Dialogue And Proclamation
Tác giả: Pontifical Council For Interreligious Dialogue
Ký hiệu tác giả: PC-D
DDC: 262.91.2 - Văn kiện Tòa Thánh
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0010793
Nhà xuất bản: Libreria Editrice Vaticana
Năm xuất bản: 1991
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 41
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS  
INTRODUCTION 1
Twenty five years after "Nostra Aetate".  1
a document on dialogue and mission 1
is followed by one on dialogue and proclamation. 1
The theme is relevant 2
in a pluralistic world. 2
where there is hesitation about dialogue 2
and questions are raised 2
The Day of Prayer for Peace in Assisi.  3
and the encouragement given by Pope John Paul II. 3
are further stimuli in addressing the topic 4
Terms are clarified:  4
evangelization, 4
dialogue, 5
proclamation, 5
conversion, 5
religions and religious traditions. 6
1. INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE. 7
A) A CHRISTIAN APPROACH TO RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS. 7
Religious traditions are viewed positively. 7
by Vatican II. 7
which finds in them the effects of God's grace, 7
sees the action of the Holy Spirit,  8
yet stresses the role of the Church's activity 8
The history of God's saving deeds  9
extends beyond the Chosen People to include all nations 9
Jesus' universal mission.  10
announced God's reign. 10
reaching out to all peoples. 11
The early Fathers. 11
offered a theology of history. 12
developed anew by the Magisterium.  12
Pope John Paul II. 12
teaches the mystery of the unity of humanity.  13
and the unity of salvation. 13
Discernment is needed. 13
and in dialogue all are challenged. 14
B) THE PLACE OF INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE IN THE EVANGELIZING MISSION OF THE CHURCH 14
The Church is the universal sacrament of salvation,  14
the seed and the beginning of the Kingdom, 14
and to her all are related. 15
The pilgrim Church.. 15
advances towards the plenitude of divine truth. 16
in a dialogue of salvation. 16
with people of other religions. 16
leading to a deeper commitment.  17
and conversion to God. 17
C) FORMS OF DIALOGUE. 17
The forms of dialogue.  17
are interconnected, 18
touching human liberation. 18
and culture  19
D) DISPOSITIONS FOR INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE AND ITS FRUITS. 19
Dialogue requires balance,  19
religious conviction, 20
and openness to truth,  20
but promises rich rewards 20
E) OBSTACLES TO DIALOGUE. 21
Difficulties in dialogue can arise  21
from various human factors, 21
which are never insurmountable. 22
II. PROCLAIMING JESUS CHRIST 23
A) THE MANDATE FROM THE RISEN LORD 23
Jesus sent his disciples to proclaim the Gospel.   23
which he himself had proclaimed, 24
and to which he had borne witness by his life. 24
B) THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH 24
The Church's work of proclamation  24
continues that of Jesus. 25
C) THE CONTENT OF PROCLAMATION 25
Peter preached the risen Christ. 25
Paul announced the mystery kept hidden through all the ages.  26
John bore witness to the Word of Life. 27
The word, proclaimed by the Church, is full of power. 27
D) THE PRESENCE AND POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. 27
The Church relies on the presence. 27
and the power of the Spirit. 28
E) THE URGENCY OF PROCLAMATION 28
to fulfil its obligation. 28
to proclaim salvation in Christ. 29
F) THE MANNER OF PROCLAMATION 29
The Church follows the lead of the Spirit.  29
in learning how to proclaim, 29
with qualities derived from the Gospel, 30
in close union with Christ.  31
G) OBSTACLES TO PROCLAMATION. 31
Proclamation meets with difficulties, 31
on the part of Christians  31
and from outside the Christian community. 32
H) PROCLAMATION IN THE EVANGELIZING MISSION OF THE CHURCH 32
Within the evangelizing mission of the Church,  32
proclamation is a sacred duty. 33
III. INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE AND PROCLAMATION 34
A) INTERRELATED YET NOT INTERCHANGEABLE 34
The Church's mission. 34
must be sensitive to circumstances. 34
B) THE CHURCH AND RELIGIONS 34
It extends to all. 34
in dialogue. 35
C) PROCLAIMING JESUS CHRIST. 35
and proclamation. 35
D) COMMITMENT TO THE ONE MISSION 36
as two ways of the same mission.  36
Love wishes to share.  36
under the guidance of the Spirit. 37
E) JESUS OUR MODEL. 37
and according to the example of Jesus, 37
who gave himself for all humankind. 37
CONCLUSION. 39
Special attention for each religion  39
demands study. 39
and prayer. 39