Heinrich Suso, Suso also spelled Seuse, also called Henry Suso, original name Heinrich von Berg (born March 21, 1295?, probably Constance, Swabia died Jan . 25 , 1366Ulm), one of the chief German mystics and leaders of the Friends of God (Gottesfreunde), a circle of devout ascetic Rhinelanders who opposed contemporary evils and aimed for a close association with God.
Immediately after her birth, her father renamed her Susanna, which yielded the Tuscan nickname Suso.
He was deemed to have brought down Suso Santana for a contentious penalty, since the offence seemed to take place outside the area.
References to the Friends of God (Gottesfreunde) appear in his sermons, alluding to a circle of like-minded, devout Rhinelanders much influenced by Tauler, Eckehart, and Suso.
In 1327/30 Suso was removed from his professorship for his doctrine and for his defense of Eckehart, who was condemned by the Pope in 1329.
Of noble birth, Suso joined the Dominicans in Constance, where five years later he experienced a profound religious awakening.
Suso returned c. 1326 to teach at Constance, where he wrote c. 1327 his first work, Little Book of Truth, in defense of Eckehart, who for his controversial works had been tried (1327).
C. 1300 Strasbourg, France June 16, 1361 Strasbourg, France Johann Tauler, (born c. 1300, Strassburg, Bishopric of Strassburg [now Strasbourg, France] died June 16, 1361, Strassburg) Dominican, who, with Meister Eckehart and Heinrich Suso, was one of the chief Rhineland mystics.
He exhorted Wisdom, Conor Coady, Suso, Raheem Sterling and others to move the ball fast when they could, but to play a different, more physical way when required.
In life he drove a Morgan for a long time, and liked comfy restaurants, hotels of faded glamour, his Gloucestershire cottage and long domestic chats with friends like Visconti's collaborator Suso Cecci d'Amico.
Liverpool have sold Suso to Milan, ending the 21-year-old Spanish midfielder's miserable stay at Anfield since joining from Cadiz in 2011.
