Reflections On Priestly Celibacy Sanchez, Jose Primary Author Thurian, Max Additional Author Morinaga, Soko Additional Author Papandreou, Damaskinos Additional Author Pengo, Polycarp Additional Author Raschini, Maria Adelaide Additional Author Martins, Jose Saraiva Additional Author Yee-Ming, Dominic Tang Additional Author Thangalathil, Benedict Varghese Gregorios Additional Author Hope, Hon Davis Michael Additional Author Sepe, Crescenzio Additional Author Potterie, Ignace de la Additional Author Lejeune, Jerome Additional Author Poltawska, Wanda Additional Author Neusner, Jacob Additional Author Cholij, Roman Additional Author Barsotti, Divo Additional Author Teresa, Mother Additional Author Voronovski, Julianus Additional Author Neame, Alan Translator mixed material bibliography Kildare St. Paul Publications 1993 Inggris

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13,5 x 21,5 cm / 219 pg ‘Celibacy has kept Catholicism green up till now’, wrote Mahatma Gandhi. Celibacy is not required by the nature of the priesthood, it is nevertheless a natural complement to the priestly consecration and a real desire to reciprocate the infinite love of Christ with total human love. This book brings together in one volume the conviction and experiences of men and women of varied backgrounds. Priestly celibacy is presented under five different and complementary aspects: biblical theological, historical-patristic, topical, medical biological and inculturation. The valuations and analyses intersect the celibacy questions, as well as the usual common spots that emphasize scandals and infidelities. The convincing argument is “not everyone can accept this”: it is not enough to act priest, one must have the courage to be a priest, being like Christ in order to act like Christ. Bimbingan Untuk Kelompok Religius Hidup Selibat Spiritualitas Kristen 248.89 / SAN / f 0854394494 Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A16020 A16020-C1 My Library A16020 vf.jpg 4449 2011-02-14 10:09:17 2021-12-03 13:39:57 machine generated