Keywords
Teología Sistemática, Corporalidad, dinamismo eucarístico, sacrificio, deporte, victoria., Corporality, Eucharistic dynamism, sacrifice, sports, victory.
"Este es mi cuerpo que se entrega" Cuerpo del atleta y cuerpo eucarístico
Abstract
En este artículo vamos a explorar la relación entre el cuerpo de Cristo eucarístico y el cuerpo del atleta/deportista desde la perspectiva del dinamismo de la entrega. No se trata simplemente de establecer una analogía estética, ni tampoco meramente funcional, sino dinámica . Lo que nos gustaría poner de relieve es que hay un movimiento que supone la entrega del cuerpo para la consecución de la meta/misión perseguida, que atravesando por la abnegación y el sacrificio que acompañan esta entrega, conduce al sujeto protagonista a una victoria en la que experimenta la realización y consumación de sus posibilidades y capacidades, en medio de la alegría por la meta alcanzada, en una celebración que le trasciende y alcanza a otros. Este dinamismo es observable en el cuerpo entregado de los deportistas, siendo un referente antropológico para comprender el dinamismo eucarístico al que el creyente es invitado a incorporarse, haciéndose con Cristo un cuerpo que se entrega .
This article explores the relationship between the Eucharistic body of Christ and the body of an athlete from the perspective of the dynamism of giving fully of oneself. More than simply establishing an aesthetic or merely functional analogy, we speak here of a dynamic analogy. We would like to draw attention to the fact that this full self-giving implies movement so as to achieve the desired goal/mission. Passing through the experiences of abnegation and sacrifice that accompany this self-offering, the protagonist of the offering is lead to a victory that includes the realization and consummation of his or her possibilities and capabilities, in the midst of the joy experienced upon reaching the goal, a celebration that transcends him or herself and reaches others. This dynamism is observed in the offered body of an athlete, in itself an anthropological example of the Eucharistic dynamism into which the believer is invited to be incorporated, becoming with Christ a body which is given up for others .
This article explores the relationship between the Eucharistic body of Christ and the body of an athlete from the perspective of the dynamism of giving fully of oneself. More than simply establishing an aesthetic or merely functional analogy, we speak here of a dynamic analogy. We would like to draw attention to the fact that this full self-giving implies movement so as to achieve the desired goal/mission. Passing through the experiences of abnegation and sacrifice that accompany this self-offering, the protagonist of the offering is lead to a victory that includes the realization and consummation of his or her possibilities and capabilities, in the midst of the joy experienced upon reaching the goal, a celebration that transcends him or herself and reaches others. This dynamism is observed in the offered body of an athlete, in itself an anthropological example of the Eucharistic dynamism into which the believer is invited to be incorporated, becoming with Christ a body which is given up for others .
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