Taita, ¡déjame que ya muero! Cuentas de Consciencia de María de Jesús, O.C.D. (1700-1775).

The article "Taita, let me die already! Accounts of Conscience of María de Jesús, O.C.D. (1700-1775)" focuses on the investigation of the spiritual writings of María de Jesús, a barefoot Carmelite nun in New Granada. The author offers a critical and historical-theological reading of her accounts of conscience, rescuing her previously unknown mystical experience. The text highlights the importance of divine love, the presence of God in everyday life, and the depth of Carmelite spirituality in the 18th century. [Extracted from the article]