Keywords
pastoral sanitaria, vocación, fe, espiritualidad, profesión médica, acompañamiento, trascendencia, healthcare ministry, vocation, faith, spirituality, medical profession, accompaniment, transcendence
Fede in corsia. Per una pastorale con gli operatori sanitari
Abstract
El artículo desarrolla una propuesta de pastoral dirigida a los profesionales sanitarios, entendidos no solo como agentes de cuidado, sino también como destinatarios del acompañamiento espiritual. Alberto Cano Arenas plantea que la labor médica y asistencial puede convertirse en un camino hacia Dios, donde el sufrimiento y la esperanza se entrelazan en el ejercicio diario de la profesión. Desde una mirada ignaciana, propone una pastoral “con” y no solo “para” los sanitarios, basada en seis dimensiones fundamentales: vocacional, sapiencial, creatural, misionera, relacional y trinitaria. A través de ellas, se invita a integrar fe y trabajo, reconocer la presencia de Cristo en quienes sufren y descubrir en la práctica sanitaria un espacio de comunión, contemplación y servicio que trasciende la técnica para convertirse en testimonio de amor y fe.
The article presents a pastoral proposal for healthcare professionals, understood not only as agents of care but also as recipients of spiritual accompaniment. Alberto Cano Arenas argues that medical and caregiving work can become a path toward God, where suffering and hope intertwine in the daily practice of the profession. From an Ignatian perspective, he proposes a pastoral “with” rather than “for” healthcare workers, structured around six core dimensions: vocational, sapiential, creaturely, missionary, relational, and Trinitarian. Through these, he invites the integration of faith and work, the recognition of Christ’s presence in those who suffer, and the discovery of healthcare practice as a space of communion, contemplation, and service that transcends technical skill to become a witness of love and faith.
The article presents a pastoral proposal for healthcare professionals, understood not only as agents of care but also as recipients of spiritual accompaniment. Alberto Cano Arenas argues that medical and caregiving work can become a path toward God, where suffering and hope intertwine in the daily practice of the profession. From an Ignatian perspective, he proposes a pastoral “with” rather than “for” healthcare workers, structured around six core dimensions: vocational, sapiential, creaturely, missionary, relational, and Trinitarian. Through these, he invites the integration of faith and work, the recognition of Christ’s presence in those who suffer, and the discovery of healthcare practice as a space of communion, contemplation, and service that transcends technical skill to become a witness of love and faith.
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