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Santo Inácio de Antioquia autoapresenta-se como “um homem propenso para a unidade” (Filad. VIII). A unidade constitui, de facto, o programa do seu múnus episcopal, tal como no-lo dá a conhecer nas suas Cartas. Tal prepósito faz dele um dos grandes construtores de comunidades, na senda de S. Paulo que tem, sem dúvida, por modelo. O objetivo desta dissertação é compreender melhor a noção de Igreja presente nas Cartas de S. Inácio de Antioquia, tomando como chave de leitura a noção de “synphonia” de que o autor se serve para restaurar a “unidade” da Igreja, num contexto de múltiplas ameaças à “Concórdia” eclesial. Procurar-se-á identificar os alicerces sobre os quais a Igreja se fundamenta, isto é, olhar com alguma profundidade para aqueles que a ela presidem e para aqueles que a compõe nos seus diversos membros. Tudo na procura da paz e da concórdia à qual é chamada a viver a Igreja de Deus.O trabalho estará dividido em três momentos: num primeiro momento olharemos para a figura de Inácio e para os seus escritos; num segundo momento entraremos no centro do nosso trabalho, no qual penetraremos na “Sinfonia” da Igreja. Observando aqui a sua fundamental dimensão litúrgica (eucaristia), o seu Maestro (bispo), o “coro” (assembleia de todos os fiéis), e os seus “com-servidores” (presbíteros e diáconos); num terceiro momento olharemos para todo um conjunto de vocabulário (expressões da unidade) que nos permitem compreender o pensamento de Santo Inácio.
Saint Ignatius of Antioquia self-presents himself as "a man prone to unity" (Filad. VIII). The unit is, in fact, the programme of its episcopal world, as it makes it known in its letters. Such a precomposite makes it one of the great builders of communities, in the path of St. Paul, which undoubtedly has a model. The aim of this dissertation is to better understand the notion of church present in the letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch, taking as a key of reading the notion of "Synphonia" that the author is used to restore the "unity" of the church, in a context of multiple threats to " Ecclesial "Concord. It will be sought to identify the foundations on which the church is based, that is, to look with some depth to those who preside over it and for those who compose it in its various members. Everything in the pursuit of peace and harmony to which it is called to live the Church of God. The work will be divided into three moments: in the first moment we look at the figure of Ignatius and his writings; In a second moment we will enter the center of our work, in which we penetrate the "symphony" of the Church. Observing here its fundamental liturgical dimension (Eucharist), its Maestro (bishop), the "choir" (Assembly of all the faithful), and its "with-servants" (Elders and Deacons); In a third moment, we will look at a whole set of vocabulary (expressions of unity) that allow us to understand the thought of St. Ignacio.
Saint Ignatius of Antioquia self-presents himself as "a man prone to unity" (Filad. VIII). The unit is, in fact, the programme of its episcopal world, as it makes it known in its letters. Such a precomposite makes it one of the great builders of communities, in the path of St. Paul, which undoubtedly has a model. The aim of this dissertation is to better understand the notion of church present in the letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch, taking as a key of reading the notion of "Synphonia" that the author is used to restore the "unity" of the church, in a context of multiple threats to " Ecclesial "Concord. It will be sought to identify the foundations on which the church is based, that is, to look with some depth to those who preside over it and for those who compose it in its various members. Everything in the pursuit of peace and harmony to which it is called to live the Church of God. The work will be divided into three moments: in the first moment we look at the figure of Ignatius and his writings; In a second moment we will enter the center of our work, in which we penetrate the "symphony" of the Church. Observing here its fundamental liturgical dimension (Eucharist), its Maestro (bishop), the "choir" (Assembly of all the faithful), and its "with-servants" (Elders and Deacons); In a third moment, we will look at a whole set of vocabulary (expressions of unity) that allow us to understand the thought of St. Ignacio.
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Assembleia Bispo Comunhão Concórdia Coro Diácono Eucaristia Igreja Harmonia Liturgia Maestro Paz Presbítero Sinfonia Submissão Unidade Assembly Bishop Communion Concord Choir Deacon Eucharist Church Harmony Liturgy Conductor Peace Priest Symphony Submission Unity