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Testimonianza ambrosiana ed ecumene cristiana. Epiclesi, ministero, ecclesiologia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2010 Italy Italian Publisher:Elle Di Ci
Authors: Alzati, Cesare Angelo Maria;

handle: 10807/30174

Testimonianza ambrosiana ed ecumene cristiana. Epiclesi, ministero, ecclesiologia

Abstract

La concezione del ministero ecclesiastico secondo la tradizione ambrosiana, di cui sono testimoni i libri liturgici milanesi e gli scritti ecclesiastici del secolo XI, evidenzia elementi ecclesiologici pienamente occidentali, ma in singolare sintonia con la sensibilità dell'antica ecumene cristiana conservatasi nell'Oriente greco.

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Liturgia Ambrosiana, Epiclesi, Ambrosian Liturgy, Chiesa Ambrosiana, Ecclesiologia, Epiclesis

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