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Bibliografía Ignaciana 2005 2005 ignaziana Bibliografía Ignaciana 2005 ntre las secciones que este año enumeran más publicaciones, seleccionamos los escri- tos relacionados con San Alberto Hurtado, recientemente canonizado. También lla- E mamos la atención sobre los escritos que comenzaron a celebrar los jubileos ignacia- no, javeriano y de Fabro ya el año pasado. Ambos acontecimientos justifican en parte la ex- tensión que la sección 3.e) “Personas” ocupa en esta edición de la Bibliografía Ignaciana respecto de las precedentes. En particular, R. Haub ha contribuido nada menos que con tres biografías (P. Fabro, A. Delp y Rupert Mayer), que vienen a unirse a una cuarta, la de Ignacio de Loyola. También sobre Ignacio, M. Ruiz Jurado SJ ha puesto a nuestra disposición una “biografía espiritual”. Apuntamos algunos temas que han despertado más interés y, primero, el “Principio y Fundamento”. Continúa teniendo importancia el acompañamiento; el monográfico de la Re- vista de Espiritualidad Ignaciana complementa la labor de otras revistas el año pasado. Varios títulos se interesan, además, por el uso más adecuado de la Escritura en los Ejercicios, nota- blemente el primer volumen de cuatro proyectados por F. Rossi de Gasperis SJ, en italiano. En el campo más amplio de la espiritualidad ignaciana destaca el interés por la mística igna- ciana; Itaici le dedica un dossier y Manresa completa con un nuevo número el dossier del año pasado. Desde lugares muy distantes entre sí, diversos autores se preocupan sobre la ecología y la espiritualidad ignaciana, reflexionan cómo ayuda la espiritualidad durante la llamada tercera edad, o cómo contribuye a integrar un sujeto apostólico compuesto por laicos y reli- giosos hacia la colaboración más estrecha. La doble obra de J. Connor en colaboración con otros autores, A Year of Prayer (Libro para dirigir y libro de ayuda), constituye un ejemplo de colaboración y hace una propuesta muy interesante para Ejercicios durante el año. Notamos otro polo de interés en relación con el liderazgo; la tesis de C. Lowney (Heroic Leadership 2003) sobre un modelo de liderazgo distintivo de los jesuitas aparece ya traducida y su artícu- lo encuentra un marco de referencia en el número del CIS sobre este tema. Finalmente, que- remos destacar las tesis doctorales de dos autoras N. Martínez-Gayol y R. Pallin que, segura- mente, se convertirán en obras de referencia respectivamente sobre la gloria y la abnegación ignacianas. A medida que vamos conociendo las editoriales y revistas que se interesan por la espiritua- lidad ignaciana nos hacemos más conscientes de la imperfección de esta sección, particular- mente este año. Pedimos disculpas a quienes no vean sus obras recogidas en este elenco, pero por la misma razón, insistimos en pedir la cooperación de nuestro lector. Cualquier ausencia en las bibliografías precedentes o cualquier nueva referencia durante el año en curso nos ayudará a perfeccionar este servicio. Lo hacemos con la ilusión de que un día servirá a quienes investigan en la espiritualidad ignaciana. Finalmente, nos alegra poder anunciarles que, desde junio del 2006, los lectores de esta sección podrán consultar las ediciones pasadas (2000-2004) en una página web recientemente abierta por la Provincia italiana de la Compañía de Jesús y dirigida por R. Zas Friz SJ (www.ignaziana.org). Bibliografía Ignaciana 1 ignaziana 2005 1. Ejercicios Espirituales a) En general Aschenbrenner SJ, George, Stretched for Greater Glory: What to Expect from the Spiritual Exercises. Chicago: Loyola Press, 2004. Bingemer, María Clara Lucchetti, “Teologia e Exercícios (a propósito do centenário de Karl Rah- ner)”, Itaici 14, n1. 58 (2004). Crowe SJ, Frederick E., “Aquinas, Pascal, Lonergan, and the Spiritual Exercises”, Review for Reli- gious 64, n1. 1 (2005): 65-75. Cusson SJ, Gilles, Cammini di Dio in terre umane: Antropologia biblica ed Esercizi, Roma: ADP, 2005; 172 pp. Edmonds SJ, Peter, “The “History” in Ignatian Contemplation: From the Last Supper to the Gar- den”, The Way 44, n1. 2 (2005): 21-36. Federici SJ, Giulio Cesare, Cammino Ignaziano: Gli “Esercizi spirituali” di sant’Ignazio di Loyola, Padova: Messaggero, 2005. Fleming SJ, David, Lessons from Ignatius Loyola. St. Louis, MO: Review for Religious, 2005; 82 pp. Gabel, Helmut, “Ignatian Contemplation and Modern Biblical Studies”, The Way 44, n1. 2 (2005): 37-49. Gonçalvez Ferreira SJ, Miguel, “Opening the Treasure: The Spiritual Exercises as a Proclamation of the Gospel”, Cambridge: Weston Jesuit School of Theology, 2005, 132pp. [Tesina de Licen- ciatura en Teología Bíblica]. Juan, Maestro, “The Exercises of Master John”, The Way 44, n1. 1 (2005): 117-132. [Traducción inglesa de fragmentos del texto de Ejercicios del Maestro Juan]. Lisboa SJ, Paulo, “Ambiente litúrgico nos Exercícios. Teoria e Práctica”, Itaici 15, n1. 61 (2005): 62-70. Malpan SJ, Varghese, “The Genesis of the book of the Spiritual Exercises”, Ignis 34, n1. 1 (2005): 8-18. Muñoz Larreta, Horacio, “Espiritualidad y Psicología”, Boletín de Espiritualidad (Buenos Aires), n1. 208 (2005): 26-42. Rosa Borjas SJ, German R., “El ser humano ‘Imagen de Dios’, se cristifica en los Ejercicios Espiritua- les”, Diakonia 29, n1. 116 (2005): 46-65. Rossi de Gasperis, Francesco, Sentieri di vita: La dinamica degli Esercizi ignaziani nell’itinerario delle Scritture. 1. Principio e Fondamento e Prima Settimana, Milano: Paoline, 2005; 501 pp. Reynaert SJ, Ignace, “Kunnen de Geestelijke Oefeningen onze tijdgeest van dienst zijn?” Cardoner, n1. 3 (2005): 106-116. Servais SJ, Jacques, “Loyolai Ignác Lelkigyakorlatainak Középpontja. Hans Urs von Balthasar újraol- vasatában”, Távlatok 57 (2002): 468-488. [“El centro de los Ejercicios de Ignacio de Loyola: una relectura por Hans Urs von Balthasar”]. Vanhoye SJ, Albert, “La Eucaristía, fuente y cumbre de la vida consagrada”, Manresa 77 (2005): 289- 304. b) En la Vida Corriente Arrupe SJ, Pedro, Oremos con Arrupe: Ejercicios en la vida corriente. Colección El arte de orar, n. 3. Lima: Centro de Espiritualidad Ignaciana, 2005. Connor SJ, Jim, Kevin O’Brien, H. Cornell Bradley SJ y Agnes Muffoletto, A Year of Prayer : Guide Book, Baltimore: Maryland Province Society of Jesus, 2005; 229 pp. –––––– , A Year of Prayer : Resource Book, Baltimore: Maryland Province Society of Jesus, 2005; 166 pp. 2 Bibliografía Ignaciana 2005 ignaziana c) Anotaciones y Principio y Fundamento Angulo Novoa SJ, Alejandro, “Perspectiva sociológica del Principio y Fundamento”, Apuntes Igna- cianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 62-72. Baena Bustamante SJ, Gustavo, “Dimensión bíblica del Principio y Fundamento”, Apuntes Ignacia- nos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 12-22. Bonasa SJ, Manolo, “Principio y fundamento: una posible lectura pastoral”, Diakonia 29, n1. 116 (2005): 21-45. Domínguez Morano SJ, Carlos, “Principio y Fundamento: aspectos psicológicos”, Apuntes Ignacia- nos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 73-102. Franco, María Cristina, “Mi vivencia del Principio y Fundamento”, Apuntes Ignacianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 115-119. Gómez RSC, Myriam, “El Principio y Fundamento: ‘Dios estaba ahí y yo no lo sabía’”, Apuntes Ignacianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 103-114. Gutiérrez Jaramillo SJ, Alberto, “El Principio y Fundamento en la perspectiva ignaciana”, Apuntes Ignacianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 23-39. Mejía Losada, Marta Elena, “El Principio y Fundamento desde la perspectiva pedagógica: Aportes para una reflexión”, Apuntes Ignacianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 40-61. Pérez, Carlos Ernesto, “Principio y Fundamento: una continua presencia cuestionante”, Apuntes Ignacianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 120-125. Rodríguez Osorio SJ, Hermann, “El ‘Principio y Fundamento’ como horizonte y utopía”, Apuntes Ignacianos 15, n1. 43 (2005): 8-11. Servais SJ, Jacques, “S’engager dans le monde ou se rendre indifférent à toutes les choses”, Commu- nio (ed. française) 30, n1. 4 (2005): 81-99. Valdés SJ, Eduardo, «La puerta para entrar en el Espíritu”, Diakonia 29, n1. 116 (2005): 4-20. d) Primera Semana Domínguez Morano SJ, Carlos, “Los Ejercicios Espirituales, experiencia de reconciliación”, Manresa 77, n1. 303 (2005): 109-123. Jacob SJ, Pierre, The Christian Foundational Experience: Spiritual Ruminations and Marginal Notes. Anand: Gujarat Sahitya Prakash, 2005. Perret, Geneviève, “La composition de lieu”, Christus, n1. 206 (2005): 228-235. e) Segunda Semana Brun, Marie-Luce, «La liberté du Christ pauvre et humilié. A l’école des Exercices spirituels”, Chri- stus, n1. 208 (2005): 445-450. Elizondo SJ, Miguel, «La misión de Jesús: Nazaret, escoge colaboradores”, Diakonia 29, n1. 113 (2005): 19-27. González Quevedo SJ, Luis, “Jornada Inaciana: Duas bandeiras, Dois caminhos”, Itaici 14, n1. 58 (2004) 61-70. Marty, François, Sentir et goûter. Les sens dans les “Exercices spirituels” de saint Ignace. Paris: Cerf, 2005. Palácio SJ, Carlos, “A contemplaçao dos misterios de Vida de Cristo N. Sr. nos Exercícios Espiritua- is”, Itaici, n1. 54 (2005): 43-54. Bibliografía Ignaciana 3 ignaziana 2005 f) Tercera Semana y Elección Alphonso SJ, Herbert, “Transformar la vida en profundidad a través de los Ejercicios ignacianos: Una idea radical de la “Reforma de Vida””, CIS 36, n1. 110 (2005): 88-106. Bechara F.I., Odette, “A Terceira Semana no Acompanhamento do Processo Interior de quem recebe os Exercícios Espirituais”, Itaici, n1. 60 (2005): 85-90. Bingemer, María Clara Lucchetti, “A Paixao Segundo Mel Gibson (uma leitura em confronto com a Terceira Semana dos Exercícios)”, Itaici, n1. 60 (2005): 59-67. [Publicado en Manresa (2004) 289-298]. Coupeau SJ, J. Carlos, “”Aquella nota al final de la Segunda Semana”: Ejercicios 189 y Reforma de vida”, CIS 36, n1. 110 (2005): 48-66. Domínguez Morano SJ, Carlos, “Reforma de vida: Problemática psicosocial”, CIS 36, n1. 110 (2005): 67-87. González Buelta SJ, Benjamín, “En la hondura del sufrimiento: el misterio del dolor”, Cuadernos de Espiritualidad (Perú), n1. 111 (2005): 23-38. González Quevedo SJ, Luis, “Introduçâo à Terceira Semana dos Exercícios Espirituais”, Itaici 15, n1. 60 (2005): 69-84. Terra SJ, Domingos, Dra. Maria Teresa Ribeiro, Isabel Carmelo Rosa Renaud, Vasco Pinto de Ma- galháes SJ, Luís Rocha e Melo SJ, Dra. Maria Engrácia Leandro, Dra. Teresa Messias, Ma- nuel Morujáo SJ y Mario García SJ, Mistério Pascal e Mundo Contemporâneo, Braga: Editorial A.
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