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Las Interpelaciones Del Papa Francisco a La Teología Hoy Congreso Internacional de Teología Interpelaciones del papa Francisco a la Teología Hoy INTERPELACIONES DEL PAPA FRANCISCO A LA TEOLOGÍA HOY Hermann Rodríguez Osorio, S.J. (Compilador) 1 COMITÉ ACADÉMICO Patricio Merino Beas Director - Escuela Teológica Hermann Rodríguez, SJ. CEBITEPAL Coordinador General del Congreso Profesor Asociado - Facultad de Teología Edgar López Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Asistente - Departamento de Teología Pontificia Universidad Javeriana José Alfredo Noratto Gutiérrez Coordinador Académico Andrés Atahualpa Profesor Asociado - Departamento de Teología Asistente - Vicerrectoría Académica Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Jorge Enrique Salcedo, SJ COMITÉ ORGANIZADOR Director - Centro de Formación Teológica Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Ana María Navarro Mora Coordinación logística Diego Pineda Decano - Facultad de Filosofía Tulia Barón Cruz Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Coordinación financiera Hermann Rodríguez Osorio, SJ Coordinación General ISBN: 978-958-781-175-9 © COEDITORES Coeditores: Editorial PPC- Colombia Consejo Episcopal Latinoamericano Conferencia de Religiosos de Colombia – CRC Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Compilador: Hermann Rodríguez Osorio, S.J. Corrección de estilo: Antonio José Sarmiento, S.J. Asesor Editorial: Héctor Lizarazo Salcedo Diseño, diagramación e impresión: CMYK Diseño e Impresos SAS. Bogotá D.C., Colombia, 15 de Diciembre de 2017 MEMORIAS DEL CONGRESO Índice PRESENTACIÓN ................................................................................. 12 • CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE TEOLOGÍA: Las interpelaciones del papa Francisco a la Teología Hoy .......................................... 12 Hermann Rodríguez, S.J. INAUGURACIÓN ................................................................................ 15 • PALABRAS DE BIENVENIDA .................................................................... 16 Luis Guillermo Sarasa Gallego, S.J. • INAUGURACIÓN DEL CONGRESO ....................................................... 17 Jorge Humberto Peláez Piedrahita, S.J. CONFERENCIAS PRINCIPALES ...................................................... 20 • EL PAPA FRANCISCO Y EL «RESURGIMIENTO CATÓLICO LATINOAMERICANO» .............................................................................. 21 Austen Ivereigh • VATICANO II: MEMORIA Y PROFECÍA ................................................ 30 Alberto Parra Mora, S.J. • DIÁLOGO CON LOS MAESTROS ............................................................ 44 María Clara Bingemer Austen Ivereigh Alberto Parra, SJ Antonio Spadaro, SJ • IL MAGISTERO DI PAPA FRANCESCO .................................................. 56 Antonio Spadaro, S.J. • EL MAGISTERIO DEL PAPA FRANCISCO ............................................ 67 Antonio Spadaro, S.J. • MÍSTICA, PRAXIS Y MISERICORDIA El impacto de la teología del papa Francisco sobre las teologías de hoy .... 79 Maria Clara Lucchetti Bingemer Congreso Internacional de Teología Interpelaciones del papa Francisco a la Teología Hoy PÁNELES TEMÁTICOS ..................................................................... 91 PANEL BIBLIA .................................................................................................... 92 • BIBLIA Y COMUNIDAD ECLESIAL El camino hacia Emaús: fundamento de la animación bíblica de la Pastoral .. 93 Hna. Ana Francisca Vergara Abril, OP • A LA ESCUCHA DE LA PALABRA: De la Dei Verbum al papa Francisco .. 102 Eugenio Rivas, SJ • ALGUNAS EXPERIENCIAS ECLESIALES EN TORNO A LA BIBLIA .. 107 Fr. Wiliam Vásquez Alarcón, OP PANEL IGLESIA ................................................................................ 122 • RETOS DE HOY PARA LA IGLESIA, UNA MIRADA FEMENINA .... 123 Carmiña Navia Velasco • LOS ÉNFASIS ECLESIOLÓGICOS DEL PONTIFICADO DEL PAPA FRANCISCO. Una original puesta en práctica de Lumen Gentium ....................................... 127 Gilles Routhier • INTERPELACIONES DEL PAPA FRANCISCO A LA IGLESIA INVITACIONES CONCRETAS A LA MISERICORDIA EN LOS DOCUMENTOS PONTIFICIOS MÁS RECIENTES ............................ 134 José Sánchez Zariñana, S. J. PANEL MISIÓN ................................................................................. 145 • ALGUNAS DEFICIENCIAS O LIMITACIONES EN LA EXPOSICIÓN DE LA EVANGELII GAUDIUM SOBRE LA MISIÓN .............................146 George Worgul • EVANGELIZACIÓN Y MISIÓN EN TIEMPOS DE FRANCISCO A LA LUZ DE EVANGELII GAUDIUM ............... 150 Geraldo Luiz De Mori, SJ • INTERPELACIONES DE FRANCISCO A LA TEOLOGÍA DE LA MISIÓN ............................................................................................... 158 Manuel Hurtado, SJ PANEL ECOTEOLOGÍA ............................................................................... 164 • ECOLOGIA INTEGRAL NA LAUDATO SI - CAMINHOS ABERTOS ..165 Prof. Dr. Afonso Murad • LAUDATO SI’: A PROPOSTA DE UM NOVO PARADIGMA ........... 176 Prof. Dr. Sinivaldo S. Tavares, OFM • LOS DESAFÍOS DEL PAPA FRANCISCO A LA TEOLOGÍA HOY DESDE SU ENCÍCLICA LAUDATO SI ................................................... 182 Victorino Pérez Prieto 6 Congreso Internacional de Teología Interpelaciones del papa Francisco a la Teología Hoy PANEL MISERICORDIA ............................................................................... 188 • INTERPELACIONES DEL PAPA FRANCISCO A LA TEOLOGÍA HOY: MISERICORDIA .................................................................................. 189 Alberto Múnera, S.J. • RELATOS DE VIAJE: ¡PASIÓN POR LA VIDA! EL GRITO DESESPERADO POR LA MISERICORDIA .................... 195 Balbino Mantilla Fuentes • INTERPELACIONES DE AMORIS LAETITIA A LA TEOLOGÍA DE LA FAMILIA Y LA PAREJA ............................. 201 Isabel Corpas de Posada PANEL SOCIEDAD .......................................................................................... 208 • EL PAPA FRANCISCO ES UNA EXISTENCIA HECHA TEOLOGÍA ..209 Carlos Novoa S.I. • LA TEOLOGÍA Y LA RESPONSABILIDAD SOCIAL. UNA PERSPECTIVA DEL QUEHACER DE LA TEOLOGÍA EN EL MUNDO CONTEMPORÁNEO ................................................... 218 Ivonne Adriana Méndez Paniagua • EL PAPA FRANCISCO: PROFETA DE UNA CONVERSIÓN DEL ESTILO ECLESIAL Y SOCIAL AL MODO DE JESÚS ....................... 224 Luis O. Jiménez Rodríguez, S.J. PANEL LAICADO ............................................................................................. 232 • CONGRESSO INTERNACIONAL DE TEOLOGIA O TESTEMUNHO DO CRISTÃO LEIGO ................................................... 233 Cláudio Vianney Malzoni • EL CAMINAR LAICAL EN EL PAPADO DE FRANCISCO IMPULSOS Y DESAFÍOS PENDIENTES ............................................... 237 Consuelo Vélez • LAS INTERPELACIONES DEL PAPA FRANCISCO A LA TEOLOGÍA HOY. DESAFÍOS AL TEMA DEL LAICADO .................................................... 243 P. Guillermo Rosas SS.CC. PANEL ECUMENISMO ................................................................................. 247 • EL DESAFÍO DE LA VERDAD AL DIÁLOGO INTERRELIGIOSO ... 248 Carlos Miguel Gómez • PAPA FRANCISCO: ESPERANZA Y DIÁLOGO INTERRELIGIOSO ..256 Luiz Carlos Sureki, SJ • EL DIÁLOGO DEL AMOR EN LOS FUNDAMENTOS DE LA TEOLOGÍA «BERGOGLIANA» DEL ENCUENTRO DE LAS RELIGIONES Y LAS CULTURAS ............................................................ 264 Thierry-Marie Courau, O.P. 7 Congreso Internacional de Teología Interpelaciones del papa Francisco a la Teología Hoy PANEL VIDA CONSAGRADA ...................................................................... 270 • INTERPELACIONES DEL PAPA A LA TEOLOGIA DE LA VIDA CONSAGRADA HOY. LA PALABRA QUE FECUNDA LA NOCHE ......................................... 271 Liliana Franco Echeverri ODN • PAPA FRANCISCO Y LA VIDA CONSAGRADA .................................. 277 Luz Marina Plata, FSP • INTERPELACIONES DEL PAPA FRANCISCO A LA VIDA CONSAGRADA ........................................................................ 282 Mercedes Leticia Casas Sánchez, FSpS MESAS TEMÁTICAS ......................................................................... 293 MESA BIBLIA ..................................................................................................... 296 • EL PAPA FRANCISCO REPRESENTANTE DE LA «TEOLOGÍA DEL PUEBLO» ...................................................................... 297 Eduardo de la Serna • EL EVANGELIO DE MARCOS. ENTRE EL ANÁLISIS NARRATIVO Y LAS HOMILÍAS DEL PAPA FRANCISCO ............................................................................... 303 Paula Andrea García Arenas • «EL AMOR SE ALEGRA CON LA VERDAD» (1 Co 13, 6) EL HIMNO A LA CARIDAD EN LA EXHORTACIÓN APOSTÓLICA POSTSINODAL AMORIS LÆTITIA ............................ 308 Pbro. Dr. Wilton Gerardo Sánchez Castelblanco MESA IGLESIA .................................................................................................. 314 • O ENCONTRO COM CRISTO NA ASSEMBLEIA REUNIDA EM SEU NOME: Uma investigação de elementos eclesiológicos da Lumen Gentium em vista de compreender melhor uma eclesiologia do encontro no Papa Francisco ......... 315 Marcos Vieira das Neves • IGLESIA EN REFORMA .............................................................................. 320 Wilmar Roldán Solano MESA MISIÓN ................................................................................................... 325 • EVANGELII GAUDIUM O LA CRÍTICA A LA RELIGIÓN DEL MERCADO ............................................................................................. 326 Carlos Enrique Angarita
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