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Zasady udziału Kościoła w rozwoju świata

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Fiałkowski M.

tom 4

53-64

The Church's involvement in the development of the world cannot be accidental and occasional, but has to be based on principles, adherence to which will allow avoiding numerous problems that arise at the meeting point of the Church and the world. The article discusses four principles the Church has to be guided by when participating in the development of the world: the principle of being faithful to its own mission, the principle of the just autonomy of worldly things, the principle of dialogue, and the principle of the good of the human person. The first principle reminds one about the main goal of the Church, whose mission may not be limited to earthly duties. The second one deals with the proper autonomy that is due to the earthly reality, and that is not tantamount to the independence of the Creator. The third principle – the one of dialogue – can be considered, on the one hand, a sign of the Church’s being open to the world, and on the other, its basic relation with the world. And finally, the fourth principle points to the good of man, who should always be the main value in the development of the world.

Znaki czasu. Próba definicji w świetle polskich publikacji teologicznych po Soborze Watykańskim II

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Fiałkowski M.

nr 12

195-204

Formacja katolików świeckich

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Fiałkowski M.

tom 1

35-44

The revival of theology of the laity that was initiated by the Vatican Council II bears fruit in the form of giving back the dignity and role to the lay faithful, which follows from the fact that they belong to the Church community. Giving them back their subjective character in the Church is tantamount to recognizing their salutary activity in the Church and in the world. The Christian formation of lay Catholics seems a particularly important issue, as it is the foundation of a complete and proper involvement of lay Catholics in the life and mission of the Church. The article undertakes the problem of the formation of lay Catholics, first showing what formation is and what its most important dimensions are. Next it discusses the aims of formation and the circles in which formation takes place. Finally, it points to the most important challenges that are faced by the formation of lay Catholics in Poland twenty years after publishing John Paul II’s post-synodal exhortation Christifideles laici.