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Resultado da Prática de Estágio Supervisionada, com vista à habilitação profissional de docência em Educação Moral e Religiosa Católica, o presente trabalho é uma reflexão sobre a caridade, como dever e essência do cristão na sua relação com o outro, tendo como base as encíclicas Deus Caritas Est, do Papa Bento XVI, e Fratelli Tutti, do Papa Francisco, em conexão com a Tradição e com a Doutrina Social da Igreja. A partir do significado evangélico do termo caridade, da sua etimologia, percorre-se um itinerário que vai da teoria à concretização na práxis cristã. A caridade não tem existência na teoria, não subsiste sem a práxis. S. João resume esta verdade dizendo que «se alguém disser: “Eu amo a Deus”, mas odiar a seu irmão, é mentiroso, pois quem não ama a seu irmão, ao qual vê, como pode amar a Deus, que não vê?» (1 Jo 4,20). A caridade requer prática e, como tal, a caridade é a ação cristã, pessoal e da Igreja. A caridade é ser pão para o outro.
Result of the Supervised Internship Practice, aimed at professional qualification for teaching in Catholic Moral and Religious Education, this work is a reflection on charity, as the duty and essence of the Christian in their relationship with others, based on the encyclicals Deus Caritas Est, by Pope Benedict XVI, and Fratelli Tutti, by Pope Francis, in connection with Tradition and the Social Doctrine of the Church. Starting from the evangelical meaning of the term charity and its etymology, we traverse a path from theory to realization in Christian praxis. Charity does not exist in theory, it does not subsist without praxis. St. John summarizes this truth by saying that “if anyone says: “I love God”, but hates his brother, he is a liar, for whoever does not love his brother, whom he sees, how can he love God, who does not see?» (1 John 4:20). Charity requires practice and, as such, charity is the Christian action, both personal and of the Church. Charity is to be bread for the other.
Result of the Supervised Internship Practice, aimed at professional qualification for teaching in Catholic Moral and Religious Education, this work is a reflection on charity, as the duty and essence of the Christian in their relationship with others, based on the encyclicals Deus Caritas Est, by Pope Benedict XVI, and Fratelli Tutti, by Pope Francis, in connection with Tradition and the Social Doctrine of the Church. Starting from the evangelical meaning of the term charity and its etymology, we traverse a path from theory to realization in Christian praxis. Charity does not exist in theory, it does not subsist without praxis. St. John summarizes this truth by saying that “if anyone says: “I love God”, but hates his brother, he is a liar, for whoever does not love his brother, whom he sees, how can he love God, who does not see?» (1 John 4:20). Charity requires practice and, as such, charity is the Christian action, both personal and of the Church. Charity is to be bread for the other.
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Caridade Amor Solidariedade Justiça Misericórdia Compaixão Partilha Pão Charity Love Solidarity Justice Mercy Compassion Sharing Bread