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O matrimónio e a família são algo querido e desejado pela Igreja e inscrito no projeto dos Génesis. Contudo, também esta realidade está atingida pela fragilidade. Em 1Cor 7 Paulo dirige-se a uma comunidade onde, por vários motivos, a família experimentava sérias dificuldades. Neste capítulo paulino, sem descurar outros textos incontornáveis da literatura bíblica, podemos encontrar fundamentação para uma reflexão sobre desafios atuais, tais como a fragilidade da separação e do divórcio. Assim, este estudo aborda o privilégio paulino, apresentado no Código de Direito Canónico, bem como contributos de Andrea Grillo e Walter Kasper aquando dos Sínodos de 2014 e 2015. Aborda-se a Amoris Laetitia, destacando o seu capítulo 8 com a questão dos fiéis divorciados recasados. Por fim, faz-se referência ao recente documento da Comissão Teológica Internacional acerca da relação entre fé e sacramentos.
Marriage and family are something dear and desired by the Church and inscribed in the Genesis project. However, this reality is also affected by fragility. In 1Cor 7 Paul goes to a community where, for various reasons, families were experiencing serious difficulties. In this pauline chapter, without neglecting other essential texts of the biblical literature, we can find a basis for reflecting on current challenges, such as the fragility of separation and divorce. Thus, this study addresses the pauline privilege, presented in the Code of Canon Law, as well as contributions by Andrea Grillo and Walter Kasper at the Synods of 2014 and 2015. Amoris Laetitia is addressed, highlighting its chapter 8 with the question of the faithful remarried divorcees. Finally, a reference is made to the recent document of the International Theological Commission on the relationship between faith and sacraments.
Marriage and family are something dear and desired by the Church and inscribed in the Genesis project. However, this reality is also affected by fragility. In 1Cor 7 Paul goes to a community where, for various reasons, families were experiencing serious difficulties. In this pauline chapter, without neglecting other essential texts of the biblical literature, we can find a basis for reflecting on current challenges, such as the fragility of separation and divorce. Thus, this study addresses the pauline privilege, presented in the Code of Canon Law, as well as contributions by Andrea Grillo and Walter Kasper at the Synods of 2014 and 2015. Amoris Laetitia is addressed, highlighting its chapter 8 with the question of the faithful remarried divorcees. Finally, a reference is made to the recent document of the International Theological Commission on the relationship between faith and sacraments.
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1Cor 7 Corinto Matrimónio Família Fragilidade Divórcio Recasados Privilégio paulino Amoris Laetitia Corinth Marriage Family Fragility Divorce Remarriage Pauline privilege