Pastoral Care
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- Nombre de pages362
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4773008-8
- EAN8596547730088
- Date de parution22/11/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille527 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
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In "Pastoral Care, " Pope Gregory I offers a profound exploration of the moral and ethical responsibilities of church leaders. Written in the 6th century, the text is marked by its clear prose and practical guidance, designed to assist bishops in shepherding their congregations. Gregory's style marries theological insight with pragmatic advice, emphasizing the importance of virtue, compassion, and humility in pastoral leadership.
This work reflects the challenges of a post-Roman society grappling with the complexities of governance and spirituality during a time of spiritual upheaval and societal transformation. Pope Gregory I, also known as Gregory the Great, served as pope from 590 to 604 CE and was a significant figure in the early Church. His extensive experience as a monk and administrator, combined with his deep theological training, shaped his vision for effective pastoral care.
Through his writings, Gregory sought to offer sound advice to ecclesiastical leaders, drawing from both scriptural precedent and the lived experience of the Church in his time. His concerns for Christian morality and the welfare of the soul are evidenced throughout this seminal work. "Pastoral Care" is not merely a historical document; it is a timeless guide for clergy today. Its insights are invaluable for those in spiritual leadership and serve as a reminder of the essential qualities of empathy and ethical commitment in pastoral work.
Readers seeking to deepen their understanding of church leadership will find Gregory's reflections to be both relevant and enlightening.
This work reflects the challenges of a post-Roman society grappling with the complexities of governance and spirituality during a time of spiritual upheaval and societal transformation. Pope Gregory I, also known as Gregory the Great, served as pope from 590 to 604 CE and was a significant figure in the early Church. His extensive experience as a monk and administrator, combined with his deep theological training, shaped his vision for effective pastoral care.
Through his writings, Gregory sought to offer sound advice to ecclesiastical leaders, drawing from both scriptural precedent and the lived experience of the Church in his time. His concerns for Christian morality and the welfare of the soul are evidenced throughout this seminal work. "Pastoral Care" is not merely a historical document; it is a timeless guide for clergy today. Its insights are invaluable for those in spiritual leadership and serve as a reminder of the essential qualities of empathy and ethical commitment in pastoral work.
Readers seeking to deepen their understanding of church leadership will find Gregory's reflections to be both relevant and enlightening.
In "Pastoral Care, " Pope Gregory I offers a profound exploration of the moral and ethical responsibilities of church leaders. Written in the 6th century, the text is marked by its clear prose and practical guidance, designed to assist bishops in shepherding their congregations. Gregory's style marries theological insight with pragmatic advice, emphasizing the importance of virtue, compassion, and humility in pastoral leadership.
This work reflects the challenges of a post-Roman society grappling with the complexities of governance and spirituality during a time of spiritual upheaval and societal transformation. Pope Gregory I, also known as Gregory the Great, served as pope from 590 to 604 CE and was a significant figure in the early Church. His extensive experience as a monk and administrator, combined with his deep theological training, shaped his vision for effective pastoral care.
Through his writings, Gregory sought to offer sound advice to ecclesiastical leaders, drawing from both scriptural precedent and the lived experience of the Church in his time. His concerns for Christian morality and the welfare of the soul are evidenced throughout this seminal work. "Pastoral Care" is not merely a historical document; it is a timeless guide for clergy today. Its insights are invaluable for those in spiritual leadership and serve as a reminder of the essential qualities of empathy and ethical commitment in pastoral work.
Readers seeking to deepen their understanding of church leadership will find Gregory's reflections to be both relevant and enlightening.
This work reflects the challenges of a post-Roman society grappling with the complexities of governance and spirituality during a time of spiritual upheaval and societal transformation. Pope Gregory I, also known as Gregory the Great, served as pope from 590 to 604 CE and was a significant figure in the early Church. His extensive experience as a monk and administrator, combined with his deep theological training, shaped his vision for effective pastoral care.
Through his writings, Gregory sought to offer sound advice to ecclesiastical leaders, drawing from both scriptural precedent and the lived experience of the Church in his time. His concerns for Christian morality and the welfare of the soul are evidenced throughout this seminal work. "Pastoral Care" is not merely a historical document; it is a timeless guide for clergy today. Its insights are invaluable for those in spiritual leadership and serve as a reminder of the essential qualities of empathy and ethical commitment in pastoral work.
Readers seeking to deepen their understanding of church leadership will find Gregory's reflections to be both relevant and enlightening.
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