Keywords
comunicación, teología pública, pensamiento social cristiano, pastoral., communication, public theology, Christian social thought, pastoral care.
Las fracturas en la comunicación de la Iglesia católica
Abstract
A partir del Concilio Vaticano II, la Iglesia católica ha abordado el tema de la comunicación para contribuir con la reflexión sobre el derecho a la información y estudiar cómo transmitir el anuncio del Evangelio a sus contemporáneos. En estas páginas, se ha reflexionado sobre dos problemáticas identificadas en el ámbito de la comunicación cristiana: el interés religioso de la opinión pública y la manera en la que el mensaje cristiano se hace presente en la sociedad. Si la Iglesia quiere tener una voz en el debate público, es necesario establecer procedimientos para conocer en profundidad el contexto social y elaborar un plan de acción de comunicación institucional que incluya géneros periodísticos poco explorados por la institución. Igualmente, además de evitar la comunicación agresiva y el discurso ofensivo, la comunicación cristiana ha de examinar nuevos caminos en los que, sin perder la esencia, el mensaje pueda ser expresado con categorías propias en cada contexto sociocultural. En esta opción por la cultura del encuentro, el diálogo es una pieza fundamental para que, junto a otras instituciones y grupos sociales, sea posible construir un mundo más justo y un planeta más sostenible"
Since the Second Vatican Council, the Catholic Church has taken up the theme of communication in order to contribute to reflection on the right to information and to study how to transmit the proclamation of the Gospel to its contemporaries. These pages reflect on two problems identified in the field of Christian communication: the religious interest of public opinion and the way in which the Christian message is made present in society. If the Church wants to have a voice in the public debate, it is necessary to establish procedures for an in-depth knowledge of the social context and to draw up an institutional communication action plan that includes journalistic genres little explored by the institution. Likewise, in addition to avoiding aggressive communication and offensive discourse, Christian communication has to examine new ways in which, without losing its essence, the message can be expressed with its own categories in each socio-cultural context. In this option for the culture of encounter, dialogue is a fundamental element so that, together with other institutions and social groups, it is possible to build a fairer world and a more sustainable planet.
Since the Second Vatican Council, the Catholic Church has taken up the theme of communication in order to contribute to reflection on the right to information and to study how to transmit the proclamation of the Gospel to its contemporaries. These pages reflect on two problems identified in the field of Christian communication: the religious interest of public opinion and the way in which the Christian message is made present in society. If the Church wants to have a voice in the public debate, it is necessary to establish procedures for an in-depth knowledge of the social context and to draw up an institutional communication action plan that includes journalistic genres little explored by the institution. Likewise, in addition to avoiding aggressive communication and offensive discourse, Christian communication has to examine new ways in which, without losing its essence, the message can be expressed with its own categories in each socio-cultural context. In this option for the culture of encounter, dialogue is a fundamental element so that, together with other institutions and social groups, it is possible to build a fairer world and a more sustainable planet.
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