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Fer del món eucaristia
by Olivier Clément · Denes. · tapa blanda · 90 pages
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Pages: 90 pagesAuthor: Olivier ClémentPublisher: Denes.Format: tapa blandaLanguage: caRelease date: 1/1/2013ISBN: ISBN 9788494150814
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Synopsis of Fer del món eucaristia
Fer del món eucaristia es una obra del escritor Olivier Clément, una de las personalidades contemporáneas más reconocidas de la Iglesia Ortodoxa. En sus escritos, con un marcado acento poético, hace uso del lenguaje inusual de la teología simbólica y une magistralmente los Padres de Oriente, la literatura y el pensamiento ruso, el personalismo comunitario y un ecumenismo apassionado y honesto. Este libro recoge cinco escritos de Olivier Clément que la revista francesa ortodoxa Contacts publicó con motivo de su traspaso.
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Olivier Clément
Olivier-Maurice Clément was a French Eastern Orthodox theologian who taught at St. Sergius Orthodox Theological Institute in Paris. A friend of Pope John Paul II, he actively promoted the reunification of Christians. dialogue between Christians and people of other beliefs, and the engagement of Christian thinkers with modern thought and society.
1921–200974 titles published
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