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SMALL COMMUNITIES IN POST-COMMUNIST EASTERN EUROPE (Male wspolnoty w postkomunistycznej Europie Wschodniej)

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Zivcak B.
Roczniki Nauk o Rodzinie (Annals of Family Studies)
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2009
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vol. 56
277-290
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The author presents relevant information about the situation of the Catholic Church in Slovakia in the period of communist enslavement. Conciliar renewal was possible only on the basis of the activities of small communities, and among them a community 'Light-Life' of. Fr. Franciszek Blachnicki. In Slovakia, this community, led by Fr. Michael Zamkovsky, today assumed the name 'River of Life' and continue working. The principle adopted from the Fr. Blachnicki: a new man - a new society - a new culture operates today in the first two segments of the principle. Still need a new culture, and this is possible, when this movement involving more lay people. In Slovakia, all moving in that direction. The article presents the penetration of Polish pastoral thought to Slovakia.
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CÍLE A DŮRAZY ČBK VE FORMACI TRVALÝCH JÁHNŮ VE SROVNÁNÍ S FORMACÍ KNĚŽÍ

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Botek L.
Studia theologica
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2012
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vol. 14
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issue 3
50–63
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The article compares how the documents of the CBK National framework programme of priestly formation and the Guidelines for the formation, life and ministry of permanent deacons in the Czech Republic take into account the different mission of deacons and priests in the Church in their preparation for their service and subsequent permanent formation. An emphasis on solidarity, knowledge of the social teaching of the Church, the diakonia of the Word of God, liturgy and charity and charity work readiness predominate in the formation of the diaconal ministry. A particular emphasis is placed on the formation of the entire family of a married deacon. The formation of priests, in contrast, emphasizes his role as a pastor and teacher with a greater emphasis on knowledge and the ability to lead God‘s people to the freedom to follow Christ.
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