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Marie-Lætitia CALMEYN
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The Face of the Neighbour. A Theology of Relationship in the Trial of the End of Life
[...]In the context of contemporary debates on the end of life this article proposes to refocus reflection on the relational dimension of care Star ting from a fundamental question who [...]
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148/3 (2026) | 385 - 395 |
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François HUGUENIN
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Can love govern? On Emmanuel Tourpe, The Politics of Love: A Christian Social Theory
[...]Emmanuel Tourpe offers a sharp diagnosis of the modern impasse rejecting both sterile antimodernism and the theologization of politics He advocates a logic of communion that respec[...]
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148/3 (2026) | 458 - 460 |
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Pierre-Louis BOYER
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Gustave Thibon, Josef Pieper and Gabriel Marcel, apostles of hope
[...]In the midst of the century of despair three philosophers in three different ways have thought about the virtue of Hope In this year 2025 Pope Francis has erected Hope as the centr[...]
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147/3 (2025) | 415 - 432 |
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Cédric BURGUN
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Criteria for communion in the light of Amoris laetitia
[...]The debate on access to Eucharistic communion for irregular couples was relaunched with chapter 8 of Amoris laetitia The problem is finally to determine concrete criteria of discer[...]
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143/2 (2021) | 204 - 227 |
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Alphonse BORRAS
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Primacy and Synodality. Eclectic reflections of a Latin Canonist on a recent Work
[...]The GreekCatholic Theological Institute of Nyiregyhaza Hungary has recently published in partnership with the Society for the Law of the Oriental Churches a work entitled Primacy a[...]
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143/2 (2021) | 290 - 304 |
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René ÉCOCHARD
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“Love is always life-giving”. Francis, John-Paul ii and a neurophysiologist
[...]Christian anthropology is not opposed to the neurosciences that provide information on how the personality is supported biologically Whether it be an attraction to beauty or a rela[...]
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143/4 (2021) | 596 - 610 |