Silvia Scatena – författare

Religion and heritage : a brief introductory essay / Erik Borgman -- The multiple heritages in Christianity : Jerusalem versus Athens? / Rafael Aguirre -- Europe : a project for the future on the basis of a common heritage / Claude Geffre? -- The imperial paradigm of Russian Orthodoxy / Adriano Roccucci -- Amerindian, African, and Iberian heritages in Latin American Catholicism / Enrique Dussel -- African religions, Christianity, and the modern world : which Christian identity? / Eloi Messi Metogo -- Religious heritages in the Christianity of Eastern Asia : some examples from the Christian history of China and Japan / Matteo Nicolini-Zani -- Hindu heritage in Indian Christianity / Felix Wilfred -- An assessment of the Motu Proprio "Summorum Pontificum" : four paradoxes and a forgotten intention / Andrea Grillo -- Et pro Judaeis : the debated Oremus of Benedict XVI / Alberto Melloni -- A proposal to '"remember the Jews" on Good Friday instead of praying for them / Ansgar Ahlbrecht -- Revisiting anti-Judaism in feminist theology : a response to Maria Clara Bingemer / Katharina von Kellenbach -- Prospects for the second Synod of African bishops / Ignace Ndongala Maduku -- Theological reactions to the remission of the excommunication of four bishops of the Society of St. Pius X / Erik Borgmann.

The history of the intertwined relationships woven by the Taizé Community amongst Christians of Eastern European countries in the second half of the last century has not yet been written. Yet it is a fundamental chapter for understanding the unique international influence of the community. The encounter with the different faces of a Christian youth beyond the Iron Curtain, who in Taizé had their first experience of a unified European space, was to become one of the main directions of the community''s effort from the early 1960s. The contributions of this volume intend to throw a first light on this story, relying on a completely unpublished documentation and on the testimony of many protagonists involved in the construction of this unique continental and ecumenical network.

The history of the intertwined relationships woven by the Taizé Community amongst Christians of Eastern European countries in the second half of the last century has not yet been written. Yet it is a fundamental chapter for understanding the unique international influence of the community. The encounter with the different faces of a Christian youth beyond the Iron Curtain, who in Taizé had their first experience of a unified European space, was to become one of the main directions of the community’s effort from the early 1960s. The contributions of this volume intend to throw a first light on this story, relying on a completely unpublished documentation and on the testimony of many protagonists involved in the construction of this unique continental and ecumenical network.

Este número de Concilium se inicia con una buena noticia sobre los jóvenes adultos: tienen voz y hablan enérgicamente. Junto a teólogos más experimentados, este número da la voz también a estudiosos y teólogos jóvenes. En los diferentes artículos se nos muestra cómo hacen teología los jóvenes, cómo ven su lugar en la escena global, sobre todo en la Iglesia, cómo ven el futuro, cuáles son sus desafíos con respecto a la sexualidad y la familia, la fe y la pertenencia católica en una sociedad pluralista.