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SYNODALITY AS A FRUIT OF THE VATICAN COUNCIL II

SYNODALITY AS A FRUIT OF THE VATICAN COUNCIL II

 

 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7178863

 

Fabio Antunes do Nascimento

Doctoral candidate in Theology at CEBITEPAL – CELAM, Bogotá in Colombia, Master in Pastoral Theology at CEBITEPAL – CELAM, priest and Diocesan Pastoral Coordinator of the Diocese of Coxim - MS, Professor of Pastoral Theology at UCDB, fabiopjms@hotmail.com

 

Cesar Augusto Ramirez Giraldo

Doctor of Theology and Dr. in Philosophy - Full Professor Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana de Medellín - Colombia. cesar.ramirez@upb.edu.com

 


Summary

This article seeks to contribute to the reflection on synodality in the life of the Church in the light of Pope Francis' Magisterium. From the ecclesiology of the Second Vatican Council emerged the awareness of the need for ecclesial renewal from its foundations. In a process of continuity, we can place synodality as one more stage of this ecclesial development, a constitutive category of the Church's identity, since its origin, in the Trinitarian communion. As well as current in its pastoral challenge of making the immutable truth of the Gospel applicable in the present time. In this perspective, we propose how this search, by the Pilgrim Church, can advance with ecclesial renewal from synodality in parishes, with processes as suggested by the International Theological Commission in its document on synodality, when they propose a process of implementation of: events, style and synodal structures. In this sense, we reflect on the governance structures in the parish - Parish Priest, Pastoral Council and Economic Council - suggesting that small changes in their character can trigger this pastoral conversion from the perspective of synodality. The subject of this article is the result of research in the process of Doctorate in Theology by CEBITEPAL (Centro Bíblico Teológico Pastoral para América Latina y el Caribe) and CELAM (Council Episcopal Latin American and Caribbean) at UPB (Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana) of Medellín, Colombia .

Keywords: Synodality. parishes. Pastoral Conversion

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