Barmherzigkeit und zärtliche Liebe: Das theologische Programm von Papst Franziskus

Translated title of the contribution: Mercy and Tender Love: The Theological Program of Pope Francis

Kurt Appel (Editor), Helmut Jakob Deibl (Editor)

Publications: BookProceedings

Abstract

The papacy of Pope Francis has lead to great changes in the catholic church that have an impact on European and global discourses. In his apostolic writing exhortation »Evangelii Gaudium«, Pope Francis presents his vision of a new social order.
In the light of contemporary global challenges (migration, urbanisation, loss of tradition, ecological catastrophes, social and economic changes and theological processes of theological reorientation), this edited volume raises the question if and to what extent Pope Francis' programmatic text can introduce new paths for church and society in the present age.
With contributions by Kurt Appel, Eloy Bueno de la Fuente, Stan Chu Ilo, Piero Coda, Jakob Helmut Deibl, Erwin Dirscherl, Joáo Manuel Duque, Ingeborg Gabriel, Carlos Maria Galli, Miguel García-Baró López, Isabella Guanzini, Mary Jo Iozzio, Annemarie Maier, Marcello Neri, Serena Noceti, Ikenna Okafor, Johann Pock, Hans-Joachim Sander, Johann Schelkshorn, Carlos Schickendantz, Pierangelo Sequeri, Christoph Theobald, Andrés Torres Queiruga, Jan-Heiner Tück, Lucia Vantini, Roberto Vinco, Damian Wasek, Knut Wenzel and Felix Wilfred.
With a preface written by Christoph Schönborn.

Translated title of the contributionMercy and Tender Love: The Theological Program of Pope Francis
Original languageGerman
Place of PublicationFreiburg i.Br.
PublisherVerlag Herder GmbH und Co. KG
Number of pages432
ISBN (Print)978-3-451-34965-2
Publication statusPublished - 12 Jul 2016

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

  • 603206 Fundamental theology

Keywords

  • Pope Francis
  • Evangelii Gaudium
  • Ecclesiology
  • Church
  • Pastoral Care
  • Affectivity

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