New Trends in Ecclesiology
| Authors | Jaki, Stanley L., O.S.B. Caterino Tommaso, T.O.P. |
| Tags | Ecclésiologie, ecclesiology |
| Publisher | Real View Books |
| Published | 04 lug 2021 |
| Date | 04 feb 2022 |
| Languages | eng |
| Identifiers | uri: https://www.realviewbooks.com/product-page/new-trends-in-ecclesiology-11027, url: http://sljaki.com/, isbn: 9781892539250 |
Description
Father Jaki’s dissertation, Les tendances nouvelles de l’ecclésiologie , translated here as New Trends in Ecclesiology , was published in Rome in 1957 and reprinted in 1963, on the eve of the Second Vatican Council, in view of the conciliar theme dealt with in the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, known by its incipit, Lumen gentium. About this book, the then Cardinal Ratzinger told to the Author: “ Les tendances has a place of honor in my library”.
The book intends to explain the development and the accompanying strengths and weaknesses of the new trends in ecclesiology in the first half of the 20th century. In his Introduction, Fr. Jaki sets forth with balance and skill the precise problem that confronted Catholic ecclesiology. In chapter one, Fr. Jaki surveys the genesis of the new trends in ecclesiology as it arose in the religious romanticism of the 19th century. In chapter two, Fr. Jaki discusses the attempt of Catholic ecclesiologists to integrate the insights of non-Catholic ecclesiologies. In the third chapter, Fr. Jaki explores the ressourcement [return to the sources] movement within Catholicism and its impact on ecclesiology. In his fourth and final chapter, Fr. Jaki focuses on the new trends’ attempts to systematically analyze the Church as a mystery.
iv + 294 pages • softcover • $35
Foreword
New Trends in Ecclesiology
Fr. Jaki and Physics
Fr. Jaki’s Later Ecclesiological Works
Introduction
The origins of the current trends in ecclesiology
Romanticism. The Tübingen School. Möhler.
J.H. Card. Newman
F. Pilgram and his school
Naturalism and the mystery of the Church
Spiritual renewal and the mystery of the Church
Deviations and adjustments
Non-Catholic ecclesiologies
Recent Protestant ecclesiology
The Catholic response: criticism and integration
Recent Orthodox Ecclesiology
The Catholic response: criticism and integration
The ecclesiology of the ecumenical movement
The Catholic response: criticism and integration
The missionary movement and Catholic ecclesiology
Returning to the sources
Recent research on Biblical ecclesiology
Recent research on the ecclesiology of the Fathers
Recent research on the ecclesiology of Scholasticism
Systematic research on the Church
The mystery of the Church
The structure of the Church
The universal mediation of the Church
The definition of the Church
The scope of ecclesiology in theology
Conclusion
Abbreviations
Bibliography
Index of Names