A synodal experience in the Cuba

Authors

  • Raúl José Arderí García Seminario San Carlos y San Ambrosio en La Habana

Keywords:

synodality, Cuban Church, Vatican Council II, REC, ENEC, reconciliation, consensus fidelium

Abstract

The pontificate of Pope Francis has highlighted synodality as one of the most important features of post-conciliar ecclesiology. Despite the numerous publications on this subject, analyses of concrete synodal experiences that have involved the entire People of God do not abound. The present article uses unpublished archives to reconstruct historically the Cuban Ecclesial Reflection (REC) and the Cuban National Ecclesial Encounter (ENEC) showing how this process was a true consensus fidelium where the Cuban Church defined its mission as sacrament of reconciliation in an officially atheist society.

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Author Biography

Raúl José Arderí García, Seminario San Carlos y San Ambrosio en La Habana

Profesor de teología

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Published

2021-04-30

How to Cite

Arderí García, R. J. . (2021). A synodal experience in the Cuba. Razón Y Fe, 283(1451), 303–313. Retrieved from https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/razonyfe/article/view/16616

Issue

Vol. 283 No. 1451 (2021): may-june

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Artículos

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