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Joseph of Cupertino – And his death, ‘Oh, what chants, what sounds of Paradise’

Identifier

023477

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

This is from a chronicle of the famous saint, Joseph of Cupertino, and is an account of his death.  There are two sources for the information  Dingwall's Some Human Oddities (Home and Von Thal, 1947), which in turn was taken from, among other sources, Bernino's Vita del P. Fra Giuseppe da Copertino ( 1753).  So it is not ideal as a source having passed through a number of ‘hands’, however, it has interest.

In August, 1663, Joseph was seized by a fever and grew steadily worse. On l7th September, or the day before he died, he received the Viaticum and said he heard the sound of a bell which was summoning him to God. Passing into the ecstatic state he rose from his death bed and flew from his cell as far as the steps of his little chapel. “The Ass is beginning to ascend the mountain," he said, and, having received -supreme Unction, he called out in a loud clear voice, which hardly corresponded with his extreme weakness, ”Oh, what chants, what sounds of Paradise."

The source of the experience

Joseph of Cupertino

Concepts, symbols and science items

Concepts

Celestial music

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Commonsteps

References