Light between physics and theology: analogical convergence, epistemological limits, and the rationality of creation
This article examines the epistemological conditions under which light can function as a locus of dialogue between physics and theology, without concordism, reductionism, category error, […]
From “Let There Be Light” to “Lumen Christi”: Created and Uncreated Light in Scripture, Patristics and Liturgy
This article traces the biblical, patristic, and liturgical trajectory of the motif of light, from the first creative command to the Nicene confession “Light from […]
Influences ignaciennes sur l’encyclique Laudato si’ du Pape François
Pope, Francis, Ignatius, Loyola, encyclical, exercises, spirituality, ecology, creation, solidarity, simplicity, contemplation, discernment, action
Educational Perspectives In The Encyclical Laudato Si’
Laudato si’; ecological education; integral ecology; Pope Francis; common good
The Divine Attribute of Mercy in Ioan Scotus Eriugena: Differences and Confluences with Jewish Kabbalah
Ioan Scotus Eriugena, Periphyseon, Kabbalah, Zohar, Mercy, Chesed, Misericordia, Theophany, Sefirot, Neoplatonism, Apophatic Theology, Creation, Redemption, Reditus
Nostra Aetate et Dei Verbum : Vers une vision renouvelée dans la compréhension des textes fondateurs de l’Église et dans la définition de ses relations avec le peuple juif
Nostra Aetate, Dei verbum, Jewish-Christian dialogue, antisemitism
Die Ausbreitung des Kolpingwerkes in Mitteleuropa und das Auftreten der Katholischer Gesellenvereine in Rumänien
Adolph Kolping; Catholic journeymen’s associations; industrialization; social mobility; labor migration; Christian solidarity; vocational training; associative sociality; social modernization; Central and Eastern Europe
Numerus interior e itinerarium animae. De musica come antropologia teologica dell’interiorità in Sant’Agostino
Augustine; De musica; Numerus interior; Interiority; Participatory ontology; Hierarchy of numbers; Distensio animi; Ordo amoris; Liturgical theology; Contemplative silence
Mary Ward and personal discernment for a Synodal Church Today
This article examines Mary Ward’s time spent with the Poor Clares in Saint-Omer (1606) as a critical case study in vocational discernment aligned with the […]
The Evolution of Yves Congar’s Thought Regarding the Church’s Catholicity and its Implications
This article studies the evolution of Yves Congar’s thought regarding the catholicity of the Church over the period of two decades (1937-1959). According to his […]