Imbrișca Eremia-Ionuț

  • L’apostolo Paolo: un buon “compagno di viaggio” per Martini
  • La debolezza è la mia forza: meditazioni su 2Cor
  • Nella debolezza il Cardinale Carlo Maria Martini sperimenta di più la fiducia in Dio
  • Il dono di Dio nella vita del Cardinale Carlo Maria Martini
  • La debolezza di Paolo e la grazia di Dio nella Seconda Lettera ai Corinzi
  • Forza nella debolezza in 2Cor 12,1-10
  • Per amore di Cristo Paolo affrontò con coraggio tutte le prove nel suo ministero apostolico
  • L’esperienza di Paolo sulla strada di Damasco
  • La direzione spirituale come relazione di aiuto
  • Linee pratiche per la crescita spirituale nel Seminario

Mititelu Irinel Maricel

  • Il contributo della „Nuova ermeneutica” alla teologia del kerigma
  • Il contributo di Rudolf Bultmann (1884-1976) alla teologia del kerigma
  • Il contribtto di Karl Barth allo sviluppo del Kerygma

Eremia-Ionuţ Imbrişcă: Linee pratiche per la crescita spirituale nel Seminario

The following article is entitled Practical Indications for Spiritual Growth. It takes the Apostolic Exhortation Pastores Dabo Vobis as its starting point, as this document considers the spiritual formation of the priest as “the heart which unites and enlivens both his identity and actions as a priest. We will seek to provide some practical indications suitable to help the seminarian in the process of spiritual growth. Among these indications are included: the indispensability of the Word of God, the importance of the Liturgy, personal prayer, which provides sustenance for service in pastoral charity and devotion to Mary, which accompanies the spiritual life.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.53438/HLHG4918

Dialog 43-4_Imbrisca

Il contributo di Karl Barth (1886-1968) alla teologia del kerigma

From seven billion people on our planet, only two billion are Christians and, from these, a majority are unpracticing Christians. As Pope John Paul II was writing in 1990, “The mission of Christ the Redeemer, which is entrusted to the Church, is still very far from completion” (Redemptoris Missio, 1). Considering all this reality, in the last century we have witnessed a revival of the kerygma in the field of theological research, both theoretical and practical. In the coming articles, we wish to present, in chronological order, the steps through which kerygma became the guiding figure of the renewal of the evangelization in the twentieth century. This article presents the contribution of Karl Barth to the kerygma.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.53438/HHIS3955

Dialog 43-3_Mititelu

Lucian Farcaş: Umkehr in und mit Glaube, Hoffnung und Liebe

The process of repentance cannot be a human effort to achieve salvation considering the relationship between the kingdom of God and the Christian and ecclesiastical testimony of faith, hope and love. Rather, it is made possible by the undeserved offer of salvation from God’s reign, which Christians and the faith communities can experience in the world through the lived testimony of faith, hope and love. The promotion of Christian action in the world, which in its individual and social dimensions has to be shaped more intensively than before, can create a climate of action in which the effort and constant renewal of human life are the prerequisites for progress of the metanoia process. Conveying understanding of the world from the gift of faith, offering future perspectives of the world from the power of hope and realizing the unity of the world in the testimony of love are elements that open up opportunities for social metanoia.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.53438/COND1093

Dialog 43-2_Farcas

Louis F. Ladaria: Obbedienza della fede

Authority and obedience constitute a timeless combination in the life of the Church; in one way or another it touches all the faithful. All are bound to adhere to the magisterium, to respect and to follow the different norms emanated by the legitimate pastors. All this makes sense only if you live in faith. Only in the communion of faith, in the adhesion of mind and heart to divine revelation, does life in the Church make sense. Obedience and faith have many things in common. Without faith we cannot live in obedience and without obedience, in different degrees and modalities, we cannot live the faith.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.53438/RMLY1288

Dialog 43-1_Ladaria

Iulian Faraoanu: Apertura e universalismo delle porte nella Nuova Gerusalemme di Ap 21

The internal description of the gates of New Jerusalem in Ap 21 focuses the concepts of the opening and universalism. The idea of a continuous opening reveals a change in the function of the gates and sugests a symbolic interpretation. The image of gates always open expresses total acceptance and willingness to receive the incessant flow of the nations that will enter the eschatological Jerusalem. At the same time, their non-closure means the absence of obstacles or barriers for entry into the holy city. This is thw way to universalism. Actually, in the new heavenly Jerusalem enter the nations and their kings, emphasizing the universality of the holy city, in which everyone has the right to enter to enjoy the goods eschatological. The human component, the goods that nations bring, is added to the divine component of the city filled with the splendor and divine glory.

Dialog 42-4_Faraoanu

Pius Petru Iancu: La formazione dei giovani presbiteri. Analisi della situazione e prospettive

The beginnings are always difficult and risky. The same situation comes at the beginning of the priestly life. The newly ordained priest enters in the service dedicated entirely to evangelization. In order not to scupper his priestly life, the young priest must be aware that the work of formation does not end with priestly ordination, but continues along the path of life. In this study we want to deepen the connection between initial and ongoing formation, underlining in the same way the resources and risks that run in the lives of young priests. All this to find out valid points that can support the beginnings of the priestly life of those young people who today, with great generosity, offer their lives in the service of God and their brothers.

Dialog 42-3_Iancu