A Contextual Mystico - Prophetic Spirituality In Catholic Religious Life
Tác giả: Fr. Roberto B. Manansala, OFM
Ký hiệu tác giả: MA-R
DDC: 256.1 - Thần học đời tu
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0001639
Nhà xuất bản: VJ Graphic Arts, Inc
Năm xuất bản: 2015
Khổ sách: 23
Số trang: 266
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
In Memoriam III
Dedication  V
Acknowledgements  VII
Foreword  IX
Mystics-Prophets in Catholic Religious Life in the Philippines XVII
INTRODUCTION  1
Genesis of the Topic of the Book  1
Explanation of the Topic of the Book 3
Limitations of the Book  7
Model and Method Used in the Book  8
CHAPTER ONE
 BEING PRESENT TO THE EXPERIENCES OF SR. MARY JOHN MANANZAN, OSB AND FR. BIENVENIDO BAISAS, OFM
 
Introduction /11 11
1.1.    Sr. Maty John Mananzan, OSB: A Shoit Biography  14
1.2.    Interview with Sr. Mary John Mananzan, OSB  16
1.2.1. “Baptism of Fire” - Initiation into Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality 16
1.2.2    Other Unforgettable Experiences  17
1.2.3    Current Prophetic Involvements in the Philippine Situation 20
1.2.4    Prophetic Challenge to the Church and to the Religious 21
1.2.5    Mysticism and Prophecy in Jun Lozada’s  23
1.2.6    Difference between Religiosity and Spirituality  25
1.2.7    Some Descriptions of a Committed and Liberating Spirituality 25
1.2.8    Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality  26
1.2.9    Benedictine Roots  28
1.3. Sr. Mary John Mananzan, OSB and Some of Her Writings/ 29 29
1.3.1    On Emerging Spirituality of Asian Women / 29 29
1.3.2    On Theology of Power and Spirituality of Empowerment 35
1.3.3    On Women Religious Communities  39
1.4    Fr. Bienvenido Q. Baisas, OFM: A Short Biography  41
1.5    Interview with Fr. Bienvenido Q. Baisas, OFM  44
1.5.1    Importance of Context  44
1.5.2    Contextualization  44
1.5.3    Role of the Religious  45
1.5.4    Spirituality and Relevant Spirituality  46
1.5.5    Mysticism and Prophecy  47
1.5.6    Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality  47
1.5.7    Some Characteristics of a Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality 48
1.6    Fr. Bienvenido Q. Baisas, OFM and Some of His Writings  49
1.6.1    On the Eucharist and Mary  49
1.6.2    On Silence and Listening  49
1.6.3    On Witness as a Primary Form of Service and Mission 50
1.6.4    On Overcoming Obstacles to Transcendence  51
1.6.5    On St. Clare of Assisi  53
1.6.6    On St. Francis of Assisi and Creation  57
1.6.7    On the Family and the Religious Community  58
1.6.8    On Interreligious Dialogue  59
1.6.9    On the Spirituality of Communion  60
1.6.10    On One’s Personal Praxis, Aspirations and  
Convictions 62
Conclusion 63
CHAPTER TWO: BEING PRESENT TO THE CONTEXT OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE:
 A BRIEF SURVEY ON THE POLITICAL-ECONOMIC-CULTURAL-SOCIO- ECOLOGICAL-RELIGIOUS AND ECCLESIAL REALITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES
 
Introduction  65
2.1    General Background Information  67
2.2    Political Situation  68
2.2.1 Political Oppression  68
2.3    Economie Situation  71
2.4    Cultural Situation  73
2.5    Social Situation  75
2.6    Ecological Situation  76
2.7    Religious and Ecclésial Situation  77
Conclusion  80
CHAPTER THREE: BEING PRESENT TO THE
CHRISTIAN TRADITION ON SPIRITUALITY, RELIGIOUS LIFE, MYSTICISM, PROPHECY AND MYSTICO-PROPHETIC SPIRITUALITY
 
Introduction  82
3.1    Understanding Religious Life and Catholic Religious Life
according to Sandra Schneiders, IHM
83
3.2    Acts and Decrees of the Second Plenary Council of the
Philippines: Church in the Philippines - A Renewed
Church and a Church of the Poor Involved in A New
Integral Evangelization 
88
3.2.1    Religious Life according to the Second Plenary Council
of the Philippines
91
3.3    Spirituality, Mysticism and Prophecy according to Sandra Schneiders,
 IHM and Aloysius Pieris, SJ
98
3.3.1    Spirituality, Mysticism and Prophecy according to Sandra
 Schneiders, IHM
98
3.3.1.1    Spirituality  98
3.3.1.2    Mysticism  100
3.3.1.3    -Contemplation  102
3.3.1.4    Prophecy 105
3.3.1.5    Prophecy and Social Justice  111
3.3.2    Spirituality, Mysticism and Prophecy according to Aloysius Pieris, SJ 113
3.3.2.1    Spirituality /113 113
3.3.2.2    Mysticism and Contemplation /118 118
3.3.2.3    Contemplation /119 119
3.3.2.4    Prophecy /123 123
3.4 Stephen B. Bevan, SVD’s Understanding of Contextualization 125
3.4.1 Reappropriating Some of Stephen Bevan, SVD’s
Insights on Contextualization in Spirituality
129
Conclusion /132 132
CHAPTER FOUR: BEING MUTUALLY CHALLENGED: RESPECTFUL
 AND CRITICAL DIALOGUE AMONG EXPERIENCE, CONTEXT
AND CHRISTIAN TRADITION
 
Introduction /134 134
4.1    Sr. Mary John Mananzan, OSB and Fr. Bienvenido Q. Baisas,
OFM: Some General Comparisons of their Lives 
137
4.2    Conversation Partners on Spirituality  141
4.3    Conversation Partners on Religious Life  149
4.4    Conversation Partners on Mysticism  154
4.5    Conversation Partners on Prophecy  161
4.6    Conversation Partners on Context  168
Conclusion  175
CHAPTER FIVE: BEING RESPONSIVE: A CONTEXTUAL MYSTICO- PROPHETIC SPIRITUALITY IN CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS LIFE - A RELEVANT SPIRITUALITY IN THE PHILIPPINES  
Introduction / 177 177
5.1    An Attempt to Describe “A Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality” and
 “A Contextual Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality” 
179
5.2    A Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality: Relevant to the
Philippine Context - For All Christians in General and for Religious in Particular
181
5.3 Some Characteristic Features of a Contextual Mystico-
Prophetic Spirituality in Catholic Religious Life in the Philippines
182
5.3.1    Seized by God and the God-Quest 183
5.3.2    Passion for Jesus and for Christopraxis  185
5.3.3    Absoluteness of God’s Reign  187
5.3.4    Contemplative Discernment of God’s Will and Plan and the
Non-Negotiability of Prayer, Contemplation and Silence
190
5.3.5    Fed and Compelled by God’s Word /    194 194
5.3.6    Personal Conversion, Communal and Ecclesial Renewal and Social
Transformation 
197
5.3.7    Quest for Holiness and Perfection of Love that Does
Justice, Peace and Reconciliation
198
5.3.8    Asceticism of Risk, Love and Denial and Eco-Asceticism  202
5.3.9    Passion for Life, for Humanity and for Creation  207
5.3.10    Imbued with Communal Spirit  211
5.3.11    Steeped in the Spirit of Dialogue  214
5.3.12    Commitment to Mission and Integral Evangelization  217
5.3.13    Preference for the Poor and the Marginalized  221
5.3.14    Experience of Liminality and Marginality  224
5.3.15    Grounded in the Here and Now: Contextuality and Secularity 226
5.3.16    Filled with Eschatological Hope  231
Conclusion  233
CHAPTER SIX: SOME CHALLENGES BY AND TO A CONTEXTUAL
MYSTICO-PROPHETIC SPIRITUALITY IN CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS LIFE IN THE PHILIPPINES
 
Introduction 235
6.1 Some Challenges by a Contextual Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality to
Catholic Religious Life in the Philippines
236
6.1.1    The Challenge of Reclaiming Mysticism and Prophecy in Christianity 236
6.1.2    The Challenge of Reclaiming Mysticism and Prophecy in Religious
Founders and Foundresses and in the Founding Moments of the Religious Institutes 
237
6.1.3    The Challenge by a Contextual Mystico-Prophetic
Spirituality to Religious Formation 
239
6.1.4    The Challenge by a Contextual Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality to
 an Inter-Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality
240
6.2 Some Challenges by the Catholic Religious Life in the
Philippines to a Contextual Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality 
241
6.2.1    The Challenge of Scholarship to a Contextual
Mystico-Prophetic Spirituality in Catholic Religious Life in the Philippines 
241
6.2.2    The Challenge of Different Contexts to a Mystico- Prophetic Spirituality 241
Conclusion 243
GENERAL CONCLUSION 244