Suggerimenti di ricerca
Dettaglio
Autore | Joblin Joseph |
Titolo | Christianisme et soci?t? civile |
Rivista | Gregorianum |
Annata | 96 |
Fasc. | 3 |
Anno | 2015 |
Pagine | 571-593 |
Campo Tematico | Interreligiositą e Interculturalitą |
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Abstract | The Church?s relations to civil society have been studied in the West for almost two millennia under what has usually been called ?Church-State? relations; their respective leaders were considered as solely in charge of cooperating to insure public order. Granted the irreversible globalization of international life, the Church must find its place in a society that has become global and urges democratic principles. This has required a lengthy re-examination. Benedict XV and Pius XI made way for it, the former in 1919 by asking for a revision of the modes and aims of missionary activity, the latter in 1926 by speaking of political charity. This movement received a new impulse from Pius XII, when he evoked democracy (1944), and then from Vatican II and from Paul VI in Ecclesiam suam (1964). Pope Francis? call for a ?mobilization? of good will when received the UN Secretary General is an outcome of that movement. |
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