Odpoczynek w ujęciu Jana Pawła II

• Authors: Jan Zimny

Title variants

EN

A rest according to John Paul II

Abstracts

EN

Pope John Paul II paid much attention to nature in his teaching. This is clearly reflected in his documents, speeches, homilies and occasional speeches, and also in his literary work. Pope joined the global debate on the consumption model of modern civilization, the state of nature and methods of preventing its devastation. At the root of the involved personal attitude lay the Pope’s faith, in which nature is the sign by which God speaks and also a the nature is a mediator connecting God and man. Developing the concept of man’s dominion in nature, Pope presented the Franciscan ideal of the brotherhood of man and nature, and a model of human participation in the harmonious order of the universe. Pope John Paul II called humanity to environmental activities and sustainable development in order to stop the rate of the devastation of the natural environment and taking these activities as the most important challenges of today’s humanity. It should be noted that in the case of the pontificate of John Paul II’s papal ordinary teaching gained new forms and dimensions. The observations in this paper represent a small piece in the analysis of the place and the importance of nature in the teaching of John Paul II issues, which is an extremely rich source of all kinds of considerations. Taking into account the place of nature in the study of John Paul II a major role in promoting the Pope’s teachings can play tourist Pope trails, plaques, contests, eco-festivals, tourism and sports events, foundations, ecological organizations and institutions, media, attractive websites . For many years papal documents from the period of the pontificate of John Paul II will be the source of analysis and scientific inquiry. However, the foundation of all is probably the basic truth that praised our great Pope – Countryman, saying that the creation of man’s relation to nature should be the result of the respect for God as the creator.

Keywords

EN

holiday; turism; free time; John Paul II

• Publisher: Wyższe Seminarium Duchowne Diecezji Elbląskiej w Elblągu
• Journal: Studia Elbląskie
• Year: 2013
• Volume: 14
• Pages: 227-239

Dates

published

2013

Contributors

author

Jan Zimny

• Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II w Lublinie

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Biblioteka Nauki

2165998