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Mujeres y Diaconado. Sobre los ministerios en la Iglesia

Mujeres y Diaconado. Sobre los ministerios en la Iglesia

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Ante los cambios que nuestra sociedad está viviendo, este libro plantea la pregunta sobre cuál debe ser la presencia de las mujeres en la Iglesia actual. Teólogas y teólogos biblistas, eclesiólogos y patrólogos debaten sobre la situación del diaconado femenino, partiendo de nuestras fuentes bíblicas primeras y contrastándolas con nuestra Tradición. Del diálogo compartido sobre las relaciones de equidad dentro de la comunidad cristiana han surgido distintas conclusiones sobre el reparto de las responsabilidades y los ministerios, atendiendo a la vocación de cada persona: servicio (diakonia), comunión (koinonia), evangelización (martyria) y culto (leiturgia). Las conclusiones recogidas en el libro se ofrecen a especialistas y a cristianas y cristianos en general con el deseo de dignificar la vida de las mujeres también dentro de la Iglesia.

In the face of the changes our society is going through, this book raises the question of what should be the presence of women in the Church today. Theologians and theologians biblicalists, ecclesiastics and patrologists discuss the situation of the female diaconate, starting from our early biblical sources and contrasting them with our Tradition. From the shared dialogue on relations of equity within the Christian community, different conclusions have emerged on the division of responsibilities and ministries, according to the vocation of each person: service (diakonia), communion (koinonia), evangelization (martyria) and worship (leiturgia). The conclusions gathered in the book are offered to specialists and to Christians and Christians in general with the desire to dignify the life of women also within the Church.

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