Frank Turner, SJ (Traduit de l’Anglais par Rodrigue Ntungu, SJ) «Pour croire en vous, je dois croire en l’amour et la justice; et croire en
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Recursos naturales y minerales: Una reflexión teológica
Frank Turner, SJ “Para creer en Ti, debo creer en el amor y la justicia; y teniendo fe en ello es mil veces mejor que
El agua en la Doctrina Social de la Iglesia
Frank Turner, SJ Para los cristianos, el agua es un importante tema ecológico y también un símbolo espiritual. Estas dos perspectivas son inseparables. En el
Water in Catholic Social Teaching
Frank Turner, SJ For Christians, water is both a necessarily fundamental ecological theme and also a spiritual symbol. These two perspectives are inseparable. Sharing water
Desarrollo Sostenible – Lo que hemos aprendido
Frank Turner, SJ Las ideas sobre el desarrollo también cambian, se desarrollan podríamos decir. No nos podemos imaginar hoy, tal y como mucha gente pensaba
Sustainable Development – What we are learning
Frank Turner, SJ Ideas of development themselves develop. We do not imagine today, as many people did in the so-called ‘development’ decade of the 1960s,
Fe y Medioambiente: Conferencia en el Parlamento Europeo sobre Caritas in Veritate
Frank Turner, SJ La Comisión de las Conferencias Episcopales de la Unión Europea (COMECE) y el Grupo Popular Europeo (PPE) organizaron el pasado 14 de
Faith and the Environment: European Parliament Conference on Caritas in Veritate
Frank Turner participated in the conference in the European Parliament about the Encyclical “Caritas in Veritate” jointly organized by the European Popular Group and the Commission of the Bishops of European Union (COMECE).
Taking up a point that has been raised indirectly today, but not discussed directly, I want to add a preliminary note about ‘Catholic Social Teaching’ (henceforth ‘CST’) as a genre: about documents such as Caritas in Veritate, and how we best read them. Such documents have a key role in the Church – and have some inherent limitations, just as to choose any mode of writing is to accept certain opportunities and certain limitations. In particular, an encyclical is neither a work of political analysis, nor a work of theology as such: it is precisely teaching.