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Liturgia w relacji do duchowości i mistyki chrześcijańskiej

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Bartocha W.
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2021
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vol. 23
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issue 3
305-326
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The aim of this article is to present the mutual relationships between the liturgy and Christian spirituality and mysticism based on the paradigm that the liturgy is the source and summit of the Christian spiritual life. Starting from the Council’s and Catechism’s definition of liturgy and showing against this background its close relationship with Christian spirituality and mysticism, the author concludes that it is in liturgical spirituality that the organic synthesis of the triad liturgy-spirituality-mysticism is most intensely visible. Liturgy is the source of faith, and it is an event in which God comes, speaks and acts. Christian spirituality and mysticism becomes the fruit of faith rooted in the soil of grace given in the liturgy. The development of the spiritual life is implanted in Christ in the liturgy, implanted in the Eucharist, which is the greatest gift and special good of the whole Church. After spirituality, mysticism appears as its consequence, which by its very nature demands liturgy, since it is nourished by the experienced and contemplated mystery. Liturgy, on the other hand, gains spiritual deepening through mysticism, because mysticism understood as the experience of the mystery proclaimed, celebrated, assimilated and lived leads to a gradual mystical union of the person of the faithful with the venerable person of Jesus Christ and makes it easier for the spirit of prayer rooted in the dynamic mystery of the Present Lord to be incarnated in daily life.
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Teomaterialismo della liturgia e la divinizazione della persona umana secondo Pavel Evdokimov

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Kimsza R.
Roczniki Teologiczne
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2018
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vol. 65
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issue 3: Teologia moralna
51-62
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This article presents the person and thought of one of today's orthodox theologians, Paweł N. Evdokimov. The author concentrated on his theology of divinisation with particular emphasis on the liturgy, presented by Evdokimov as a specific “theomaterialism”, ie in the words, gestures, and space of the liturgy tangible God allowing believers to recognize, experience, enter into intimate relationships, taste the sky on earth and to go the way of the Divine likeness.
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Artykuł prezentuje osobę i myśl jednego z współczesnych teologów prawosławnych Pawła N. Ewdokimowa. Autor skoncentrował się na jego teologii przebóstwienia ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem liturgii, prezentowanej przez Ewdokimowa jako swoisty „teomaterializm”, tzn. w słowach, gestach i przestrzeni liturgii jest „namacalny Bóg”, który pozwala wierzącemu Siebie rozpoznać, doświadczyć, wejść w intymną relację, zakosztować nieba na ziemi i przejść drogę Boskiego upodabniania się.
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Duchowość eucharystyczna jako duchowość komunii

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Migut B.
Roczniki Liturgiczno-Homiletyczne (Liturgical and Homiletic Annals)
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2012
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vol. 3(59)
81-90
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The 50th International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin (10-17 June 2012) referred to the most important dimension and aim of the Eucharist, that is building people’s communion with God via Christ in the Holy Spirit, and with one another in God. As its main goal it chose showing the outline of these issues mainly on the basis of selected documents of the Church from the period of John Paul II’s and Benedict XVI’s pontificates. The Eucharist is the source and school of spirituality of communion in all its dimensions. First Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit makes the Eucharist a place of a personal bond with the mystery of the communion of the Holy Trinity, of deepening the dwelling of the Holy Trinity in each man, and of building communion with one another in God. The Eucharist is a place of communion with others, owing to a profound unity of members of the Mystic Body in communion with Its Head. This building of a bond, started in celebration, should be continued and should consist in the actual service of love, whose aim is unifying people with God and in God (cf. John Paul II Novo Millennio Ineunte, nr 43), making the whole life more Eucharistic, that is being an expression of “spiritual service to God” (logike latreia, Rom 12,1).
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Wkład ks. prof. Adama Ludwika Szafrańskiego w rozwój teologii liturgii

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Głowacki Z.
Roczniki Teologiczne
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2015
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vol. 62
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issue 6: Teologia pastoralna
159-175
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Professor Adam Ludwik Szfrański's theology of liturgy is an example of an integrated treatment of the whole theology. The basic term in his theological research is participation which is a philosophical idea used by him in theology to define the notion of sacramental character. This term is connected with three sacraments: baptism, confirmation and ordination. This is one of a few attempts of explaining this theological problem. For Szafrański this is the sacramental character, which comes from the baptism, that allows believers to participate in Christian worship and celebrate the liturgy. For him it is the basis for describing universal and ministerial priesthood, too. Szafrański presents both of them as the participation in the only priesthood of Christ. This has consequences in celebrating the liturgy which, first of all, is celebrated by Christ. The man is only included in Christ's activity. In Szafrański's opinion the most important among all sacraments is the Eucharist in which foremost aspect is Christ's Sacrifice. Believers' participation in the Eucharist consists in spiritual sacrificing which leads to the community with Christ in the Holy Communion. Szafrański's theology of liturgy has solid dogmatic foundations and connects the celebration with the Christian life and the Mystery of Christ. These attributes of his theology of liturgy allow it to be seen as an example of liturgical spirituality.
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Profesor Adam Ludwik Szafrański jest teologiem którego teologia liturgii jest przykładem integralnego traktowania całej teologii. Pojęciem podstawowym w jego badaniach jest filozoficzny termin partycypacji, który stosuje on w opisie teologicznym. Termin ten służy mu do zdefiniowania pojęcia charakteru sakramentalnego związanego z sakramentami chrztu, bierzmowania i święceń. W teologii jest to jedna z niewielu prób wyjaśnienia tego zagadnienia. Szafrański uważa, że to charakter sakramentalny otrzymany we chrzcie pozwala wierzącemu uczestniczyć w kulcie chrześcijańskim i celebrować liturgię. Jest on także dla tego teologa podstawą do określenia kapłaństwa wiernych i kapłaństwa hierarchicznego. Szafrański pokazuje je jako uczestnictwo w jedynym kapłaństwie Chrystusa. Ma to bezpośrednie konsekwencje w sprawowaniu liturgii, która jest w jego teologii dziełem Chrystusa, w które człowiek zostaje włączony. Najważniejszym sakramentem jest dla tego teologa Eucharystia, w której najważniejszym aspektem jest aspekt ofiarniczy. Udział wierzących w tym sakramencie polega na składaniu Bogu ofiar duchowych, które prowadzą do zjednoczenia z Chrystusem w Komunii świętej. Teologia liturgii Szafrańskiego jest oparta na solidnych podstawach dogmatycznych oraz wiąże celebrację z życiem chrześcijańskim i Misterium Chrystusa. Te cechy jego teologii liturgii pozwalają widzieć ją jako przykład duchowości liturgicznej.
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