Loyola y el luteranismo: ¿contrarreformista o reformista?
From the Schism of the West and the Council of Constanza (1414), throughout the 15th-century and into the 16th-century diverse movements of Reform in the Church develop. Some of them crystallize in the Protestant Reformation. Leaving aside stereotypes often attributed to the Society of Jesus as a fo...
| Published in: | Estudios eclesiásticos |
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Spanish |
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2007
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| In: |
Estudios eclesiásticos
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| Further subjects: | B
Compañía de Jesús
B Jesuitas B Reforma B diálogo religioso B Ecumenismo B Iglesia |
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| Summary: | From the Schism of the West and the Council of Constanza (1414), throughout the 15th-century and into the 16th-century diverse movements of Reform in the Church develop. Some of them crystallize in the Protestant Reformation. Leaving aside stereotypes often attributed to the Society of Jesus as a form of anti-Lutheran militancy, Ignatius of Loyola should be considered today as a beacon of reform within the Catholic Church. This article goes a step further, studying more in depth the relation between Ignatius and his first companions amidst waves of reform and how they influenced the thought and identity of the first Society along with the attitudes that accompanied these Jesuits in their dialogue with reformers. Desde el Cisma de Occidente y el Concilio de Constanza (1414), a lo largo del siglo XV y comienzos del XVI se suceden diversos movimientos de Reforma en la Iglesia, algunos de ellos cristalizarán en la Reforma Protestante. Dejando atrás los tópicos que ven en la Compañía de Jesús una especie de milicia antiluterana, Ignacio de Loyola debe ser hoy considerado como un abanderado de la reforma dentro de la Iglesia Católica. Este artículo quiere dar un paso más, estudiando más a fondo la relación de Loyola y sus primeros compañeros con las corrientes reformistas, el influjo de estas en el pensamiento e identidad de la primera Compañía, y las actitudes con las que aquellos jesuitas se interesaron por el diálogo con los reformadores. |
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| ISSN: | 2605-5147 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Estudios eclesiásticos
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