Creatio Continua in Missio Dei: Ecological Spirituality and Pedagogy in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’

by David O. Reyes

0.00

Available

login to download this publication
BACK TO:  SERIALS   |   BOOKS   |   SHOP |   CONFERENCES

We are also pleased to feature David O. Reyes’ Creatio continua in missio Dei: Ecological Spirituality and Pedagogy in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’” Here he examines an important aspect to which the Pope dedicates the entire Chapter 6 of this landmark document: the formation of an authentic ecological spirituality and pedagogy as a way to address the current global crisis. Unfortunately, this chapter is frequently neglected in discussions, perhaps due not only to its placement towards the end of the encyclical, but also since spirituality and pedagogy themselves are often viewed as the exclusive realm of a few experts, ensuing in a certain reticence to tackle them. Hence, in this much needed investigation, Reyes develops the notion of creatio continua as a practical summons to participate in the missio Dei. He then explores how this can be translated into an ecological spirituality and pedagogy using as framework the concept of transformative learning as expounded by Hathaway and Boff. – from the Editor’s Preface

Creatio Continua in Missio Dei: Ecological Spirituality and Pedagogy in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’

SKU LOYOLA-PAPERS-871 Category

We are also pleased to feature David O. Reyes’ Creatio continua in missio Dei: Ecological Spirituality and Pedagogy in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’” Here he examines an important aspect to which the Pope dedicates the entire Chapter 6 of this landmark document: the formation of an authentic ecological spirituality and pedagogy as a way to address the current global crisis. Unfortunately, this chapter is frequently neglected in discussions, perhaps due not only to its placement towards the end of the encyclical, but also since spirituality and pedagogy themselves are often viewed as the exclusive realm of a few experts, ensuing in a certain reticence to tackle them. Hence, in this much needed investigation, Reyes develops the notion of creatio continua as a practical summons to participate in the missio Dei. He then explores how this can be translated into an ecological spirituality and pedagogy using as framework the concept of transformative learning as expounded by Hathaway and Boff. – from the Editor’s Preface

AuthorDavid O. Reyes
Volume No.2
Serial No.2
Start Page109
End Page135
Publication SeriesLoyola Papers
FormatEbook
0

Publication Cart

Quantity: 0 Items: 0
The Cart is Empty
No Product in the Cart!
0.00
0.00
₱0.00

We serve cookies on this site to analyze traffic, remember your preference, and optimize your experience.