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Obrzęd bierzmowania w nauczaniu św. Augustyna

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Żurek A.
Vox Patrum
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2018
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vol. 69
771-782
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St. Augustine did not write any text dedicated to the ceremony of confirma­tion. Nevertheless, in the Bishop of Hippo’s texts, it is possible to find some loose statements or allusions to that ceremony. There appeared mainly the terminology which was used to present the activities related to that sacrament dispensing. This article attempts to collect these statements, and basing on that, to recon­struct the ceremony itself and also its interpretation made by St. Augustine. The collected materials allow to make cautious conclusions. There is no doubt that confirmation was applied in the Hippo Church. However, it appears that St. Augustine’s cautiousness in confirmation-related statements was result of the disciplina arcani practice. Referring to that sacrament, he emphasised the presen­tation of the theological contents instead of the ceremony itself.
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O bierzmowaniu z inspiracji Programu duszpasterskiego Kościoła w Polsce na rok 2017/2018

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Żądło A.
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2018
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vol. 51
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issue 1
145-172
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The inspiration to write an article on the above topic was the publication by the Pastoral Commission Conference of the Polish Episcopate of the first part of a two-year pastoral program of the Church in Poland for the years 2017–2019. This two-year program is called „The Spirit Who Strengthens Love”, while the first part which inspired us is entitled „We are filled with the Holy Spirit”. The content of the article consists of seven points. The first is devoted to the essence of Confirmation, the way it is administered in the oldest tradition of the Church and the evolutionary changes introduced to it. The second one touches upon the question of the minister of Confirmation, which in the Western Church (as opposed to the Eastern) has always been the Bishop. The third point deals with new elements introduced successively to the ordinances of confirmation – especially concerning the act of anointing with chrism, introduced to the rite under the influence of the eastern chrismatio, and also assigning to the sacrament the name confirmatio. The fourth point acquaints us with the practice of administering the sacrament of confirmation – from administering it during one, indivisible rite of Christian initiation (immediately after baptism and before the Eucharist), to today’s conditions in which the young person to be Confirmed was previously baptized in childhood. The fifth point asks and tries to answer the question as to whether there is a so-called sacrament of Christian maturity, which is what Confirmation is considered today and how it is taught. The sixth point acquaints us with the effects and tasks that flow from the fact of administering/receiving confirmation. Whereas the seventh formulates some remarks and pastoral requirements.
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Inspiracją do napisania artykułu na powyższy temat stało się opublikowanie przez Komisję Duszpasterstwa Konferencji Episkopatu Polski pierwszej części z dwuletniego Programu duszpasterskiego Kościoła w Polsce na lata 2017–2019. Ów dwuletni program nosi tytuł: „Duch, który umacnia miłość”, natomiast inspirującą nas jego część pierwszą opatrzono tytułem: „Jesteśmy napełnieni Duchem Świętym”. Na treść artykułu składa się siedem punktów. Pierwszy poświęcony jest istocie sakramentu bierzmowania, sposobowi udzielania go w najstarszej tradycji Kościoła oraz ewolucyjnym zmianom, jakie do niego wprowadzano. Drugi porusza kwestię szafarza bierzmowania, którym w Kościele zachodnim (w przeciwieństwie do Kościołów wschodnich) jest od zawsze biskup. Trzeci punkt traktuje o nowych elementach wprowadzanych sukcesywnie do obrzędów bierzmowania – chodzi szczególnie o czynność namaszczenia krzyżmem, wprowadzoną do obrzędu pod wpływem wschodniego chrismatio, a także o przypisanie bierzmowaniu nazwy confirmatio. Czwarty punkt zaznajamia nas z praktyką szafowania bierzmowania – od udzielania go w ciągu jednego, niepodzielnego obrzędu wtajemniczenia chrześcijańskiego (zaraz po chrzcie, a przed Eucharystią), do dzisiejszych uwarunkowań, w których do bierzmowania przystępuje młodzież ochrzczona w dzieciństwie. Piąty punkt stawia pytanie, czy istnieje tzw. sakrament dojrzałości chrześcijańskiej, za jaki uważa się dziś bierzmowanie – i tak się o nim uczy, oraz stara się dać na takie pytanie odpowiedź. Szósty punkt zaznajamia nas ze skutkami i zadaniami, jakie płyną z faktu przyjęcia/udzielenia bierzmowania. Siódmy natomiast formułuje pewne uwagi i duszpasterskie postulaty.
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Episcopus, presbyter, sacerdos, diaconus: niektóre wyjaśnienia papieża Innocentego I w Liście do Decencjusza, biskupa Gubbio

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Turek W.
Vox Patrum
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2017
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vol. 67
653-671
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In his Letter to Decentius, Bishop of Gubbio, Pope Innocent I discusses some liturgical questions and specifies the competences of the representatives of the clergy of the time in this regard. First of all, however, he demonstrates the par­ticular link of the community of Rome with the figure of St Peter, which gives rise to the very special role of the Bishop of Rome in relation to other communities, especially in the West. He then concentrates especially on the duties and rights of bishops (episcopi), the principal shepherds and administrators of the divine gifts; on the basis of Sacred Scripture and Tradition he places them at the head of the ecclesiastical hierarchy. Presbyters (presbyteri) are then considered; to them the author of the Letter attributes a significant role especially in teaching and in the celebration of the Eucharist and Baptism. Confirmation is celebrated by the bishop; presbyters, even though they are priests (sacerdotes), do not possess the fullness of the priesthood. The term sacerdos is usually used in reference to bi­shops and presbyters; however, at times it is reserved to bishops, as, for example, in the discussion on the theme of the beginning of public penance and the admis­sion of the repentant Christian to the community on Holy Thursday.
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