St John of the Cross (1) - Poems of the Mystic - Christian Mysticism

Selected poetry from the Christian Mystic, St John of the Cross. Translated by John Frederick Nims.
These include:
1. Transcending all knowledge - “Toda ciencia trascendiendo”
2. The Dark Night
3. Of Falconry - a 10 divino
4. Song of the Soul

John of the Cross (Spanish: Juan de la Cruz; 1542 -1591), Carmelite friar and priest of converso origin, is a major figure of the Spanish Counter-Reformation, a Mystic and Roman Catholic saint. He is one of thirty-six Doctors of the Church.

Music by Alberto Rivera
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