Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
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Sacramental Reconciliation
61
1971
Schillebeeckx, Edward
Liturgy in Transition
62
1971
Schmidt, Herman
Democratization of the Church
63
1971
Muller, Allois
Papal Ministry in the Church
The Manipulated Man
64
65
1971
1971
Kung, Hans
Bockle, Franz
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A series of articles that address the Church's view on SSJ Novitiate guilt, forgiveness, and reconciliation Written at a time when the liturgical books from Vatican II were ready did not mean that the process of renewing SSJ Novitiate the Church's liturgical life was complete: Pastorally speaking, it still had to be made real. Volume 63 Pastoral Theology: The term "democratization" is used because there in no other word that captures the interrelationship of principles, attitudes, patterns of behaviour and legal forms current SSJ Novitiate in society which are intended to overcome man's alienation. It cannot mean rule or power: "The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for Many" (Mark 10.45). Volume 64 Ecumenism: The greatest impediment to ecumenical agreement between the Christian Churches center upon the understanding of what the Church really SSJ Novitiate is. In its consideration of "post-ecumenical Christianity" the 1970 Ecumenism number gave an unequivocal answer: the Papacy is the greatest difficulty! Volume 65 Moral Theology: Manipulation connotes the interest of those who use it to defend "partisan views without great effort" and employ "empty formulas as a means of immunization against critical argument." An attempt is made in this book to explicate the notion of manipulation, reveal various aspects of its background, and mark out the limits of intentional influence and control in specific areas.
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Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
Volume
Issue Date
Author
Perspectives of a Political Ecclesiology
66
1971
Metz, Johannes
History: SelfUnderstanding of the Church
67
1971
Aubert, Roger
Contestation in the Church
68
1971
Urresti, T. J.
The Concrete Christian Life
69
1971
Duquoc, Christian
Theology, Exegesis, and Proclamation
70
1971
Murphy, Roland
Abstract Volume 66 Church and World: The object of this issue of Concilium is to present an account of "Aspects of a Fundamental-theological Ecclesiology". It develops "Aspects of a Theological Interpretation of the Present Situation of the Church". Objective is to show ecclesiology has changed radically (as compared with classic apologetical treatises on the Church). Volume 67 Church History: A great deal of the divergence among the churches rests on differences of selfunderstanding, differences that are bound up through certain historical views of the Church's life. The question is whether the diversities can exist within a single model of Catholicism. Volume 68 Canon Law: "Dropping out" makes no noise. But it is a more formidable enemy to institutions than contestation. Contestation can be reabsorbed in two ways: spontaneously, as he allows himself to be reintegrated within the system; and in an organized way, when authorities give recognition to the opposition within the system. Volume 69: Spirituality: The aim of this issue is to show that an authentic Christian spirituality cannot be restricted to the current dualism of a private and a public mode. We have to learn to see a Christian life that is fully committed socially and politically as the very location of spirituality.
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Volume 70 Scripture: There seems to be no end to the place of the Bible in the whole of theology. The modern historical and critical methods of biblical study have revived the discussion between exegesis and theology. SSJ Novitiate Includes theoretical articles on the relationship between the Bible, exegesis, and theology but also conversations between theologians and exegetes.
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Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
The Unifying Role of the Bishop
Volume
71
Issue Date
1972
Liturgy: SelfExpression of the Church
72
1972
Ongoing Reform of the Church
73
1972
The Plurality of Ministries
74
1972
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Volume 71 Dogma: Discusses the bishop and the unity of the Church from two viewpoints; warnings provided by experience from the past, and that of the relation Schillebeeckx, Edward between the Christian message and the world of today. SSJ Novitiate The social differences between biblical, medieval, and modern situations serve as compasses for establishing unity in the Church under Bishopric leadership. Volume 72 Liturgy: The liturgy is often the place where broader conflicts make themselves felt. The ministries accredited to the assembly, the criteria used in Schmidt, Herman appointing people to their exercise, and their SSJ Novitiate responsibilities are all reflections of broader issues which lie beneath many of the tensions at work in the life of the Church in 1970. Volume 73 Pastoral: In the post-conciliar period there was considerable resistance to Church reform. There remained many questions about how far reforms would Muller, Alois and really go. Church reform raises the question of a locally SSJ Novitiate Greinacher, NorbertIn differentiated versus a centrally controlled reform, and to the apparent attitude of the Church to the notion of conflict.
Kung, Hans & Kasper, Walter
Volume 74 Ecumenism: Should our first concern be for the common witness of Christians and churches in the service of peace, for social and racial justice, for the freedom of man and the battle against exploitation and oppression? Do internal conflicts within the Church keep SSJ Novitiate us from the real issues of the human race. This issue includes contributions from Orthodox, Lutheran, Methodist, Anglican, Free, and Catholic ministers. Also contains a separate set of articles on Inter Church dialog.
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Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
Man in a New Society
New Questions on God
Election and Consensus in the Church
Celibacy in the Church
Volume
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1972
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Volume 75 Moral Theology: A summary from a theologian's convention in Brussels 1070. One author (Lepenies) discussed proficient grounding of ethics. He believes the task of theology lies not in unified ethics and in this regard by way of human reason theology opens up the possibility of a plurality of actual expressions of morality. On the basis of reason grounded in faith, SSJ Novitiate theology must find expression in terms of criticism and stimulation. An example is John Cobb's introduction to American "process philosophy." Vatican II realized the significance of proposals in human self-understanding and recognized the intrinsic value of the world as a partner for theology.
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Metz, Johannes
Volume 76 Church and the World: Articles include: The "Crucified God": God and the Trinity Today, NonMetaphysical Theology, God in Contemporary Literature, SSJ Novitiate and Changes in the Idea of God in Non-Western Religions.
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Volume 77 Church History: Articles include: Community Cooperation in the New Testament, Theology and the Alberigo, Giuseppe and Election of Bishops in the Early Church, The General Weiler, Anton Chapters of the Cistercians, Cluny, and Dominicans; Nicholas of Cusa on the Reform of the Church, and The Anglican Practice in the Election of Bishops.
Bassett, William and Huizing, Peter
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Volume 78 Canon Law: A study of ministry and celibacy in the Church. The record from the 1971 Synod of Bishops reaffirmed the law of priestly celibacy existing in the Latin Church. However they suggested the possibility of SSJ Novitiate ordaining married men when, in the judgement of the pope, pastoral needs and the good of the universal Church require it.
BX1905.E4
BV4390.C414
Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
The Prayer Life
Office and Ministry of the Church
The Persistence of Religion
Volume
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Volume 79 Spirituality: Written at a time when the usefulness and power of prayer was being questioned and ridiculed in society. Prayer, even if it includes a specific request, is more than that request. It is the recognition that we are not the inhabitants of the Duquoc, Christian and Kingdom promised by Jesus. It is admission that we are SSJ Novitiate Geffre', Claude not yet true children of God. The prayer of petition is an expression on the occasion of real difficulties caused by separation from a loved one, illness, economic difficulties, ....of the fact that we are not yet in the Kingdom in which the protection and the love of God are manifest.
BV210.2 P65
1972
van Iersel, Bas & Murphy, Roland
Volume 80 Scripture: Editorial entitled "The New Testament and the Present Crisis of the Ministry." We are discovering the New Testament ministries with fresh eyes and unprecedented interest because of the technical progress of exegesis, but more important are similarities in situation and problems. The New SSJ Novitiate Testament ministries were at the service of small comminutes which were organized on a human scale and met in the house of a Christian (Acts12.12;28. 30; Rom. 16.5; 15. 19;1 Cor. 16.19; Col. 4. 15; Philem. 2) as today. The provocative topic of not needed a cleric is discussed.
BV660.2 O34
Greeley and Baum
A multidisciplinary attempt to facilitate communication between sociologists and theologians. The sacred and the secular, the religious and profane, are not opposite poles SSJ Novitiate of an evolutionary model but interpenetrate each other in complete periodicity
BL50.P474
1973
Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
Liturgical Experience of Faith
Truth and Certainty
Volume
82
83
Issue Date
1973
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The Church's liturgy is both a continuation of and a participation in the worship of the Father by Christ, the Son of God and head of the human race. The liturgy also communicates grace to us, making us sons of God. The core of this book is "The Language of Worship". The expression of faith in the Eastern liturgies is covered as well as Oriental religions and worship.
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BV176.L56
1973
According to the 1st Vatican Council, God has promised to the "unity of the Church's office', a charism which, results in certain cases in "infallible judgement about Schillebeeckx, Edward faith". A final synthetic article addresses questions asked SSJ Novitiate and van Iersel, Bas about the context on which the "dogma of infallibility" ought to function, if it is to be meaningful, and secondly, about the real ecclesiological significance of "infallibility".
Addresses the question "Do the Christian communities have such a thing as a political mandate?" "Political is not limited to the State and its government but applies to all phenomena of public and social significance. In this sense the Christian community has always been of political Muller, Alois and significance. Whether it is the tituli in ancient Rome, the SSJ Novitiate BR115.P7 M826 Greinacher, NorbertIn autonomous German Churches, the Medieval territorial parishes, the missionary communities of Asia and Africa, the small town parishes of the 19th century, or military chaplaincies, one sees the community of Christians having social and political impact.
Political Commitment and Christian Community
84
1973
The Crisis of Religious Language
85
1973
Humanism and Christianity
86
1973
Throws light on the historical process of religious Metz, Johann Baptist language and discusses its critical stages and the present SSJ Novitiate and Jossua, Jean-Pierre discontents as a critical situation. Mindful of theological responsibilities, reflects about the Geffre, Claude social change caused by the "crisis of humanism" in the SSJ Novitiate West.
BV601.6 I5
BV4319.C7
BR128.H8 H84
Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
The Future of Christian Marriage
Volume
87
Issue Date
1973
Author
Bassett, William and Huizing, Peter
Abstract
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A contribution toward an impending update on marriage in the Roman Catholic Church, by two-fold approach: a gathering of contemporary scholarship and a sharing of SSJ Novitiate Christian experience. The authors note that the increase in failed marriages is an ecumenical Christian issue.
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Polarization in the Church
88
1973
Starts with an editorial on "The Danger of Parties in the Church". In recent years tensions have increased in the Kung, Hans and Kasper, Church, polarizations have sharpened, and conflicts Walter became more bitter. Today's exodus takes the form not of a revolution but of a silent departure.
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BR123.P62
Spiritual Revivals
89
1973
Addresses Christian trends outside the Church pertaining Duquoc, Christian and to religious revivals characterized by simplicity and fervor SSJ Novitiate Floristan, Casiano but attracting a large contingent of new members.
BV3795.S73
1973
Bockle, Franz and Pohier, Jacques-Marie
Power and the Word of God
The Church as Institution
Politics and Liturgy
90
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1974
Articles include: The Power Game, The Event of JesusPower in Flesh, The Moral Aspects of Power, The Spirituality of Authority in the 11th and 12th Centuries, and The Exercise of Power in Developing Countries.
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BT738.25 P68
The dialog of theology with the social sciences has become highly significant and is not restricted to biblical sciences, history and philosophy. This issue is devoted to SSJ Novitiate theological interdisciplinary studies. A separate section is devoted to The Sociology of Ecclesiastical Institutions.
BT738.B3
In Latin America, a particular type of service is known as a Mass of Protest. The Roman Missal carries a formulary Schmidt, Herman and for a Mass of Peace. These examples illustrate that SSJ Novitiate Power, David Catholic communities do link liturgy and politics. Politics concerns the social welfare of the polis, and is the responsibility of all.
BV178.P64
Baum, Gregory and Greeley, Andrew
Concilium: Religion in the Seventies Title
Jesus Christ and Human Freedom
The Experience of Dying
Volume
93
94
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Author
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The contemporary importance of liberation has given new meaning to "freedom". Aristotle defines freedom as man's autonomous self-determination to good or evil. According to Augustine, the word could only be used in Schillebeeckx, Edward the sense of freedom to do good. Aquinas tried to SSJ Novitiate and van Iersel, Bas synthesize these views, Today, our experience of freedom is different and we are confronted with new problems. This issue is a contribution to a new Christology at a time when people are deeply stirred by the concept of liberation.
BT202.J426
1974
Death can be treated as the Church's ultimate weapon: "You'll see, when he's on his death-bed he'll be glad enough to see the priest". We must not forget that death Muller, Alois and is really an important and unavoidable entry point for the SSJ Novitiate Greinacher, NorbertIn question of transcendence. Death is the highest peak of man's question about the meaning of human life and the embodiment of the question of transcendence.
BD444.E95
Theology of Joy
95
1974
The Mystical and Political Dimension of the Christian Faith
96
1974
Articles include: Our Capacity for Sadness and Joy, The Scales of the Spirit, Humour-A theological Attitude? Joy, Metz, Johann Baptist Pleasure and Anguish-Thoughts on Barth and Mozart, The SSJ Novitiate and Jossua, Jean-Pierre Humour of John XXIII, and Humour and Ecclesiastical Ministry. Latin American theologians make known their views. Shows from various angles how the historical practice of a specific Church can be an impetus for a new Geffre, Claude and understanding of faith in Jesus Christ. From a Latin SSJ Novitiate Guttierez, Gustavo America point of view there was evident a new connection between the mystical and political dimensions of Christian faith.
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Volume
Issue Date
The Future of the Religious Life
97
1974/5
Christians and Jews
98
1974/5
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Developments in the realm of religion and the Church can never be completely separated from developments in human society as a whole. Written at a time of a new crisis at the time of mass exodus from religious orders in Huizing, Peter and the Church. The history of religious orders is fraught with SSJ Novitiate Bassett, William major changes and the second half of the 20th century revolving around Vatican II as a catalyst has a transformational role on emphasizing the role of laity and in some nuns eyes, significantly reducing their stature in the Church. Articles include: The Significance of the Law in Judaism and in Christianity, The Structure and Content of Jewish Kung, Hans and Kasper, Liturgy, The Structure and Content of Christian Liturgy, SSJ Novitiate Walter Religiousness; Which Jew is a Good Jew?, Which Christian is a Good Christian?
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