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O presente estudo aprofunda a relação existente entre a Mensagem de Fátima e a Nova Evangelização. Esta relação revela a importância e a atualidade da espiritualidade mariana que brota das revelações privadas de Fátima e explicita o seu extraordinário contributo para a renovação da vida cristã e eclesial. Depois de analisarmos pormenorizadamente a mensagem de Nossa Senhora aos três pastorinhos, o Imaculado Coração de Maria surge como elemento teológico aglutinador e capaz de purificar as diferentes práticas e devoções ligadas à piedade popular. Este facto, permitiu-nos redescobrir a teologia do coração que revela, por um lado, a íntima comunhão entre o coração de Jesus e o coração de Maria e, por outro, a relação entre Maria e a humanidade. É a partir deste encontro de corações que apontamos dois recursos pastorais muito relevantes: a consagração ao Imaculado Coração de Maria (que nos remete para a entrega total a Deus, já expressa na consagração batismal) e a devoção reparadora dos cinco primeiros sábados (que nos remete para o compromisso eclesial a partir da oração e da vivência dos sacramentos, em especial da Eucaristia e da Reconciliação).
In this dissertation the relationship between the Message of Fátima and the New Evangelization is explored. Besides its extraordinary contribution towards the renewal of Christian and Church life, this relationship also displays how critically important the Marian spirituality is for today's world, namely the specific spirituality that springs from the private revelations of Fatima. After a thorough examination our Lady's message to the three Little Shepherds, the Immaculate Heart of Mary stands out as a unifying theological motif to purify the various practices and devotions of popular piety. All this has enabled us to discover how a theology of the heart reveals the inner fellowship between the heart of Jesus and the heart of Mary, as well as the relationship of Mary with us. This shared life of two hearts allows for two very important pastoral resources: the consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary (which goes back to our total surrender to God, as expressed through the baptismal consecration) and the atoning devotion of the five first saturdays (which goes back to our commitment to the Church, as expressed though prayer and the life of sacraments, especially the Eucharist and Reconciliation).
In this dissertation the relationship between the Message of Fátima and the New Evangelization is explored. Besides its extraordinary contribution towards the renewal of Christian and Church life, this relationship also displays how critically important the Marian spirituality is for today's world, namely the specific spirituality that springs from the private revelations of Fatima. After a thorough examination our Lady's message to the three Little Shepherds, the Immaculate Heart of Mary stands out as a unifying theological motif to purify the various practices and devotions of popular piety. All this has enabled us to discover how a theology of the heart reveals the inner fellowship between the heart of Jesus and the heart of Mary, as well as the relationship of Mary with us. This shared life of two hearts allows for two very important pastoral resources: the consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary (which goes back to our total surrender to God, as expressed through the baptismal consecration) and the atoning devotion of the five first saturdays (which goes back to our commitment to the Church, as expressed though prayer and the life of sacraments, especially the Eucharist and Reconciliation).
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Mensagem de Fátima Imaculado Coração de Maria Nova Evangelização Consagração Cinco Primeiros Sábados Message of Fátima Immaculate Heart of Mary New Evangelization Consecration Five First Saturdays