Dissertations / Theses on the topic 'Mission de l'Église'
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Arguin, Jacques. "Marie, l'Église et la mission des prêtres maristes selon Jean-Claude Colin." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape10/PQDD_0005/NQ39330.pdf.
Full textBou, Assaf Saliba. "Mission prophétique de l'Église Maronite dans l'espace arabo-mulsulman à partir du Liban." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24545/24545.pdf.
Full textAssaf, Saliba Bou. "Mission prophétique de l'église maronite dans l'espace arabo-musulman à partir du Liban." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/19165.
Full textGiffard, Pierre-Alain. "De la croissance numérique à la croissance intégrale, un modèle de mission pour l'Église locale." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/NQ60821.pdf.
Full textDiarra, Pierre. "La mission catholique auprès des Bwa avant et après l'indépendance du Mali (1888-1988) : gratuité de l'Évangile et responsabilité de l'Église." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040112.
Full textThe Malian church was one hundred years old in 1988. The missionaries preached the gospel in the French Soudan, then in Mali after the independence (September 22nd, 1960). However, between 1888 and 1988, in a highly Islamic country, only a majority of Bwa was converted to Catholicism. Yet they rose up several times against the colonial administration. But nowadays they do not take part in the affairs of the Malian state. Why not? The missionaries were not the settlers ‘allies with the Bwa, but their "evangelical gratuitousness"(that is to say: what is given without any due) was conditioned by their desire to convert the Bwa. Consequently their sociopolitical actions were not efficient and they did not succeed in making the Bwa responsible for the future of their country. The missionaries as well as the Bwa indeed did not perceive the gratuitousness in the trinity (triune god) revealed in Jesus Christ, and both of them kept in the logic of "giving and taking". Therefore the gratuitousness and the responsibility are anthropological and theological categories which contribute to a better understanding of the catholic mission with the Bwa and to interpret the attitudes of the church in this context
Jacques, Roland. "Les destinataires de la mission "ad gentes" en droit canonique : la genèse du droit missionnaire de l'Église catholique : le cas de l'Extrême-Orient." Paris 11, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA111018.
Full textYao, Bi Gnagoran. "L'Église catholique en Côte d'Ivoire : influences du catholicisme sur la société ivoirienne pendant la période précédant l'indépendance, 1930-1960." Paris 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA010593.
Full textStarted in 1895, the action of African missions knew a real develop ment only from 1911 especially with the division of Ivoiry Coast into two ecclesiatic districts : the apostolique vicar office of the lower Ivory Coast and the apostolic department of Korhogo. The pastoral reform considered by the missionaries in 1930, leads to opening of the third district in sassandra in 1940. The second war world speeds up the process of expansion. In fact, the envolvement of missionaries in war not only reenforced their relationship with administration, but also enlarge their spheres of actions: in may 17,1951, a new district is set up bouake and in may 14 ; 1952, the apostolic district of Korhogo is transfered to Katiola. The erction of episcopal hierarchie in black Africa in september 14 ; 1955 and the consecration of the first Ivorian bishop in may 8 ; 1960 acheived this evolution. Since then ivory coast became a real church with its five dioceses: the maindiocese of abidjan with its four subdioceses namely diocese of Bouake, Katiola, Daloa (old district of Sassandra) and Gagnoa. The church thus constitued will try to transform the Ivorian society in its image but without real success
Miema, Bongo Alphonse. "La coresponsabilité prêtres-laïcs dans l'Église après le Concile Vatican II : analyse de quelques documents du Magistère de 1980-2000." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/41947.
Full textScheer, Catherine. "La réforme des gongs : dynamiques de christianisation chez les Bunong protestants des hautes terres du Cambodge." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0614.
Full textThe thesis explores the emergence and redefinition of a Protestant identity among the Bunong, a minority population in Cambodia's highlands. By about 2009, under the influence of a third wave of missionaries, a movement of "bunongization" was taking place among the highland Protestants. In one church in particular, it was provoking reactions ranging from enthusiasm to doubt and fear. In order to better understand the divergent positions of the highland Christians encountering this reform, this thesis examines how Protestant bunong identity developed starting with the first conversions in the 1970s. Analysis of the complex relationships between, one one hand, local worldviews and ritual practices and, on the other hand, missionary teachings that have changed over time, has revealed a paradoxical outcome: while the two earlier waves of evangelization led to an explicit rejection of numerous Bunong practices, the moral logic and social organization of Mondulkiri's protestants was left largely intact. But the teachings of the third missionary wave, though seemingly intended to be more respectful of indigenous culture, have challenged the Protestant Bunong's moral compass in a deeper way. This new missionary approach has thus accelerated the process of socio-cultural change, which is also strongly influenced by land tenure issues and by the expansion of the market economy into the highlands. At the same time, however, it allowed the Protestant Bunong to better formulate their claims to land rights as an "indigenous community"
Beaudoin, Jean. "La participation des laïcs à l'exercice de la charge pastorale d'une paroisse." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/42430.
Full textCloutier, Donald. "L'inculturation de la liturgie." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26211/26211.pdf.
Full textMonet, Gabriel. "L'Église émergente : être et faire Église en postchrétienté." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013STRAK003.
Full textThe Church is constantly emerging. With a calling to be reborn in each new context, the Church in post-Christendom must rise to the dual challenge of remaining faithful to the Gospel while being fresh and culturally relevant. In the first section, this thesis examines new types of Churches, identified as “Emerging Churches” which, in recent years, have been trying to meet this challenge. These communities, developing in western countries either within or on the fringes of the entire denominational spectrum, are trying to practice the way of Jesus within postmodern cultures. They are, thus, seeking to be faithful to their place and time. These Churches, by focusing on mission, community development or innovative worship, offer various approaches while nevertheless sharing a common driving force. They pave the way for a more open consideration of certain contemporary ecclesiological issues which make up the second part of this study. Bringing together the writings and ideas of the authors and leaders of the Emerging Church movement with those of British missionary theologian Lesslie Newbigin creates a vision of a missional, incarnational and experiential Church
Pariseau, Claire. "Le kérygme de Lc 24, 46-48, synthèse des discours missionnaires du livre des Actes." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/42260.
Full textJetten, Marc. "Les réductions amérindiennes de Nouvelle-France (1637-1701) : l'Église naissante du Canada?" Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1992. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28451.
Full textVerwimp, Régis. "L'Église et la vie religieuse de Guyane française moderne : la religion en Guyane, XVIIe-XVIIIe siècles." Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0131.
Full textThis study of church and religious life in modern French Guyana starts suring the XVIIth century with the alternation of European domination's, and consequently with pluriconfessional experiences. From 1664, the Jesuits are in charge of all spiritual matters of this colony : toward the colons with few modifications in relation to France; toward the Native Americans first with flying missions and then with settled open missions characterized by their theological adaptability and their centrifuge Christianity; and toward the slaves trying, on the one hand, to educate their own servile population in a Christian charity spirit, and, on the other hand, looking for better conditions of life for laymen's slaves. Thanks to the collaboration between royal and religious authorities, missions are settled in Kourou's area, and then on Oyapock; they are financed with a plantation systeme (habitations), until the expulsion of Jesuits from Guyana (1769)
Yoshida, Mio. "Paul Claudel et le monde des missionnaires : rencontres, activité, écriture." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL002.
Full textFrequent in the life and work of Paul Claudel, the missionary figure is emblematic of the universal vision of the world conceived by the Catholic poet, who aims to integrate the earth’s immense plurality into his professional life as much as it is in his work. The first part is devoted to the discovery of the Catholic Missions by the young consul during his stay in China, a discovery that allowed him to position himself in front of the world as both a diplomat and a poet. The second part highlights that Missions are also active in Europe, especially in a particular period of the Great War. His diplomatic and literary activities are superimposed on his dualistic view which, contrary to what Catholics and Protestants think, does not seem incompatible with his desire for peace in Europe. The period in Japan, analyzed in the last part, appears particularly fruitful, as evidenced by the consequent magnitude of his diplomatic work and the favorable reception of his literary work. Composed of three main periods that are also distinguished by geographical references, this study includes other countries where he has exercised diplomatic functions such as Brazil and the United States thus emphasizing his global vision throughout his professional career. The purpose of the study is also to shed light on the multifaceted dimension of his three-fold missionary world, including meetings with many religious figures, diplomatic activities aimed at unifying countries, and writings based on the intuition of a unification of the world
Le, Doaré Alain. "La naissance des prêtres-marins : (1938-1955) : juxtaposition progressive de modèles missionnaires de l'Eglise catholique dans le monde maritime en France au XXe siècle." Rennes 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999REN20004.
Full textFrom the thirties on, the action catholique starts considering the training and the sending of lay missionaries in view of the evangelisation of the maritime world. These "new men", these "native" laymen, these sailors, these militants appointed by the action catholique, whose apostolic responsibility is recognised by the church's hierarchy, are apostles among their peers, in charge of the "conquest" of their brothers. Their objective, in particular with the help of the action catholique's organisations and a handful of priests, is to create a new maritime world, a maritime lay christianity. In 1945 starts the mission of the sea, created on the model of a missionary institute. It is almost a religious congregation, whose aim is, in turn, to recruit and train missionaries and priests for the sake of the maritime world's evangelisation. Some priests, educated in the mission de France’s seminary created in 1941, will try to become sailors while going down the steps of what can be called an "incarnation scale". The further they "go down" this scale in order to become priests and sailors, the farther they cast away from the traditional model of the Roman Catholic priest. Their "experiment", which upsets both the maritime world and the church, survives until the catholic hierarchy demands the complete stop of those working priests, who challenge the "uncompromising Catholicism" (Emile Poulat) and the traditional model of the priest. The simultaneous combination of the increasing apostolic influence of laymen trained by the action catholique and the "downwards" movement of clergymen implied by their presence within the sailors' world, blurs the traditional and admitted differences between priests and laymen that have existed for centuries. Maybe an essential clue to understand the nowadays identity crisis of the catholic priest can be found there