Communion Of The Saints

Communion Of The Saints
Phụ đề:	Foundation, Nature, And Structure Of The Church
Tác giả:	Miguel M. Garijo Guembe
Ký hiệu tác giả:	GU-M
DDC:	262 - Giáo hội học
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

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Mã số:	258SB0007338
Nhà xuất bản:	The Liturgical Press, Minnesota
Năm xuất bản:	1994
Khổ sách:	23
Số trang:	266
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

Communion of the saints Foundation, Nature, and Structure of the Church
Introduction: "Credo Ecclesiam"	1
The position of the Church in the Creed Christology or Pneumatology as the point of departure for Ecclesiology	1
The position meaning of " Credo Ecclesiam"	5
Frist Part: fundamental Ecclesial directions in the New Testament	7
Fundamental concepts of the Church's Self-Understanding	9
Ekklesia-The Church of God	9
The Church as the Body of Christ	11
The Phrase "Body of Christ" in Paul	11
The Phrase " Body of Christ" in the Letters to the Colossians and Ephesians	12
The Church as Temple of God or the Temple of the Holy Spirit	13
Jesus and the Church Jesus Proclamation of the Kingdom of God and the Church that Arose after the Events of Eater/Pentecost	14
Sketch or the Problematic	14
Overview of the different position of Researchers	16
The "new consensus" and its decline	16
Positions within Catholic Theology	18
Analysis and reflection	23
Jesus ' proclamation of the Kingdom of God	23
Jesus' farewell meal	27
Additional observations	29
The Church, "Built on the Foundation of the Apostles"	29
The term "apostles" the "Twelve Apostles"	31
The Missionary commissioning of the Apostles by the Risen One	34
Clarification od the missionary commissioning through the Apostles' Practice	34
Paul and his communities	35
Apostles anf communitiy in the Acts of the Apostles	36
Conclusion	36
The Organization of the Church in Its Successive Developmental Stages; Community Structures in the New Testament	37
Preliminary remark in the problematic	37
The Pauline Communities during Paul's lifetime	39
The charisms in the community	39
The role of those who minister to the community	41
community structures in the Acts of the Apostles	43
The Jerusalem Community	43
The Community in Antioch	45
Community structures at the time of the composition og the Acts of the Apostles	46
Community organization in the Post-Apostolic New Testament Period	47
In the Sphere of the Pauline Communities	47
In the Petrine Sphere	49
In the Johanine Sphere	50
Conclusion and remaning problems	51
Conclusion	51
Remaning problems	55
Excursus the Apostolic Succession	59
The transition to the Monarchical Bishop	59
Apostolic Tradition-Apostolic Succession	61
Conclusion	64
Peter in the New Testament	66
The Common Tradiotion concerning Peter	66
Special status in the Tradition of Matthew's Gospel	68
Peter as the Rock on which Christ will Build his Church	69
The Construction of the Church and its endurance	70
The Giving of the keys and the power to bind and to Loose	70
Complementary Text Luke 22;31; John 21:15-19; and the Petrine Letters	71
Conclusion and reflection	72
Second part
The nature of the Church and Its Essential Characteristics	75
Essential Element in a Theological description of the Church	77
The Church as the Fruit of Salvation and the Means to Salvation	78
Fundamental concepts of the Nature of the Church	80
The Church as a Society	81
The Church as the Body of Christ	82
The Church as Sacrament	86
The Ecumenical problem	88
The Church as the Communion of the Faithful	92
Koinoia and the people of God	92
The Church as Communio	92
The Church as the people of God	93
Church and Eucharist	96
The Church realizes Itself in the Celebration of the Eucharist	96
The universal Church as the Koinonia of the Local Churches	100
The Problem of communion in the means of salvation	102
The one Church and the many Churches	105
Different models of unity	105
The relation of the Catholic Church to the Church of Christ	107
The significance of the Other Churches and Their traditions for the Catholicity of the Church on the expression Catholic	111
Church membership or tho be in communion with the Church	113
The problem of Church membership before Vatican II	117
The Emphasis on Baptism by Vaticano II	118
The necessity of the Church for salvation	118
The historical meaning of the sentence Extra ecclesiam nulla salus	120
Theological reflection	124
A pilgrim Church	124
Ecclesia semper reformanda	125
A sinful Church	126
Conclusion	127
The Church is oriented toward the Eschatological Kingdom of God	128
Third Part The structures of the Church	131
Community and office	133
The teaching of Lumen gentium	133
The priesthood of all believers	133
The sense of the faithful and the Charisms of the Christian people	136
The cumenical problem	138
The orthodox position	138
The position of the reformation	140
Theological reflection	143
Foundations	143
Sharing in Christ' Priestly office	146
Sharing in Christ' Prophetic office	150
Sensus fidelium and the teaching office	150
Laity and offcials in the proclamation of the word	152
Summarizing thesis	153
All members of the Church are responsible	154
Toward a theology of the Laity	159
The Hierachical composition of the Church	159
The bishop with His-workers
The presbytes and deacons
The teaching of Lumen gentium	159
The bishop as the successors to the Apostles	159
The sacramentality of the Bishop's office	160
The distinction between bishop and presbyter	162
The Ecumenical problem: The position of the reformation	163
Theological reflection	166
The Foundation of the Catholic Thesis	166
The bishop as the successors to the Apostles	166
The designation successors to the Apostles	170
The later development and its significance for the distinction between bishop and presbyters	171
The function of bishops	177
The teaching offfice of the bishops	178
Foundation of the task of the teaching office	179
The Ecumenical problem the reformation's position	180
Additionas remarks	182
The relation between the teaching office and the community	183
Infallibility or indefectibility?	186
The incontrovertibility of Dogmatic formulations	186
Apostolic Succession	197
The office of the pope and the collegiality of Bishops	197
Toward a statement of the question	197
The Catholic teaching	199
The Dogmatic constitution Pator aetenus of Vatican I	199
The primacy of Jurisdiction	200
The infallible teaching office of the Pope	203
The Dogmatic constitution Lumen gentium of Vatican II	205
Problem of the other Churches	208
Problem of the Lutheran Churches	208
The Church's historical understanding of primacy and the collegiality of bishop down to the split between East and West	210
The martyrdoms of Peter and Paul in Rome as the foundation for the Preeminence of Rome in the Earliest Testimonies	210
The invocation by the Roman Bishops of the Pertrine Texts	211
The unity of the Church as a Koinonia of the Churches and the role of Rome within such a conception	213
Rome's role in the understanding of the Eastern Churches	214
The example of the council of Chalcedon	216
Express recognition of the role of Roma on the part of the Eastern bishops	216
Theological reflection	218
A theological legitimation of primacy	219
Primacy within the Framework of Collegiality	220
Toward a theology of the Local Churches	223
Fourth part The mission and task of the Church	233
Evangeliaztion and its implications	235
Toward a statement of the question	235
The mission of the Church according to the office documents	236
Vatican II	236
Post-conciliar documents	241
Theological reflection	246
Conclusion theses	251
Church and Word	253
Presentation of the problematic	253
Biblical perspectives	255
Sense and significance of the World	256
The Church accoding to God's Eternal plan	257
Systematic reflection	257
The dialectial tension between Church and World as a fundamental Theological perspective	258
The Church as sacramet for the World	260
The World in its Twofold meaning	261
The help which the Church receives from the modern world	261
List of Abbreviations	256

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