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Confirmed in the Spirit
| Communio
(2026/1 n° 303)
]]>2026-02-09T00:00:00+01:002026-02-19T00:00:00+01:00La vie nouvelle est faite pour croître sans mesure : ainsi
s’éclaire le lien entre le baptême et la confirmation, par-delà les
difficultés que soulève la distinction entre ces deux sacrements
dans la tradition latine. La maturité spirituelle du chrétien n’est
pas seulement affaire de progrès psychologique : elle renvoie
surtout à la dynamique qui va de Pâques à la Pentecôte, d’où
jaillit la plénitude de l’Esprit saint, que le Christ répand en
abondance en nous incorporant plus parfaitement à l’Église.
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Pages 1 to 7| Front matter
Pages 9 to 15| Bourgeois: Life without restraint
| Florent Urfels, Christophe Bourgeois
Pages 17 to 26| The Seal of the Holy Spirit
| Thomas Humphries
Pages 27 to 39| Anointing, laying on of hands, and unity of the Church
| Charles-Antoine Fogielman
Pages 41 to 51| “The inner instinct”
| David Perrin
Pages 53 to 68| Confirmation
| José Granados
Pages 69 to 83| Confirmation and charisms
| Étienne Grenet
Pages 85 to 93| Confirmation and spiritual maturity
| Éric de Moulins-Beaufort
Pages 97 to 108| Magical-technical thinking and the true essence of a Tolkien fairy
tale
| Stéphanie Rumpza
Pages 109 to 119| Fleeting glimpses of the marriage according to J.R.R. Tolkien
| Michaël Devaux
Pages 121 to 128| Back matter
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Authority and power
| Communio
(2025/6 n° 302)
]]>2025-12-09T00:00:00+01:002026-01-19T00:00:00+01:00Là où l’autorité est contestée, on prétend la
restaurer - souvent en vain, faute de s’interroger sur
son sens exact. Rappeler qu’elle appartient en propre à Dieu ne
conduit ni à consacrer toute forme de pouvoir ni à ignorer ou
absoudre les abus, même dans l’Église. Il s’agit plutôt de
reconnaître que nul homme ne peut s’approprier l’autorité qui fonde
et juge tout pouvoir. Le Christ lui-même la reçoit du Père, jusque
dans l’impuissance de la Croix, avant de la confier aux
apôtres.
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Pages 1 to 7| Front matter
Pages 9 to 16| The nature of authority
| Christophe Bourgeois
Pages 17 to 34| Power, resistance, authority
| Jean-Marie Salamito
Pages 35 to 47| The power given by God to men
| Thomas Söding
Pages 49 to 61| Authority as mediation − Gaston Fessard and Giuseppe Capograssi
| Stefano Biancu
Pages 63 to 76| Authority, judge of itself
| Thierry-Dominique Humbrecht
Pages 77 to 88| Cooperation of all the faithful and exercise of ecclesial power
| Libero Gerosa
Pages 89 to 99| Without confusion or separation
| Bertram Stubernauch
Pages 100 to 114| Apologetics and Theology
| Jean-Pierre Wagner
Pages 115 to 119| Tribute to David Tracy (1939-2025)
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 120 to 122| Author Index for Volume L (2025)
Pages 123 to 128| Back matter
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Artificial Intelligence
| Communio
(2025/5)
]]>2025-10-08T00:00:00+02:002025-10-29T00:00:00+01:00Parfois plus rapide et plus performante que l’homme,
l’intelligence artificielle est à l’origine d’une révolution
technologique qui suscite la peur ou la fascination. La machine ne
risque-t-elle pas de surpasser l’intelligence humaine qui l’a créée
? Résister à l’idolâtrie comme à la techno-phobie permet de situer
l’intelligence arti ficielle à sa juste place, de repérer ses
vertus et ses limites – mais aussi de mieux saisir ce qui fait le
propre de l’intelligence humaine
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Pages 1 to 8| Front matter
Pages 9 to 14| Putting Artificial Intelligence where it rightly belongs
| Jean-David Fermanian, Isabelle Rak
Pages 17 to 34| Demystifying Artificial Intelligence
| Jean-David Fermanian, Isabelle Rak
Pages 35 to 46| Remaining fully human in the age of AI − Interview with Tibor
Görföl
| Tibor Görföl, Noreen Herzfeld
Pages 47 to 62| The stages of development of Artificial Intelligence
| Jacques Henno
Pages 65 to 76| Generative AI, the new idol?
| Thomas Souverain
Pages 77 to 95| The Mechanization of Thought or Triple Reduction
| Groupe de Travail Intelligence Artificielle du Centre Teilhard De Chardin
Pages 97 to 111| Irreducible Intelligence − Lessons from the Middle Ages
| Laure Solignac
Pages 113 to 121| Does technology protect us? An ethical and social question
| Joseph Ratzinger
Pages 122 to 129| Back matter
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At the discretion of the Father
| Communio
(2025/4)
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Pages 1 to 7| Front matter
Pages 9 to 15| The discretion of a relationship
| Florent Urfels
Pages 17 to 30| Is there a messianic secret in Mark’s Gospel?
| Craig Keener
Pages 31 to 43| Initiation into the secrets of the Father – What can we
say about the conscience of Christ?
| Tibor Görföl
Pages 45 to 55| The secret of God in Pseudo-Denys
| Jean Reynard
Pages 57 to 68| Jean Calvin a fatalist? The secret of election in the
Institution of the Christian religion
| Timothée Gestin
Pages 69 to 82| The seal of avowal – The secret of confession
| Benoît Donnet
Pages 83 to 97| I Confess – A well-kept secret
| Denis Dupont-Fauville
Pages 99 to 104| Pray without asking? – What we can learn from the
Norwegian writer Jon Fosse
| Ulrich Greiner
Pages 105 to 115| Praise and purification – Joseph Ratzinger as a reader of
St. Augustine
| Jean-Pierre Batut
Pages 117 to 120| Everything originates in the Father’s love
| Éric de Moulins-Beaufort
Pages 122 to 128| Back matter
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The gift of communion
| Communio
(2025/2-3 N° 298-299)
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Pages 1 to 8| Front matter
Pages 9 to 21| A gift in advance
| Christophe Bourgeois
Pages 25 to 36| Finally becoming his brother’s guardian
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 37 to 42| What takes place in the place – Interview
| Pierre Michon, Marie-Ève Benoteau-Alexandre
Pages 43 to 53| Is communio a political issue?
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 55 to 61| The dignity of society − Interview
| Francis Russell Hittinger, Émilie Tardivel
Pages 65 to 80| From here to eternity: communion in the New Testament
| Nathan Betz
Pages 81 to 90| The Holy Spirit as communion of the Father and the Son
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 93 to 104| The Eucharist, the Good of Communio
| Florent Urfels
Pages 105 to 119| Sobornost’ in Khomiakov and Bulgakov − An ecclesiology of
communion
| Ivan Ilin
Pages 121 to 144| What unity? − Reflections on the purpose of the ecumenical
movement: a Catholic perspective
| Kurt Koch
Pages 145 to 158| Communion between the generations?
| Rémi Brague
Pages 163 to 166| Communio French edition, a journal that should never have
been published
| Corinne Marion
Pages 167 to 177| The challenges of Communio
| Jean Duchesne
Pages 179 to 189| Communio - Heritage and mission
| Jan-Heiner Tück
Pages 191 to 193| Faith, culture and society
| Lambert Hendriks
Pages 195 to 198| Just two little dimes
| Andrés Di Ciô
Pages 199 to 201| Communio journal in the 21st century
| Tibor Görföl
Pages 202 to 209| Back matter
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The baptismal condition
| Communio
(2025/1 n° 297)
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Pages 1 to 8| Front matter
Pages 9 to 9| Preliminary
| Christophe Bourgeois
Pages 11 to 22| Baptism in the beginning
| Jean-Pierre Batut
Pages 23 to 32| Baptism and the unity of the Paschal Mystery
| Édouard Adé
Pages 33 to 40| Baptism and Deification
| Andrew Louth
Pages 41 to 53| Baptism and mystical life in The Life in Christ by Nicolas
Cabasilas
| Michelina Tenace
Pages 55 to 67| “Wonderful experience”
| Georg Röwekamp
Pages 69 to 85| In the beginning, the waters of baptism
| Jonathan Martin Ciraulo
Pages 87 to 96| The baptized’s spiritual struggle
| Martin Steffens
Pages 97 to 106| On baptism – Interview
| Erik Varden, Tibor Görföl
Pages 109 to 109| Jean-Marie Cardinal Lustiger: Notre-Dame, sign of unity −
unpublished homilies
| Jean-Baptiste Arnaud
Pages 111 to 114| “The dwelling place of God among men”
| Jean-Marie Lustiger
Pages 115 to 117| “Objects have no soul, but they speak to the soul”
| Jean-Marie Lustiger, Jean-Baptiste Arnaud
Pages 119 to 125| Walter Cardinal Kasper and Jan-Heiner Tück: The Second Coming of
Christ
| Walter Kasper, Jan-Heiner Tück
Pages 126 to 129| Back matter
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The Council of Nicaea (325)
| Communio
(2024/6 No 296)
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Pages 1 to 8| Front matter
Pages 9 to 15| Nicaea − Memory of a synod
| Matthieu Cassin
Pages 17 to 31| Henryk Pietras: The historical context of the Council of Nicaea
(325) and the reasons for its convening
| Henryk Pietras
Pages 32 to 43| Wolfram Kinzig: The Nicene Creed − Its History Up to the Council of
Chalcedon
| Wolfram Kinzig
Pages 44 to 54| David M. Gwynn: Athanasius, Nicaea, and the “Arian Controversy”
| David M. Gwynn
Pages 55 to 65| Giulio Maspero: Hellenization of the faith or use (chrêsis) of
philosophy in Nicaea?
| Giulio Maspero
Pages 67 to 82| Christian Stoll: Christology without Dogma − Dogma without
Christology Adolf von Harnack and Erik Peterson or two
anti-speculative interpretations of Christ
| Christian Stoll
Pages 83 to 94| Ioan Moga: Commemoration as an exercise in vigilance − The Council
of Nicaea (325) in the Orthodox Church
| Ioan Moga
Pages 95 to 110| Vincent Holzer: Nicea (325) and the relevance of Trinitarian
theology – Trajectory of an ambivalent reception
| Vincent Holzer
Pages 111 to 117| Tobias Mayer: Some remarks on the theology of history in Jean
Daniélou
| Tobias Mayer
Pages 118 to 129| Back matter
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Jean Daniélou (1905-1974)
| Communio
(2024/5 n° 295)
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Pages 9 to 11| Jean Daniélou, a disturbing thinker
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 12 to 14| Jean Daniélou, or the intelligence of the Gospel
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 15 to 18| Father Daniélou at the École de Sèvres (1941-1974)
| Annick Lallemand
Pages 19 to 23| An “apostle according to the Spirit“ – Jean Daniélou, his
mother and the Saint-François-Xavier Community
| Marguerite Léna
Pages 24 to 25| Twenty years of the Latin Quarter
| Jean-Marie Lustiger
Pages 27 to 44| Present orientations of religious thought
| Jean Daniélou, Florian Michel
Pages 45 to 57| Jean Daniélou and the task of thinking with the Fathers of the
Church
| Giulio Maspero
Pages 58 to 73| The Theology of Revelation in Jean Daniélou
| Pietro Pizzuto
Pages 74 to 85| Typology in Jean Daniélou – Current Attestation of Eschatological
Realities
| Gilberto Sabbadin
Pages 86 to 97| A Pastor As Well As a Theologian
| Jean Duchesne
Pages 98 to 109| Jean Daniélou, Christianity and religions − The theological meaning
of the historical problem of religions
| Marcelo Bravo Pereira
Pages 110 to 121| Fifty years after the death of Jean Daniélou, what is the status of
the question of Judeo-Christianity?
| Régis Burnet
Pages 122 to 123| In memoriam, Jacqueline d’Ussel, s.f.x. (1927-2024)
| Jean Duchesne
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Laughter
| Communio
(2024/4 No 294)
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Pages 9 to 14| For better or for laughter
| Paul-Victor Desarbres, Anne de Saxcé
Pages 15 to 22| “No, you laughed” (Genesis 18:15)
| Philippe Lefebvre
Pages 23 to 34| Laughter of admiration: Christian joy
| Anne de Saxcé
Pages 35 to 45| “Santo riso”
| Giacomo Mussini
Pages 47 to 58| Are monks allowed to laugh?
| Michael Casey
Pages 59 to 74| Laughter on the palette
| Marie-Christine Gomez-Géraud
Pages 75 to 91| Speaking for laughs and for real
| Paul-Victor Desarbres
Pages 92 to 102| Holy Saturday – when the Father is silent
| Walter Kasper, Jan-Heiner Tück
Pages 103 to 110| Assisted suicide – or the imbalance of ethics
| François-Xavier Putallaz
Pages 111 to 118| Father Serge Bonnet
| Daniel Rondeau
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Paradoxes of faith
| Communio
(2024/3 No 293)
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Pages 7 to 14| Walking sideways to walk straigh
| Florent Urfels
Pages 15 to 29| Blessed are those whom God will always surprise
| Jean Duchesne
Pages 30 to 41| The secret of paradoxes
| Emmanuel Cattin
Pages 42 to 56| Eunomius, the heretic who refuses paradox
| Bernard Pottier
Pages 57 to 69| Paradoxes of the Incarnation according to Kierkegaard
| Joséphine Jamet
Pages 70 to 81| Newman on probability and mystery
| Roderick Strange
Pages 82 to 97| The presence of mystery
| Roberto Carelli
Pages 98 to 112| The structures of paradox in Saint John of the Cross
| Iain Matthew
Pages 113 to 121| The Opulence of Empty Hands
| Jean de Saint-Cheron
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The Church anew
| Communio
(2024/1 No 291-292)
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Pages 9 to 22| The Church in the making
| Christophe Bourgeois
Pages 23 to 30| For a synodal Church: what kind of reform?
| Marc Ouellet, Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 31 to 45| Reforming the Church in the Middle Ages
| Xavier Hélary
Pages 47 to 65| Grammar of the Reformation
| Benoît Schmitz
Pages 67 to 82| Establishing, restoring and reforming the Roman Missal
| Florian Michel
Pages 83 to 96| The role of canon law in Church reform
| Carlo Fantappiè
Pages 97 to 108| Casta Meretrix
| Anton Strukelj
Pages 109 to 127| Real presence, sacramentality and the Synodical Way in Germany
| Stefan Oster
Pages 129 to 144| The universality of baptism and the masculine configuration of
sacred orders
| Philippe Vallin
Pages 145 to 160| Representing Christ the Bridegroom
| Jan-Heiner Tück
Pages 161 to 162| Presentation
Pages 163 to 171| The first witnesses, or the identification of Nazism
| Johann Chapoutot
Pages 173 to 186| Father Chaillet, a theology in history
| Laurent Ducerf
Pages 187 to 196| Pierre Chaillet and Gaston Fessard
| Jean-Luc Marion
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Time for conversion
| Communio
(2023/6 No 290)
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Pages 9 to 16| Time for conversion
| Paul-Victor Desarbres, Bernard Gendrel
Pages 17 to 31| Pascal or the continuous beginnings of conversion
| Laurent Thirouin
Pages 32 to 45| Conversion in the New Testament – A false proximity
| Régis Burnet
Pages 46 to 56| Personal conversion − Participating in the collective conversion of
God’s people
| Philippe Cazala
Pages 57 to 72| Charles Péguy’s conversions
| Nicolas Faguer
Pages 73 to 84| Time of the novel, time of conversion – The case of Augustine where
the Master is there by Joseph Malègue
| Bernard Gendrel
Pages 85 to 100| Passing into Christ – Conversion in Father de Lubac
| Marie-Gabrielle Lemaire
Pages 101 to 104| May my joy remain
| Simon Icard
Pages 105 to 119| Autonomous Weapons Systems −The Holy See’s Contributions to a Major
Ethical Question
| Dominique Lambert
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Fear
| Communio
(2023/5 No 289)
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Pages 9 to 11| Starting from our fears
| Paul Colrat
Pages 13 to 26| A salutary fear
| Paul Colrat
Pages 27 to 43| Can a Christian live without anguish in the times we are going
through?
| Jérôme Moreau
Pages 45 to 60| Renouncing the apocalypse?
| Foucauld Giuliani
Pages 61 to 70| Fear is also at the beginning of the world
| Marie Thomas
Pages 73 to 75| In memory of Peter Henrici
| Jan-Heiner Tück
Pages 76 to 79| A tribute to Monsignor Peter Henrici
| Marie-Jeanne Coutagne
Pages 80 to 81| Farewell to Jean Congourdeau
| Jean Duchesne
Pages 83 to 95| “Do not speak out of turn”
| Bruno Gautier
Pages 96 to 107| Word of Light - Word of Life
| Jean-Xavier Lalo
Pages 108 to 121| In God’s name: how to represent Christ ?
| Jean-Philippe Goudot
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Religious freedom – A right
| Communio
(2023/3 No 287-288)
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Pages 9 to 12| The right to do one’s duty
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 13 to 23| The right to religious freedom – Convergences and equivocations
between the Church and liberal States
| François Daguet
Pages 25 to 37| Dignitatis Humanae and the modern liberal State
| Nicholas J. Healy
Pages 39 to 58| Secularism and Religious Freedom in the Discourse of the French
Episcopate (19th-21st centuries)
| Philippe Portier
Pages 59 to 68| Émilie Tardivel: Difficult religious freedom – Hobbes, Spinoza and
modern political philosophy
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 69 to 78| Emmanuel Tawil: What remains of religious freedom in France after
the law on separatism
| Emmanuel Tawil
Pages 79 to 94| David Vopřada: A matter of conscience? Tertullian and the defense
of religious freedoms
| David Vopřada
Pages 95 to 95| Introduction
Pages 97 to 114| Louis Bouyer: Gerard Manley Hopkins: the abyss calls the abyss…
| Louis Bouyer
Pages 115 to 116| Franz Werfel (1890-1945)
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 117 to 130| Franz Werfel (1890-1945)
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 131 to 131| Franz Werfel (1890-1945)
Pages 133 to 134| Franz Werfel (1890-1945)
Pages 135 to 135| Franz Werfel (1890-1945)
| Paul-Victor Desarbres
Pages 137 to 137| János Pilinszky
Pages 138 to 140| János Pilinszky
| Paul-Victor Desarbres
Pages 141 to 150| The poetry of the vulnerable
| Tibor Görföl
Pages 151 to 151| José Tolentino de Mendonça (born in 1965)
Pages 152 to 161| The implicit God in the poetry of José Tolentino de Mendonça
| Maria José Vaz Pinto
Pages 162 to 167| Jose Tolentino de Mendonça: When the New Testament quotes the poets
(Acts 17:28) – A map for orientation in the present time
| Jose Tolentino de Mendonça
Pages 169 to 169| Introduction
Pages 171 to 174| What future for the priesthood?
| Marc Ouellet
Pages 175 to 178| The priesthood between theological reference points and pastoral
questions
| Philippe Capelle
Pages 179 to 182| Reading the Fathers
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 183 to 186| The ministerial priesthood – Separate to sanctify
| Isabelle Rak
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Memory
| Communio
(2023/2 No 286)
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Pages 9 to 19| Memory, history, liturgy
| Florian Michel
Pages 21 to 35| Bodily memory – Concrete historical objects as places of memory
| Josef Pieper
Pages 37 to 55| Memory, spiritual experience and aesthetic experience
| Emmanuelle Hénin
Pages 57 to 69| The prophets of the Old Testament – Between history and memory of
Revelation
| Philippe Cazala
Pages 71 to 79| Remembering God according to St. Augustine
| Anne de Saxcé
Pages 81 to 92| “Remembering, we offer you” – The Eucharistic Memorial
| Florent Urfels
Pages 93 to 108| “The Fight for the Eucharist”: The Diary of Alexander Schmemann –
Impetus for an eschatological renewal of the Church
| Ioan Moga
Pages 109 to 117| Omnipresence of the cathedral in nineteenth-century literature
| Joëlle Prungnaud
Pages 119 to 122| Rereading Ordinatio sacerdotalis
| Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz
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The Mission of the Spirit
| Communio
(2023/1 No 285)
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Pages 9 to 11| Veni, Sancte Spiritus!
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 13 to 28| If there be any communion of the Spirit…
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 29 to 36| Who are you? – Edith Stein’s hymn to the Holy Spirit
| Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz
Pages 37 to 46| Come, O Come, Spirit of Life – The Pneumatology of Karl Barth
| Ulrich H.J. Körtner
Pages 47 to 58| You have received the spirit of sons – Holy Spirit and Tradition
| Ursula Schumacher
Pages 59 to 63| Receive the Holy Spirit – Homily of Sunday, May 30, 1982 at
Notre-Dame de Paris
| Jean-Marie Lustiger
Pages 65 to 69| The permanent presence of the Spirit - Homily on Sunday, May 23,
1999 at Notre-Dame de Paris
| Jean-Marie Lustiger
Pages 73 to 73| Tribute
Pages 75 to 76| A master and a friend
| Jean-Robert Armogathe
Pages 77 to 89| The path of a friendship – Memory, testimony and gratitude
| Olegario González de Cardedal
Pages 91 to 103| Balthasar and Ratzinger, or faithfulness to God, Men and Creation
| Elio Guerriero
Pages 105 to 109| The Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and
Communio
| Peter Henrici
Pages 111 to 116| Only the reality of Christ suffices – Joseph Ratzinger
| Angelo Scola
Pages 117 to 122| Beauty and Holiness in the Theology of Pope Benedict XVI
| Anton Strukelj
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Being born
| Communio
(2022/6 No 284)
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Pages 8 to 11| The Birth Event
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 13 to 26| Man, this eternal newborn
| Isabelle Rak
Pages 27 to 35| Being born − One phenomenon, three paradoxes
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 37 to 48| Can we be born again? Understanding Baptism
| Christophe Bourgeois
Pages 49 to 59| Saving and giving birth − The parallel of the Book of Isaiah
| Dominique Janthial
Pages 61 to 71| Being born in a world that is becoming Christian
| Marie-Hélène Congourdeau
Pages 73 to 88| Of the convenience of being born
| Fabrice Hadjadj
Pages 89 to 97| Births and Nativity – Poems
Pages 99 to 106| The depth of lex orandi
| Matthieu Rougé
Pages 107 to 119| About D’ailleurs, la Révélation
| Jean-Luc Marion, Émeline Durand, Vincent Blanchet
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The flesh
| Communio
(2022/5 No 283)
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Pages 8 to 16| Endurance of the flesh
| Emmanuel Housset
Pages 17 to 36| The fragility of the flesh according to Saint Paul
| Olivier Boulnois
Pages 37 to 50| From concupiscentia carnis to the flesh of Christ − Faces of
the flesh in the Confessions of Saint Augustine
| Juliette de Dieuleveult
Pages 51 to 66| The Christian ascent of the flesh in Saint Thomas Aquinas
| Chirine Raveton
Pages 67 to 82| The place of the flesh
| Emmanuel Housset
Pages 83 to 96| The flesh of life according to John
| Emmanuel Cattin
Pages 97 to 109| “Lord, show us your ways” − An interview conducted by Jan-Heiner
Tück
| Christoph Schönborn
Pages 110 to 122| The true character of the marriage of Mary and Joseph according to
Saint Thomas Aquinas
| Marie de l’Assomption
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Synodality
| Communio
(2022/3 No 281-282)
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Pages 9 to 9| Foreword by Pope Francis
| Pape François
Pages 10 to 16| The other name of the Church
| Jean-Robert Armogathe, Florent Urfels
Pages 17 to 28| From collegiality to synodality
| Florent Urfels
Pages 29 to 44| “All, some, one”
| Hyacinthe Destivdle
Pages 45 to 57| Some disciplinary and doctrinal precedents on “synodality”
| Péter Erdö
Pages 58 to 73| Synodality in the First Christian Millennium
| Edward G. Farrugia
Pages 74 to 86| The Councils of Toledo (6th-7th centuries)
| Bruno Dumézil
Pages 87 to 100| The Conciliar Tradition in the United States
| Florian Michel
Pages 101 to 119| The Second Vatican Council and the post-conciliar synods
| Walter Kasper
Pages 120 to 135| Synodality in the Anglican Tradition
| Rowan William
Pages 136 to 143| The synodal experience today
| Kurt Koch, Tibor Görföl
Pages 144 to 144| Introduction
Pages 145 to 153| God and Poetry
| Michael Edwards
Pages 154 to 164| Architect of the Eternal
| Carlo Ossola
Pages 165 to 175| Elizabeth Jennings
| Jean Duchesne
Pages 176 to 186| Newman, poet-theologian
| Frédéric Slaby
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Christ, icon of the invisible God
| Communio
(2022/2 No 280)
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Pages 8 to 17| The icon of the invisible God
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 18 to 32| The states of Christology at the end of the modern period
| Vincent Holzer
Pages 33 to 44| Historia and visibility of Christ in the images at the
Council of Nicaea II
| Maxime Deurbergue
Pages 45 to 57| Patristic liturgy and catechesis as a passage from the visible to
the invisible
| David Vopřada
Pages 58 to 71| All in the same image
| Tibor Görföl
Pages 72 to 81| “He who sees me, sees the Father”
| Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz
Pages 82 to 89| On a revelation that would be Jewish
| Dan Arbib
Pages 90 to 100| “You have seen that I have spoken to you from heaven”
(Exodus 20:22)
| Christoph Dohmen
Pages 101 to 112| The vocabulary of the apparitions of the risen Christ
| Michel Quesnel
Pages 113 to 122| Régis Burnet and Geert Van Oyen: 250 years after Lessing, where is
the research on Jesus?
| Régis Burnet, Geert Van Oyen