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Bisson, Carmelle. "Étude du phénomène de l'interruption d'un cheminement vocationnel en cours de formation initiale dans une communauté de type canonial et d'inspiration augustinienne." Thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2006/23681/23681.pdf.
Full textWachowicz, Andrzej. "Le Concept de chasteté dans la perspective du mariage catholique en France et en Pologne." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005STR20025.
Full textHow can we presently speak of chastity in the perspective of catholic marriage when the notion of chastity is today widely unknown? Beginning with a sociological survey, confronting the opinions of French and Polish youth about chastity, the thesis then progresses through documents of catholic tradition and emerges in the humanities domain. The Church's Magisterium will be studied through its biblical and patristic sources, in an historical perspective. In any case, chastity is a polysemic notion, historically misinterpreted. Continence, abstinence, virginity and purity are part of its semantic field, although the concept of chastity cannot be reduced exclusively to one or the other of these terms. Chastity remains an essential value for men and women and participates in the integration of their sexuality. Chastity pushes towards a relation with an adequate distance. Chastity is a path towards fulfilment, a crest path needing unrelenting attempts to maintain equilibrium
Zinga, Atangana Damase. "Développement de la doctrine du magistère catholique sur la contraception de Pie XI (Casti Connubii) à Jean-Paul II (Evangelium Vitae) : la nouveauté des positions de Jean-Paul II." Lille 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002LIL30024.
Full textLantenois-Reggio, Claire. "Eléments d'une histoire du pardon : au croisement des discours historique et théologique." Paris, EPHE, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EPHE5035.
Full textMerging historical and theological discourses, the idea is to understand how at the end of the 20th century the Roman Catholic Church placed greater emphasis on the idea of shared responsibility for social ills and undertook, in celebrating the year 2000, to ask for forgiveness for all past and present faults, with a view to renewing evangelisation. From the interventions of John Paul II and the churches in their national circumstances, the ecclesial institution revisited the history of Salvation dogma in the light of a theology of forgiveness and grace and wrote a new history of the Roman Catholic Church which offers its readers the vision of humanity reconciled within and by the Church. In parallel to Roman Catholic repentance, other (civil) structures have taken the collective forgiveness track, i. E. Political and historical, and mounted a certain show of repentance. The proliferation throughout the world of these scenes of repentance and forgiveness at the end of the second millennium were indicative of the universal urgency of memory and a deep desire to rebuild the human community
Dubrulle, Luc. "Mgr Rodhain et le Secours catholique : une figure sociale de la charité." Paris 4, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA040048.
Full textFifty years after its German neighbour, the Roman Catholic Church in France endowed itself in 1946 with a central organisation of charity, called Secours Catholique. At the end of the Second World War, enhanced by his founding of a General Chaplaincy for prisoners of war, Canon Jean Rhodain (b. 1900), was appointed Secretary General of this new charity organisation, of which he was to remain “the boss” until he died in 1977. Substantiated by the scrutiny of a thousand or so written documents of Mgr Rhodain and the spheres of action of Secours Catholique, the present study is both historical and theological. Its purpose is to portray the social figure of charity that comes out of this investigation. At first conducive, in a pedagogical approach, to a view of integral charity, as should be practiced by the whole Church and all mankind, this figure has been inclined, year after year, to differentiate itself as a more and more efficient central organisation of charity. Though attempting to rehabilitate charity by way of an intransigent doctrinal reaction, Mgr Rhodain, by such practical achievements as the creation of prototype cities, has facilitated has facilitated the re-establishment of the credibility of charity in a secularized society
Dumont, Catherine. "Femmes laïques responsables dans l'Eglise catholique en France." Paris, EPHE, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007EPHE5011.
Full textThis thesis is based on a survey into a sample of 52 women officials in national or diocesan services, in catholic movements, in universities of theology and in religious communities (major superiors). It tries to explain the contradiction between the minority participation of women in those responsibilities, associated to a precarious status, and the absence of a public and critical expression of women in French Catholic church. The observation of a very light knowledge of feminist theologies has directed the analysis towards the French catholic feminism characterised by its weakness. In reality, these women are much more influenced by feminine catholic movements as ACGF or “Guides de France” which educated them to fulfil public functions in civil society as well as in church and which contributed to equilibrate relationships between laymen and clergy. These women are also familiar to the new feminism proposed by John Paul II which exalts the feminine genius and value their specific role in the Church. They seem to be postfeminist in accordance with Alain Touraine ‘s analysis much more than victim of a symbolic domination (according to Pierre Bourdieu). The comparison with catholic women in other national catholic churches (Quebec, Belgium, Holland) who fulfil similar responsibilities confirm the importance, at the same time, of the national feminists movements, the solidarity between catholic and non catholic women, the solidarity between nuns and non consecrated women, the relations between State and Church, to explain the ability of women to elaborate a critical expression about their place in religious work. The comparison with French women ministers in Protestant churches and the first priests women in Anglican Church in England, underline the link between the opening of the function of priest up to women and the end of the tendency to regard the priest as sacred and demonstrate that women becoming priests don’t look after masculine power but try to make this job more feminine, which means to make it more human, more brotherly
Saad, Charles. "La disparité de culte matrimoniale." Paris 11, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA111004.
Full textMichel, George Nader. "Approches anthropologiques et éthiques comparées sur les transplantations d'organes (arabes, musulmanes, catholiques et occidentales) : perspective d'un discours interreligieux et interculturel appliqué à l'Egypte." Bordeaux 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002BOR30018.
Full textThis these presents the Egyptian debate on organ transplant from its beginning in 1995 up untill 2002. We have chosen an anthropological and ethical approach, to grasp the essential issues and prepare the way for an inter-religious and inter-cultural dialogue
Bleuzen, Brigitte. "Religieux en banlieues : sociologie d'un institut religieux de 1940 à 2003 (l'Institut des Fils de la Charité)." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0082.
Full textThe transition from a situation of relative institutional domination to that of a simple association-based partnership in a world that has become both multi-cultural and multi-denominational implies, for the men of faith, the constant quest for suitable communities in wich to promote social action going from charitable organisations unions and political parties as well as unemployement associations and grass roots movements situated in the cités "suburbs of exclusion". The sociology of subjectivity proposes differentiated profile typologies : The being of history who constructs his relation to the world through antagonism with the aim of creating a new man. The being of the world builds his wordly presence through the integration of otherness and paradox. The being for the being conceives of his being in the world through a "faithfull to himself" and this, in all circumstances. Confronted by this individualism of pratice, the priests explore the memory of their founder in order to identify symbolic resources thus enabling them to justify the present action and their commitments for the future. Diverse "families of references" emerge to produce a "We", collective memory, that is both plural and differentiated
Otteni, Jean-Claude. "Église catholique et étudiants en professions de santé : enjeux pastoraux, théologiques et bioéthiques de leur rencontre au sein des Aumôneries universitaires et des Centres d’entraide aux études de médecine dirigés par des Jésuites." Strasbourg, 2009. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2009/OTTENI_Jean-Claude_2009.pdf.
Full textFormal contacts between the Roman Catholic Church and students of healthcare, especially medical students, either in Catholic Fellowships in Universities (CFUs) under the auspices of chaplains, or in Centres for Mutual Support in Medical Studies run by Jesuits (CMSMSJs), as Laennec Centre in Paris, began in France during the last quarter of the XIXth century. The number of these contacts in CFUs reached a peak in the middle of the XXth century but thereafter suffered a steep decline. This was at a time when the number of medical students had actually increased. In contrast, attendance at CMSMSJs, which admit students irrespective of their religion, remained at a maximal level. This doctoral thesis is based on surveys of 31 CFUs and 3 CMSMSJs in which contacts currently take place. It examines the pastoral, theological and bioethical aspects of these contacts and considers how they might be facilitated. In the CFUs, obstacles to pastoral contact include a general decrease in religious observance and increasing pressures of time on medical students. In the CMSMSJs, attendance by students, whatever their religion, remains maximal owing to the excellent study support provided. However, the pastoral contact with Catholic students is confronted with similar difficulties. Pressure of time remains the main obstacle to discussions on the theology of healthcare (problems relating to sanctity of human life, illness, suffering and death). The same obstacle hinders participation by medical students in discussions justifying Roman Catholic bioethical principles and comparison of these principles with those of other religions. Despite these difficulties, almost impossible to overcome, it is recommended that contacts between these Roman Catholic bodies and medical students should be maintained as far as possible
Books on the topic "Mentorat – Aspect religieux – Église catholique"
1936-, Dinechin Olivier de, ed. Le défi génétique: Manipulations, diagnostics précoces, insémination, contraception. 4th ed. Paris: Editions du Centurion, 1987.
Find full textMeester, Conrad De. Je m'offre à Ton amour: Commentaire de l'offrande de Thérèse de Lisieux à l'amour miséricordieux : Thérèse de Lisieux. Strasbourg (BP 94, 67038): Éd. du Signe, 1999.
Find full textMeester, Conrad De. I offer myself to Your love: Commentary on Therese of Lisieux's offering to merciful love : Therese of Lisieux. Strasbourg (BP 94, 67038): Éd. du Signe, 1999.
Find full textSofia, Stril-Rever, ed. La folie d'amour: Entretiens avec soeur Emmanuelle. [Paris]: Flammarion, 2005.
Find full textAbel, Pasquier, and Sarda Odette, eds. L' initiation chrétienne: Démarche catéchuménale. Paris: Desclée, 1991.
Find full textSimard, Noël. Questions de l'heure sur la sexualité: À la lumière de l'enseignement de l'Église. Ottawa, Ont: Centre franco-ontarien de ressources pédagogiques, 1989.
Find full text1927-, Vachon Lucien, ed. L'universalité catholique face à la diversité humaine: Actes de la 7e Assemblée générale de la Conférence des institutions catholiques de théologie (CICT), Sherbrooke, 1er au 6 août 1996. Montréal, Qué: Médiaspaul, 1998.
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