Keywords
Teología Sistemática, Iglesia de los pobres, Vaticano II, speculum pastorum, colegialidad episcopal, The Church of the poor, Vatican II, speculum pastorum, episcopal collegiality
El Pacto de las Catacumbas, un "espejo de pastores". Teología y praxis del ministerio episcopal
Abstract
El 16 de noviembre de 1965, pocos días antes de la clausura del Concilio Vaticano II, cuarenta obispos celebraron la eucaristía en las catacumbas de Domitila y firmaron el "Pacto de las catacumbas". Este pacto es un speculum pastorum, es decir, un compromiso para llevar una vida de pobreza y ser una Iglesia sirviente y pobre. Este estudio examina las implicaciones prácticas de la renovada doctrina sobre la colegalidad episopal contenida en la constitución Lumen gentium.
On november 16, 1965, a few days before the closing of the Second Vatican Council, forty bishops celebrated the Holy Mass in the catacombs of Domitila and signed the "Pact od catacombs". This covenant is a speculum pastorum, i.e., a commitment to lead a life of poverty and to be a servant and poor Church. This study examines the practical implications of the renewed doctrine on episcopal collegiality contained in the constitution Lumen gentium.
On november 16, 1965, a few days before the closing of the Second Vatican Council, forty bishops celebrated the Holy Mass in the catacombs of Domitila and signed the "Pact od catacombs". This covenant is a speculum pastorum, i.e., a commitment to lead a life of poverty and to be a servant and poor Church. This study examines the practical implications of the renewed doctrine on episcopal collegiality contained in the constitution Lumen gentium.
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