18th-century Catholic cardinal
Pier Matteo Petrucci, C.O. was an Italian Oratorian priest, bishop of Jesi, cardinal, spiritual director, poet, and mystical writer. He was one of the principal Italian figures associated with the late seventeenth-century Quietist controversy. His writings on acquired contemplation, interior recollection, annihilation of self-will, pure love, and the relation between mystical experience and theological language drew on John of the Cross, Pseudo-Tauler, Louis de Blois, Jean de Saint-Samson, Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite, and other traditions of Catholic mysticism.
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