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Mary is a Model of Faith and Moral Life for the Contemporary Disciples of Christ

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Kluz M.
The Person and the Challenges. The Journal of Theology, Education, Canon Law and Social Studies Inspired by Pope John Paul II
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2018
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vol. 8
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issue 1
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Observing the transformations taking place in the world, it is important to note the need for continuous reference in various areas of human life to Mary, whose example is always relevant. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to present Mary as a model of faith and moral life for the contemporary disciples of Christ. Mary – with her example – teaches one how to be a disciple of Christ in an authentic way, not superficial one. She is an example of understanding the Christian life as a commitment. Looking to Mary as an example, the individual learns to obey God in the path of faith and finds the values that lead him or her through the paths of the Christian moral life. Life permeated with the Marian spirit becomes an inspiration for the contemporary disciples of Christ to grow in faith, to do good and radically reject everything which is in contrary to the Christian ideal.
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Being Good, Moral and Rational in a Context of Climate Change

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Rosół P.
Ethics in Progress
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2016
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vol. 7
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issue 1
21-31
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Climate change has become a popular topic with a strong presence in media, political, scientific and ethical debates. This raises a question as to why we are not acting in accordance with our knowledge and are unable to do enough to protect our future. The paper argues that the problem partly arises from a lack of philosophical reflection about relations between different aspects of our personalities. Those different aspects are presented based on the reflections of Thomas Nagel on good, moral, and rational ways of life. I claim that all three need to be taken into consideration in order to answer challenge raised by the environmental dangers we are facing.
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Nadzieja w życiu i postawie moralnej człowieka w świetle encykliki "Spe salvi" Benedykta XVI

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Kluz M.
Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej
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2015
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vol. 14
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issue 2
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Every man carries within himself a natural disposition to the attitude of hope. It is a particularly precious gift, because it contains a call to man, demanding from him total trust in God. The acceptance of this gift and following its call opens the way to the fullness of Christian life. Theological virtue of hope also helps to define the boundaries of human involvement in worldly matters and supports the maturation for the definitive encounter with Christ. Therefore, it stands at the core of human reference to the world and to the ultimate things. It plays an important role in shaping the hierarchy of values. Practicing hope has a significant influence on the entire moral life of the Christian. This vision of hope and of the necessity of living with such hope was presented by Pope Benedict XVI in his encyclical "Spe Salvi".
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Wiara w życiu i postawie moralnej człowieka w świetle encykliki Lumen fidei papieża Franciszka

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Kluz M.
Polonia Sacra
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2013
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vol. 17
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issue 2
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Faith is one of fundamental attitudes in man’s life. Thus, authentic faith cannot be separated in any way from man’s ethos understood as all his moral actions and attitudes. It cannot be isolated as well from an accepted hierarchy of moral values and one’s own vision as a man. Pope Francis’ encyclical Lumen fidei clearly speaks about the value of faith. For the pope faith is a personal meeting with God as Person. It gives the right meaning of human life and it determines a significant scale of values. On its deepest level, faith is an important element having an influence on the whole moral life. It transforms the hearts of men shaping the community of the Church and thus it becomes a school of true Christian moral life labelled with man’s attitudes and behaviour. Only such a faith, nurtured from childhood in the family can become the centre of man’s existence and can affect the life reaching a high moral level.
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Faith is one of fundamental attitudes in man’s life. Thus, authentic faith cannot be separated in any way from man’s ethos understood as all his moral actions and attitudes. It cannot be isolated as well from an accepted hierarchy of moral values and one’s own vision as a man. Pope Francis’ encyclical Lumen fidei clearly speaks about the value of faith. For the pope faith is a personal meeting with God as Person. It gives the right meaning of human life and it determines a significant scale of values. On its deepest level, faith is an important element having an influence on the whole moral life. It transforms the hearts of men shaping the community of the Church and thus it becomes a school of true Christian moral life labelled with man’s attitudes and behaviour. Only such a faith, nurtured from childhood in the family can become the centre of man’s existence and can affect the life reaching a high moral level.
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Chrystocentryzm wiary w Lumen fidei papieża Franciszka

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Kluz M.
Analecta Cracoviensia
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2018
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vol. 50
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The fundamental outlook for the concept of faith is determined by the truth about Christ – the Son of God who became a man. Faith is always a reference to the person of Christ and to His work of salvation. For Christians, Jesus Christ is the Revealer who reveals man to himself and shows him he meaning of his life. The figure of Jesus Christ makes it possible for the believers of all times to continue examining His infinite existential and moral depth.Therefore, the aim of this publication is to raise awareness of the need to indicate the consequences which induce the figure of Christ and His work of salvation in men. The point is the reference of the Christological reflection to our everyday life in attempt to answer the question of who Jesus Christ is to our faith. The following study is based on the encyclical Lumen fidei by the Pope Francis.
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Zasadniczą perspektywę dla pojmowania wiary wyznacza prawda o Chrystusie – Synu Bożym, który stał się człowiekiem. Wiara jest zawsze odniesieniem do osoby Chrystusa i do Jego dzieła zbawienia. Dla chrześcijan Jezus Chrystus jest Objawicielem, który objawia człowieka samemu sobie i ukazuje mu sens jego życia. Postać Jezusa Chrystusa sprawia, że wierzący wszystkich czasów mogą wciąż doskonalej wnikać w Jego nieskończoną głębię egzystencjalną i moralną.Celem publikacji jest uświadomienie potrzeby wskazania konsekwencji, które wywołują w człowieku postać Chrystusa i Jego dzieło zbawienia. Chodzi zatem o odniesienie prowadzonej refleksji chrystologicznej do naszego życia, aby znaleźć odpowiedź na pytanie, kim jest Jezus Chrystus dla naszej wiary. Punktem odniesienia niniejszego studium jest encyklika Lumen fidei papieża Franciszka.
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Apologetyczne oblicze biskupa Kazimierza Górnego

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Mastej J.
Resovia Sacra : Studia Teologiczno-Filozoficzne Diecezji Rzeszowskiej
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2020
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issue 27
161-173
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The subject of this presentation is to present the apologetic face of the First Bishop of Rzeszów, Kazimierz Górny, on the basis of selected pastoral letters, conferences and sermons. The above presentation highlights the apologetic face of Bishop Kazimierz Górny, who, being a defender of the human person, the Church, the principles of Catholic faith and morality, and patriotic values, is at the same time a man of dialogue and consensus. Steadfast in the principled matters of God, he remains always open and cordial towards every human being. He is especially sensitive to people who are poor, sick, lost or who are looking for God. The apologetic face of Bishop Kazimierz shown does not exhaust the beauty of his person and the richness of his personality. It is worth emphasizing that we can see His apologetic face not only in His teaching - as presented above - but also in the attitude to life, i.e. the testimony of life, and especially in the sensitivity of the heart, Christian joy and a cordial smile, which is the simplest way to the heart of every human being.
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Moral Calls Resulting from the Gift of the Eucharist in the Teaching of Pope Benedict XVI

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Kluz M.
Poznańskie Studia Teologiczne
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2021
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issue 38
89-108
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Rola Eucharystii w kształtowaniu życia moralnego jest przeogromna i właściwie dzięki Eucharystii można odczytać istotę życia chrześcijańskiego. Nie dziwi zatem to, że papież Benedykt XVI tak często w swoim nauczaniu podejmował temat Eucharystii. Chciał w ten sposób pogłębić i ożywić u ludzi wierzących kult Jezusa Eucharystycznego. W swoim nauczaniu ukazywał Eucharystię jako największy skarb dany człowiekowi w celu kształtowania życia moralnego. Nieustannie przypominał o zobowiązaniach wynikających z uczestnictwa w Eucharystii. Przez swą specyfikę Eucharystia zawiera bowiem w sobie wezwania moralne: do postawy ofiarnej, do karmienia się chlebem życia, do uwielbienia i dziękczynienia oraz do życia wiarą i miłością. Wypełnianie w codzienności wszystkich tych postaw i wezwań moralnych jest drogą do postępu w życiu eucharystycznym.
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The role of the Eucharist in shaping the moral life is enormous and in fact, thanks to the Eucharist, the essence of Christian life can be read. Therefore, it is not surprising that Pope Benedict XVI has often addressed the Eucharist in his teachings. In this way, he wanted to deepen and revive the worship of Eucharistic Jesus. In his teachings, he showed the Eucharist as the greatest treasure given to man for shaping the moral life. He constantly reminded us of the obligations arising from the participation in the Eucharist. Because of its specificity, the Eucharist contains moral calls: to sacrifice, to feeding on the bread of life, to praise and giving thanks, and to living in faith and love. Fulfilling all these attitudes and moral calls in everyday life is a way to progress in the Eucharistic life.
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