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Kierunki rozwoju katechizmów katolickich

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Kiciński A.
Roczniki Pastoralno-Katechetyczne
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2012
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vol. 4
117-138
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Trends in the development of Catholic catechisms are closely connected with the history of the Church. One may attempt to argue that outlines of catechisms were conceived along with the first written instructions concerning the catechumenate process. Using modern language one can say that it was then that outlines were created of what was later called the Book of Faith, the book that answers the fundamental questions: what do we believe, how do we celebrate Christian mysteries, how should we live in Christ, how should we pray. Later there were periods when catechisms appeared one after another, and when it seemed that their twilight came, after the Catechism of the Catholic Church was published, their revival occurred. However, various trends in the development of the catechism determined the ways for catechesis, its contents, and often its form.
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Elementy teologii wiary w świetle Listu Apostolskiego «Motu proprio» Porta fidei Benedykta XVI

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Mastej J.
Roczniki Teologii Fundamentalnej i Religiologii
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2012
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vol. 4
71-84
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In all Benedict XVI’s teaching faith is understood in personalistic view and categories. The Pope pays attention especially to rational dimension of faith, its natural and supernatural foundations and obedience present insight it. For Pope Benedict XVI it is clear that Christian faith has got its rational motives and explanation - Christian faith is not ‘blind’. Because the Christian faith is inter-personal event, it is alive and dynamic and it has got fundamental meaning in human life. That’s why - according to Benedict XVI - the Christian testimony to the faith is necessary and should be always alive. This testimony helps to discover the power and beauty of faith. Doing so it invites Christians not only to exist strong in faith but also to live it deeply and joyfully.
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