Una mirada al Concilio. Desde la recepción de su antropología en los sínodos de Temuco
Una mirada al Concilio. Desde la recepción de su antropología en los sínodos de Temuco
Authors
Zolezzi Cid, Tibaldo
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Date
2015-07-30
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Teología y Vida, Vol.52, N°4, 647-674, 2011
Keywords
Vaticano II - Cristocentrismo - Antropología - Diócesis de Temuco
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Abstract
Este artículo intenta una mirada crítica al Concilio Vaticano II, desde la recepción de su enseñanza antropológica en la reflexión teológico-pastoral de los sínodos de la Diócesis de Temuco. Estos sínodos, celebrados en épocas distintas, y urgidos por diversas situaciones sociales y eclesiales, manifiestan propias acentuaciones, a veces hasta contradictorias, en la comprensión de la antropología conciliar. Es posible postular que estas propias acentuaciones tienen que ver en mucho con lo poco conclusa de la antropología del Vaticano II. De hecho los sínodos en cuestión beben de su riqueza, pero también reflejan sus vacíos y debilidades. Sin embargo, estos mismos sínodos son también testigos de que el Concilio sembró perspectivas novedosas y prometedoras, que, si son reconocidas y profundizadas, pueden contribuir a despejar muchas de las incertidumbres de nuestra época.
This articles attempts to take a critical look at II Vatican Council from the reception of its anthropological teaching in the pastoral-theological consideration of the synods of the diocese of Temuco. These synods, which were held in different times and were driven by varying social and ecclesial situations, express their own approaches to the understanding of council anthropology which sometimes contradict one another. It is possible to state that these inconclusive approaches relate to the ambiguity of II Vatican anthropology. In fact, the synods nourish from its richness but they also reflect its weaknesses and shortcomings. However, these same synods are testimony of the novel and promising perspectives that the Council planted which, if they are recognized and deepened, can contribute to clarify many of the uncertainties of our time.
This articles attempts to take a critical look at II Vatican Council from the reception of its anthropological teaching in the pastoral-theological consideration of the synods of the diocese of Temuco. These synods, which were held in different times and were driven by varying social and ecclesial situations, express their own approaches to the understanding of council anthropology which sometimes contradict one another. It is possible to state that these inconclusive approaches relate to the ambiguity of II Vatican anthropology. In fact, the synods nourish from its richness but they also reflect its weaknesses and shortcomings. However, these same synods are testimony of the novel and promising perspectives that the Council planted which, if they are recognized and deepened, can contribute to clarify many of the uncertainties of our time.