REV- Scripta Theologica - Vol. 52 (2020)

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    Los amigos de John Henry Newman, y un viejo capote azul
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) García-Ruiz, V. (Víctor)
    This paper aims at establishing and describing the main Newman’s friends both during the Oxford Movement years and as a Catholic and Oratorian. The outlook has been prosopographic, but in connection with Newman’s affectivity, and bearing very much in mind his early and staunch decision to remain celibate.
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    Uno de cuatro, cuatro y no uno. El Diatésaron de Taciano y el Evangelio cuadriforme
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Pereira-Delgado, A. (Álvaro)
    The early Church recognized the truth of the Gospel in four different texts (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) and not in certain unifying works that arose in the second century: the choice of Marcion for a single Gospel or Tatian’s Diatessaron (one Gospel «through four»). This study analyzes the factors that motivated this tendency to unify the evangelical traditions, with special emphasis on Diatessaron, and the criticisms that led to the eradication of its reading in the liturgy. We conclude with a reflection on the theological implications that emerge from this canonical discernment: how does having to read the one Gospel of Christ from four different texts affect Christian revelation?
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    Cuando crecer salva. Sentido salvífico del crecimiento de la humanidad de Jesús: Una perspectiva Ireneana
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Ruiz-Aragoneses, R. (Rosa)
    We will explore human growth as a key theological category of St. Irenaeus in Adversus Haereses IV 38,1-4. From there, and as a consequence of the true Incarnation, we will discover the centrality of growth in the humanity of Jesus and the salvific meaning that it necessarily acquires in coherence with the Irenean thought. Such growth places in the foreground the action of the Holy Spirit and the human openness to grow accompanied by the Word.
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    Acedia y vacío existencial: Evagrio Póntico y Viktor E. Frankl en diálogo
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) García-Alandete, J. (Joaquín)
    This work analyzes the similarities and divergences between acedia, as approached by Evagrio Ponticus (345-399), and noogenic neurosis, as addressed by the Viennese psychiatrist Viktor Emil Frankl (1905-1997). Both acedia and noogenic neurosis describe a negative cognitive, emotional, and motivational state characterized by existential discontent, a flight from reality and search for new sensations, sadness, hopelessness, and, ultimately, even suicide. Acedia and noogenic neurosis are briefly described. Then, their similarities and differences are analyzed and discussed, focusing on their possible therapeutic influence. The work ends with some reflections on the acedia in contemporary society.
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    Álvaro del Portillo y el desarrollo del Opus Dei al inicio de la posguerra española (1939-1940)
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Díaz-Hernández, O. (Onésimo)
    This article will discuss the development of Opus Dei after the Spanish Civil War, focusing on Alvaro Portillo, one of the protagonists of this period. During that period a student in the School of Engineering and working for the Department of Public Works, he also served as the Secretary General of Opus Dei, assisting the Founder in the formation of the early members. He also travelled to cities near Madrid every weekend to help in the expansion of Opus Dei.
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    El fundamento cristológico del sacerdocio ministerial
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Ponce, M. (Miguel)
    The post-Vatican II popes have emphasized the need to deepen the true identity of the priest, as the only way to solve today’s crisis of the priesthood. This identity comes from the priest’s constitutive relationship with Christ. This present study aims to analyze the many aspects of this relationship, taking into account that Christ is not only the temporary origin, but also the permanent foundation of the ministerial priesthood. Thus, the presbyter is described as a symbolicsacramental presence of Christ Head and Shepherd of the Church.
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    Jn 17,11 en el "De Trinitate" de san Agustín
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Saavedra-Monroy, M. (Mauricio); Eguiarte-Bendímez, E. (Enrique)
    The article deals with books IV and VI of Saint Augustine’s De Trinitate, to indicate that the archetype of communion in the community is the Trinity, highlighting the importance of the text of Jn 17:11 in both books, as well as in other contemporary works of Saint Augustine. It also shows how communion is produced through charity, analyzing the importance of the verb conflo in the Works of S. Augustine. Finally, it is pointed out how for Saint Augustine communion is not the result of human effort but is a gift from God.
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    "Querida Amazonia". Una primera lectura
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Benítez, P. (Pedro)
    This note is a brief commentary on Querida Amazonia, pope Francis’ recent exhortation. Firstly, the pope’s document is put in context of the Latin American magisterium, thus showing the continuity and the novelties of the Amazon Synod, and the pope’s exhortation. Secondly, some particular subjects are commented: from the text’s style to the main issues, both the Synod and the Pope, approach; many of which still deserve some reflection. Lastly, this note wishes to bring attention to the exhortation itself. It is an invitation to read it and be questioned by it.
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