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O relatório final apresentado resulta do trabalho realizado e desenvolvido
durante o Mestrado em Ciências Religiosas.
Na Encíclica Laudato Si´, o Papa Francisco reflete sobre o diálogo e a conversão
como caminho para uma ecologia integral, baseada numa «cultura do cuidado» para
com toda a criação. Assim, o presente relatório procura abordar alguns aspetos
principais relacionados com uma ecologia integral, bem como a sua inserção no ensino
com o tema «E tu? Já cuidaste da Nossa Casa hoje?».
O trabalho apresenta também um conjunto de reflexões em torno do
entendimento da ecologia em três perspetivas: ambiental, antropológica e teológica.
Neste percurso abordam-se outros subtemas importantes, como a ação e a
responsabilidade humanas no cuidado com a casa comum, citados na Encíclica e a
necessidade de a ecologia integral precisar de uma renovada teologia da criação, bem
como de uma adequada antropologia.
Deste modo, S. Francisco de Assis e Leonardo Boff terão aqui um breve
destaque, sobretudo pela ligação que Boff tem com o santo padroeiro, isto é, pela forma
como ele vê nas criaturas a significação do Criador e a atitude ecológica e imagem de
relação fraterna com todos os seres.
Ao longo deste relatório fazem ainda parte integrante diversas reflexões em que
se identificam simultaneamente contributos para a UL1 – As Origens, com o subtema
«A criação como acontecimento inacabado!» no amadurecimento da responsabilidade
dos jovens, relativamente aos problemas atuais da criação e atitudes de respeito no
cuidado com a casa comum.
The final report presented results from the work done and developed during the Master's Degree in Religious Sciences. Considering the encyclical Laudato Si', Pope Francis reflects on dialogue and conversion as a path to an integral ecology, based on a «culture of care» for all creation. Thus, the report seeks to address some main aspects related to an integral ecology, as well as its insertion in education with the theme «What about you? Have you taken care of our House today?» The work also presents a set of reflections around the understanding of ecology from three perspectives: environmental, anthropological, and theological. Other important sub-themes are addressed in this journey, such as human action and responsibility in caring for our common home, cited in the Encyclical and the need for integral ecology to have a renewed theology of creation as well as an adequate anthropology. Thus, St. Francis of Assisi and Leonardo Boff will be briefly highlighted here, especially because of the connection Boff has with the patron saint, that is, the way he sees in creatures the significance of the Creator and the ecological attitude and image of fraternal relationship with all beings. Throughout this report are also part of several reflections that identify both contributions to UL1 - The Origins, with the subtheme «Creation as an unfinished event!» in the maturing of young people's responsibility, regarding the current problems of creation and attitudes of respect in caring for our common home.
The final report presented results from the work done and developed during the Master's Degree in Religious Sciences. Considering the encyclical Laudato Si', Pope Francis reflects on dialogue and conversion as a path to an integral ecology, based on a «culture of care» for all creation. Thus, the report seeks to address some main aspects related to an integral ecology, as well as its insertion in education with the theme «What about you? Have you taken care of our House today?» The work also presents a set of reflections around the understanding of ecology from three perspectives: environmental, anthropological, and theological. Other important sub-themes are addressed in this journey, such as human action and responsibility in caring for our common home, cited in the Encyclical and the need for integral ecology to have a renewed theology of creation as well as an adequate anthropology. Thus, St. Francis of Assisi and Leonardo Boff will be briefly highlighted here, especially because of the connection Boff has with the patron saint, that is, the way he sees in creatures the significance of the Creator and the ecological attitude and image of fraternal relationship with all beings. Throughout this report are also part of several reflections that identify both contributions to UL1 - The Origins, with the subtheme «Creation as an unfinished event!» in the maturing of young people's responsibility, regarding the current problems of creation and attitudes of respect in caring for our common home.
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Casa comum Cuidado Criação Mundo Ecologia Laudato Si´ Ambiente Humanidade Planeta Terra EMRC Common house Care Creation World Ecology Environment Humanity Planet Earth