistola responsalis super epistolam cancellarii . Schoonhoven était l'un des responsables de la défense de Jean de Ruysbroeck contre les critiques, en particulier Jean de Gerson. Ses œuvres, toutes écrites en latin, reflètent l'influence de Ruysbroeck. Cependant, ses travaux se concentrent davantage sur les ascensions pratiques. Il représente un maillon important dans l'évolution de la spiritualité de Ruysbroeck et Gérard Groote jusqu'à Erasme. (fr)
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