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Ed DIGITAL SAT 2019.Indd trama 4.pdf 1 02/02/17 15:23 trama 4.pdf 1 02/02/17 15:23 “EN NUESTRAS PROPIAS LENGUAS LAS MARAVILLAS DE DIOS” SOCIEDAD ARGENTINA DE TEOLOGÍA “EN NUESTRAS PROPIAS LENGUAS LAS MARAVILLAS DE DIOS” Iglesia(s) – Sociedad(es) – Cultura(s) XXXVIIIª Semana Argentina de Teología [Córdoba, 17 al 20 de septiembre de 2019] ÍNDICE Presentación: José Carlos Caamaño ..................................................11 Saludo inicial del Rector de la Universidad Católica de Córdoba: Alfonso José Gómez ... 13 Homilía en la misa de apertura: Carlos José Ñáñez .......................15 XXXVIIIª Semana Argentina de Teología: Gerardo José Söding .... 21 I. CONFERENCIAS Y REACCIONES 1. ¿Yo soy el otro? El cristianismo frente a los nuevos desafíos de la pluralidad Stella Morra ...................................................................................25 2. Público, privado, común: configuraciones eclesiológicas, pluralidad y contextos Stella Morra ...................................................................................45 © Agape Libros, 2020 3. Reacción a las conferencias de Stella Morra y apertura al diálogo © Sociedad Argentina de Teología, 2020 José Carlos Caamaño .....................................................................65 ISBN: 4. Teología y servicio a la unidad de los cristianos Imagen de tapa: Luis Menta, Fuego del alma. Un camino de exigencia y enriquecimiento recíprocos Diseño y diagramación: Equipo Editorial Agape Jorge A. Scampini ..........................................................................69 1ª edición: octubre de 2020 Queda hecho el depósito que establece la Ley 11.723 II. TEOLOGÍA FUNDAMENTAL CONTEXTUAL AGAPE LIBROS EN DIÁLOGO CON CHRISTOPH THEOBALD Av. San Martín 6863 5. Hacer teología fundamental en contextos diferentes: (1419) Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Europa y América Latina [email protected] Christoph Theobald ......................................................................117 www.agape-libros.com.ar Impreso en Argentina - Printed in Argentina 6. Dialogando con Ch. Theobald acerca de la contextualidad Queda prohibida, salvo excepción prevista en la ley, cualquier forma de reproducción, distribución, Matías Taricco .............................................................................129 comunicación pública y transformación de esta obra sin contar con la autorización de los titulares de propiedad intelectual. La infracción de los derechos mencionados puede ser constitutiva de 7. Dialogando con Ch. Theobald desde la Cristología fundamental delito contra la propiedad intelectual. Michael P. MoorE ........................................................................137 SOCIEDAD ARGENTINA DE TEOLOGÍA III. COMUNICACIONES 20. Renovación de los caminos sinodales y celebración 8. El arte como camino deseable, posible y realizado de sínodos diocesanos actualmente en Argentina. para una ética ecológica integral Descripción, caracterización y comparación histórica M. Silvina Astigueta ...................................................................143 Federico Ripaldi – Juan Bautista Duhau .....................................301 9. Símbolo, historicidad y tensión. 21.Entre patriarcado y feminismo extremo. La irrupción Desafíos al lenguaje teológico de las mujeres en la sociedad y en la Iglesia José Carlos Caamaño ....................................................................157 Alina Rosales Busch – Guillermo Rosolino .................................319 10. ¿Verdes Vs. Celestes? La cultura del encuentro 22. Laudato Si’ y Teología del Pueblo. ¿Ruptura o continuidad? como camino en nuestra sociedad plural Santiago Reyna – Guillermo Rosolino ...........................................337 Paula Carman ..............................................................................165 23. Iglesia, sexualidad y políticas públicas. Hacia un diálogo 11. El lenguaje simbólico de la cultura popular: auténtico, pacífico y fructífero (EG 243) ¿núcleo de resistencia de la moral social trinitaria? Andrea Sánchez Ruiz ..................................................................351 Emilde Cuda ................................................................................179 24. Un singular intercambio en el diálogo judeo-cristiano 12. Usos, costumbres y leyes. Gloria Williams de Padilla ...........................................................369 Una visión inter-legal de lo intercultural 25. Religiones, Culturas y Pluralismo Social en la Cultura Fabricio Forcat .............................................................................191 del Encuentro. Una mirada desde la Teología Moral 13. El Cántico de Moisés (Dt 32). Un testimonio de Alianza Juan Francisco Tomás ..................................................................393 a la luz de los tratados de Antiguo Oriente Medio 26. Los vulnerables según Aparecida y el discurso metafórico Olga Gienini ................................................................................205 de Francisco: denuncias y propuestas 14. El Papa Francisco y San Pedro Fabro. Mónica Moore – José María Cantó ..............................................411 Mirada peregrina y deseo Andrés González ..........................................................................219 15. Ecclesia de Trinitate. Relevancia del caminar de las mujeres para una Iglesia más sinodal María Josefina Llach ....................................................................233 16. La politización del actual papado, el gran lío de Francisco Sabrina Marino – Agustín Podestá Brignole ..............................247 17. “¿No sentíamos que ardía nuestro corazón?” Análisis de la propuesta de sensibilización sobre la Trata de Personas desde la Red Kawsay Sergio Navarro – María Alejandra Leguizamón .........................257 18. La tensión armonía-discordia en la eclesiología sinodal. Un aporte desde el diálogo intercultural de Gregorio de Nisa Alejandro Nicola ..........................................................................273 19. ¿Qué significa “ser cristianos hoy”? Gerardo Daniel Ramos ................................................................287 9 Presentación Concluimos en este encuentro, en Córdoba, un trienio donde nos hemos puesto en alerta ante la necesidad de pensar la teo- logía en el umbral de una de sus disciplinas, la Teología Funda- mental. De algún modo hemos querido tomar conciencia de la necesidad de renunciar a nuestra zona de confort y evitar pensar que la teología es más sí misma por tener un método autónomo y aislado. Autónoma y aislada la teología deja de ser logos y se convier- te en gnosis, para devenir finalmente ideología. Este último paso la torna lamentable si además pretende desde allí tener inciden- cia pública. En estos años hemos consolidado dos gestos que han queri- do mostrar esta “puesta en alerta”, o en palabras de Lonergan, esta actitud de “prestar atención”. El primero ha sido manifestar la dimensión federal de nuestra sociedad a través de los encuen- tros en distintas regiones del país. El segundo fue concretarlos en relación a las universidades católicas del lugar: Salta, Santa Fe, Mendoza y Córdoba. En nombre de toda la Sociedad Argentina de Teología doy gracias a Dios por este camino. El 19 de junio de 1613 fue fundada, por la Compañía de Jesús, la Universidad de Córdoba. El 8 de agosto de 1621, el papa Gre- gorio XV, le otorga autorización para otorgar títulos. Facultad que fue extendida también por el rey Felipe IV el 2 de febrero de 1622. Esta Universidad fue también el primer lugar donde se reali- zaron cursos superiores de teología confiriendo además los títu- los correspondientes. La manzana jesuítica, patrimonio de la humanidad, donde realizaremos la Eucaristía de esta tarde, es el testimonio de esa historia. 11 “En nuestras propias lenguas las maravillas de Dios” Aquí estamos, a más de 400 años de ese momento. Con mu- chos desafíos que exigen lucidez y coraje, en esta semana en la que tenemos la responsabilidad de elegir presidente y la comi- sión que lo acompañe. Hemos invitado para que camine junto a nosotros a Stella Mo- Saludo inicial del Rector rra; confiamos en su ayuda para este sendero de discernimientos. Gracias a todos, bienvenidos y pido a Dios que vivamos unos de la Universidad Católica de Córdoba días de sabia fraternidad. José Carlos CAAMAÑO Autoridades, especialmente, Dr. José Carlos Caamaño, pre- Presidente de la Sociedad Argentina de Teología sidente de la Sociedad Argentina de Teología y Dr. José María Cantó, Decano de Teología de la UCC; expositores, especialmen- te, Dra. Stella Morra; participantes y organizadores, muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos a la Universidad Católica de Córdoba. Podría recibirlos evocando el hecho de que la primera Uni- versidad del actual territorio argentino nace de una Facultad de Teología. O sobre la importancia de la teología para el proyecto apostólico de los jesuitas del siglo XVII que dio lugar a la síntesis cultural del arte jesuítico-guaraní. Por más valiosas que sean las alentadoras raíces, prefiero compartir tres elogios a la pertinen- cia del desafío de hacer teología. Hecho que se ve reflejado en los temas que los convocan de un modo directo o indirecto. La teología ayuda a una mejor comprensión de lo humano, de nuestra dignidad, llamada y destino. De ahí que los diálogos con los diversos modos de comprender e interpretar lo humano nos interesan. No estamos cerrados a lo que puedan aportarnos las culturas actuales. Aún vivimos el aliento de Pablo VI cuando nos dijo: “La Iglesia debe ir hacia el diálogo con el mundo en
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