The invocation of the Holy Spirit as constitutive of the sacraments according to Cardinal Yves Congar
The rediscovery of the Holy Spirit is the great novelty of the postconciliar period. Among the scholars who articulated the urgent need to restore pneumatology to its rightful place in the theology of the Catholic Church was Cardinal Yves Congar. This book centers on one aspect of this theme in whic...
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Format: | Print Book |
Language: | English |
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Roma
Pontificia università gregoriana
1995
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Tesi gregoriana / Serie teologia (5)
Year: 1995 |
Series/Journal: | Tesi gregoriana / Serie teologia
5 |
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Congar, Yves 1904-1995
/ Sacramental theology
/ Holy Spirit
/ Invocation
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Further subjects: | B
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Summary: | The rediscovery of the Holy Spirit is the great novelty of the postconciliar period. Among the scholars who articulated the urgent need to restore pneumatology to its rightful place in the theology of the Catholic Church was Cardinal Yves Congar. This book centers on one aspect of this theme in which his influence is particularly evident, namely, the constitutive role of the Holy Spirit in effecting the sacraments of the Church. The author manifests in each part of the study a particularly fine appreciation of the issues which Congar raises, showing both how he was influenced by the return to the sources of Christian tradition during the first part of this century, and how he began, during and after Vatican II, to heighten Catholic awareness of the importance of pneumatology for all dimensions of theological reflection. |
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Item Description: | Contains bibliography. - Y.Congar (1904-1995) |
ISBN: | 8876526927 |