Pub Date : 2023-11-01DOI: 10.1177/00211400231199546a
Colmán Ó Clabaigh
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Pub Date : 2023-11-01DOI: 10.1177/00211400231199546
Gerry O’Hanlon
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Pub Date : 2023-11-01DOI: 10.1177/00211400231199546b
Salvador Ryan
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Pub Date : 2023-11-01DOI: 10.1177/00211400231199546f
Neil Xavier O’Donoghue
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Pub Date : 2023-09-30DOI: 10.1177/00211400231201211
Thomas Carroll
Mindfulness has exploded in popularity across several elements of Irish society, including Catholic primary schools. This growth of the practice is set against the backdrop of a secularized and detraditionalized Irish society. This changed context for religious belief, as explored by Michael Paul Gallagher, Charles Taylor and Lieven Boeve, has challenged the Irish Church’s mission of evangelization. The challenges faced by Irish Catholic schools, as ecclesial entities, in living out this evangelizing mission highlight the growing necessity for pre-evangelization. These issues include a breakdown in the home, school and parish partnership model for faith formation and development, and a contemporary ‘educational emergency.’ This article examines the contribution of mindfulness as praeparatio evangelica in Catholic schools, focusing on it as a contemplative practice and as a means of enflaming sacramental imagination.
正念在爱尔兰社会的几个元素中流行开来，包括天主教小学。这种做法的增长是在世俗化和去传统化的爱尔兰社会的背景下发生的。正如Michael Paul Gallagher、Charles Taylor和Lieven Boeve所探究的那样，这种宗教信仰背景的改变挑战了爱尔兰教会传福音的使命。爱尔兰天主教学校所面临的挑战，作为教会实体，在活出这个福音的使命，突出了日益增长的必要性前福音。这些问题包括信仰形成和发展的家庭、学校和教区伙伴关系模式的崩溃，以及当代的“教育紧急情况”。这篇文章探讨了正念在天主教学校中作为预备福音的贡献，重点关注它作为一种沉思的实践和作为一种激发圣事想象的手段。
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Pub Date : 2023-09-27DOI: 10.1177/00211400231201220
Patrick Giddy
Secular public policy comes in two basic versions, namely the Anglo-Saxon and the Francophone versions, roughly reflecting the two versions of the Christian religion—the Protestant and the Catholic respectively—which the public body seeks to put to one side. To the extent that these correlations do hold, a theological interrogation is called for. Such interrogation can focus on what is a constitutive element of democracy, and overlooked in both cases of secularity, namely the value of solidarity. But the enactment of solidarity is a secular religious expression, beyond any ‘closed immanence’ that might be thought to characterize the public space. In recognizing this, the Christian churches are ethically bound to move to a major reformulation of their basic doctrines and secular society to rethink its displacement of religion.
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Pub Date : 2023-09-26DOI: 10.1177/00211400231201226
Gabriel T. Wankar
Nigeria ranks as the world’s most violent place for Christians today. Christianity and Islam, the major religions in Nigeria, are known to preach love and peace worldwide. A brief review of the grim reality of the practical implications of these claims against endemic violence questions the meaning of religion in Nigeria. This article relates the abuse and violation of rights and, therefore, proposes the universal human right of religious freedom as a more reliable path to peaceful coexistence, as against tolerance, which today has been acknowledged as a failed strategy for enduring peace.
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Pub Date : 2023-09-26DOI: 10.1177/00211400231201213
Massimo Faggioli
The synodal process will have to deal with changes in the theology of prophecy in the Catholic Church, and with the difficulty of framing prophecy in a Church where the bishops act as authentic guardians, interpreters, and witnesses of the faith. This will occur in the context of an ecclesial crisis not known at Vatican II. The essay, therefore, argues for a new voice for prophecy in positive relationship with the episcopacy and the institutional church.
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Pub Date : 2023-09-20DOI: 10.1177/00211400231201222
Gerald O’Collins
The high-quality commentary of Joel Marcus on Mark’s Gospel contains at least seven illuminating comments on what he calls ‘the parable of the child’ (Mark 9:36–37). His final comment pushes beyond a mere moral exhortation to welcome or show hospitality to little children. These parables, like others, make Jesus vividly present, and so reveal God, to whom Jesus is ‘strongly connected.’ Marcus should have recognized more clearly the call to recognize in vulnerable, little children the disclosed presence of God who sent his Son into the world. The face of even insignificant children brings us the face of God. The ‘mystery of the child’ reflects the ‘mystery of God.’
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Pub Date : 2023-07-21DOI: 10.1177/00211400231182278a
Liam M. Tracey
include colour images of the illustrations which Ables discusses at some length. For instance, in chapter five, which opens with a discussion of two images from the Rothschild Canticles, an early-14th-century devotional book, he refers to the orange flame of the virgins’ lamps recalling the red of wine (p. 104), but this cannot be fully appreciated without the colour image. Meanwhile, in an endnote in chapter six, Ables specifically acknowledges this issue by referring the reader to where she can find a colour version online of a panel of altar paintings by Jörg Ratgeb from the parish church of Herrenberg. These observations aside, Travis Ables has succeeded in producing a thought-provoking study, confidently charting intellectual waters that are not always easy to navigate. It will certainly need to be reckoned with by all future scholars writing on atonement theology.
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