Holdings: The theology of the church

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Main Author:	Journet, Charles 1891-1975 (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	San Francisco Ignatius Press 2004
Subjects:	Catholic Church / Doctrines Catholic Church Katholische Kirche Church Theology, Doctrinal Dogmatik Katholische Theologie Ekklesiologie
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Physical Description:	xxxvii, 475 p. 24 cm
ISBN:	0898708885

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adam_text	:ONTENTS preface to the English Edition xxvii Foreword xxxi Foreword ю the 1987 Edition xxxiii Preface xxxv CHAPTER í INITIAL PRESENTATION OF THE CHURCH 1 I. The Nature of the Church і і. The manner of regarding the Church 1 Three ways of regarding Jesus Three ways of regarding the Church 2. The different names of the Church 3 The people of God The Church The Body of Christ The Bride of Christ The Kingdom of God The City of God Primary definitions of the Church 3. The Church mysterious and visible 8 The invisible soul of the Church forms her body The Church claims the whole of man, but precisely insofar as he is ordered to eternal life It is by visible hierarchical powers that Christ orders the hidden mysteries of his grace and his truth to be dispensed to men The Church is similar to Christ Incarnation spirituality The Church is primarily spiritual, secondarily visible The Church of the Word Made Flesh vii Ill CONTENTS II. ΤΚΞ ОлГГЕДЬХТ StVTľS OF ΤΗΣ CtlUP.CH IX THE С OURS Γ ОГ Time 14 1. The age of the Faiher. or the regime prior το the Church 14 The world of creation The age of the Father Thai which survives from the world of creation 2. The age of Christ awaited, or the first regime of the Church 16 The world of redemption The law of nature and the law of Moses The double mediation of the sacraments and prophecy Abraham is better than I, but my state is better than his Mediation is a path, not an obstacle Two peoples become one 3. The age of Christ present, or the formation of the Head of the Church 20 Preparation for the Incarnation The visible mission of the Son is realized in Christ the Head of the Church The time of the presence of Christ Fully Christie grace The full outpouring of grace 4. The age of the Holy Spirit, or the current regime of the Church 23 The age of the Holy Spirit will complete, not abolish, the age of the Son Why did Christ have to leave us? The age of the Holy Spirit is the age of the Eucharist and the hierarchy CHAPTER II CHRIST, THE HEAD OF THE CHURCH 26 I. The Church, the First-Born of the World Gathered Together in Christ 26 1. God becomes man that man might share in the divine nature 2 ó The unique mystery of the redemptive Incarnation CONTENTS ix The Incarnation begins our reconciliation The whole of humánny is affected through :he :.:; :;-,;;: nature of Christ The uñíale of creation is raised up T^h·7 ^iih Son hecuíTiB the fir^t-bctn nt tttcifiv гєіНггк 2, Christ espouses humanity 29 All of humanity is invited to the marriage banquet Foundations in Sacred Scripture Texts of St. Augustine -.,. Christ is incorporated into humanity 32 The vine and the branches The Head and the Body The Mystical Body One sole person 4. The recapitulation of the world in Christ 35 What is the recapitulation? The cosmic character of the Church and the law of distinction of the spiritual and the temporal The confrontation between the two cities The Church reclaims the whole man and all men, but in view of eternal ends The Church is the world being reconciled to God II. The Church Redeemed by the Passion of Christ 39 1. The redemption of Christ, the New Adam 39 Ascending and descending mediations of Christ The solidarity in Adam and the solidarity in Christ Sin: the evil of man and an offense against God The infinity of the offense and the infinity of the compensation More than deliverance, Christ brings redemption 2. The merit of Christ and his Church 44 The paradox of redemption: God is bound injustice to show mercy The merit of Christ is diffused in his members Our merits are God s gifts The Church merits in Christ an increase of love and the conversion of the world X CONTENTS 3. The satisfaction of Christ and the Church 46 The sorrowful satisfaction of Christ Its superabundance How Christ s satisfaction is communicated to ¡us members 4. The appropriation of Christ s redemption by the Church 49 The redemption of Christ is imputed, in principle, to all men The valid foundation and the error of the Lutheran doctrine of appropriation The Catholic doctrine of appropriation III. The Church Is Formed by the Grace of Christ 51 1. The capital grace of Christ 51 Capital grace The three privileges of Christ s capital grace God uses Christ as an instrument in order to pour forth his treasures of capital grace 2. The priesthood of Christ and the Church 53 The priesthood of Christ The sacrifice of Christ The participation of the faithful in the worship inaugurated by Christ 3. The kingship of Christ and the Church 55 Jesus, King and Prophet The necessity of oral preaching This contact will not be interrupted Hierarchical and private prophecy Royal and prophetic role of the Church 4. The sanctity of Christ and the Church 58 Sanctity, the supreme privilege of Christ Sanctity, the supreme treasure of the Church Sanctity comes to us through Christ What is grace? The perfections that grace assumes in Christ The action of Christ from a distance and his action by contact Grace that is fully Christ-conforming The grace of the redemption is better than the grace of innocence CONTENTS Xl The profound hold but apparent precari оизпеѕѕ cf ζ--ι ¿ c.zz of rédemption - ,- — ; --- Τ Τ ^ ТУТ f í —; ,ч. p j J^ jfš^ ill THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE CHURCH 65 Christ is the visible center of the Church. The Holy Spini is the invisible center, heart and soul of the Church The Missions or the Divine Persons, the Supreme Source of тни Church s Life 66 In the Blessed Trinity reside the Sources of the Church s Ufe The visible missions of the Son and the Spirit The effusion of Pentecost is Christ-conforming The invisible missions II. The Holy Spirit, Efficient Cause of the Church 69 The Spirit animates the Church The Spirit is the supreme responsible subject of the Church s activities The Spirit rules the Church by a special providence The Holy Spirit moves and fills the Church The dialogue between the Word and the Spirit, between the Bridegroom and Bride III. The Holy Spirit Is the Guest of the Church by the Presence of Inhabitation 77 The presence of inhabitation in heaven The presence of inhabitation here below The presence of inhabitation is appropriated to the Holy Spirit The relation between grace and the indwelling The full collective indwelling of the Spirit The full grace of Christ calls forth the full dwelling of the Spirit IV. The Holy Spirit, Uncreated Soul of the Church 83 1. He moves the Church exteriorly as a causal and efficient Principle 83 2. He is the Guest whom the Church is destined to receive 84 Xli CONTENTS 3. The Holy Spirit. Soni of che Church: m heaven, bv the transformation of knowledge erřected by une beatine vision; here below by the transformation of love effected by charity 84 The testimony of the mystics Scriptural foundations of this doctrine CHAPTER IV THE BLESSED VIRGIN IN THE CHURCH 90 I. The Blessed Virgin, Worthy Mother of God 90 The reason for the divine maternity The divine maternity, cause of all the Blessed Virgin s privileges The relation between the doctrine on the Blessed Virgin and the doctrine on the Church II. The Blessed Virgin, the Supreme Realization of the Church 92 The purity in the Church and in the Virgin Co-redemption in the Church and in the Virgin The glorification of the Church and of the Virgin III. The Place of thh Blessed Virgin in the Time of the Church 96 The saints of the Gospels belong either to the age of expectation of Christ or to the age of the Moly Spirit It is the Virgin s privilege to belong to the age of Christ s presence The collective grace of the whole Church is condensed and intensified in the Blessed Virgin The Virgin at Pentecost The entire Church is Marian CHAPTER V THE APOSTOLIC HIERARCHY 99 I. The Role of the Hierarchy 99 The chain of apostolicity The reason for a hierarchy A general response CONTENTS Xlii The immediate response; two actions d-~ Chnst. :-nt -■:■ - distance, the оїґієг су contact Preeminence of action by contact The action of continued contact by the hierarchy The hierarchy will no longer extsi in heaven Two types of hierarchical powers J-- The Powfk op Order 105 1. The power of worship common το ali the members of the Church 105 The supreme priesthood of Christ and the ministerial priesthood of Christians Christian worship Christian worship is messianic and eschatological The valid exercise of Christian worship presupposes a power to worship, conferred by consecration The power of worship in the baptized and the confirmed Distinction between the sacramental characters and the sacramental graces Consecration for worship and moral sanctity The priesthood of the faithful 2. The power of order in The nature of the power of order Scriptural foundations Patristic foundations Divisions and degrees of the power of order 3. The role of the power of order in the Church 114 It is Jesus himself who, by his ministers, baptizes and consecrates The grandeurs of the hierarchy are at the service of the I grandeurs of sanctity Î III. The Pastoral Power of Jurisdiction 115 I 1. The privileges of the apostles as founders of the Church 116 ¡ The Church was formed primarily by Christ and secondarily by the apostles I The apostles are eye-witnesses of Jesus life and Resurrection I The apostles promulgate certain sacraments The avosües have an excevtional prophetic knowledge of the substance of Christian revelation The apostles are helped by verbal or scriptural inspiration in order to Teach the deposit that was entrusted to them The extraordinary power of organization and government The oft of miracles Intransmis sib ñity of the apostolic privileges 2, Peter s trans apo stolic jurisdiccional privilege 122 Three important scriptural texts Peter founded the Church in a new way The flock of Christ s sheep The transapostolic privilege is transmissible The primacy of Peter is jurisdictional A brief difference between Peter and Paul The First Vatican Council s teaching on the primacy of Peter A text from Soloviev The mystery of the Incarnation in relation to the Eucharist and the primacy of Peter 3, The bishops, successors of the apostles 129 The apostles simultaneously receive the intransmissible powers necessary to Jound the Church and certain transmissible powers necessary to conserve the Church The passing from the apostolic age to the postapostolic age The apostolic succession: the mandate of Christ extends to the successors of the apostles The birth of the episcopate The rule of truth according to St. Irenaeus The episcopate is in charge of a particular or local Church The powers of the bishop as pastor of his particular flock The bishop is head only in the name of Christ 4, The universal or supreme jurisdiction of the pope 136 The providential reason for a supreme jurisdiction The use of the particular power of the bishops is regulated, and at times limited, by the universal power The collégial jurisdiction of the bishops united to the pope Scriptural foundations CONTENTS 1С ε witness of the past e one regime by divine ngì e iurisdicticn of the vope i, ordinary The successo? of Petet is the bishcu of FLoms The Koman Church; the humble name of the universal Church The task or instances of the jurisdictional power and che assistance of the Holy Spirit The power of order is. in itself, infallible, but the power of jurisdiction will be fallible without divine assistance Human faltering and divine assistance Three tasks or instances of juris âictional power a. The declarative power is charged with transmitting from generation to generation the divine deposit received through the early Church The deposit is transmitted only by being explained The Magisterium is not above the Word of God but above the interpretations that men give to the Word The assistance promised to the declarative power is proper and absolute The assent of theological faith That which is defined as irrevocable, without being defined as revealed b. The canonical power proclaims the secondary message of the Church. Its nature Foundations in Scripture The prudential assistance of the canonical power The measures of general order and the measures of particular order The infallible prudential assistance and the fallible prudential assistance Divine faith and ecclesial faith с The empirical existence of the Church Hierarchical and private forms of prophecy Conclusion on the jurisdictional powers XVI CONTENTS ÍV. Apostülicity, the Mysterious Property and Miraculous .Mark of the Church 155 1. Apostolicity comprises vertically a mediation Άχιά horizontally a succession 155 The mysterious property of apostolicity The properties are mysterious, the marks are miraculous 2. Aoostolicitv as a mark or miraculous sign of the true Church 157 a. Apostolicity as a mixed sign, the argument from prescription The continuity of the hierarchy Continuity of jurisdictional primacy h. Apostolicity as a pure sign, or the miracle of the constancy of the Church The constancy of the hierarchy Constancy of doctrine The constancy of the social communion The argument that the stability of the Church is knowable already by common sense с The apostolic structure of the Church was foretold Conclusion CHAPTER VI THE CREATED SOUL OF THE CHURCH 168 I. The Soul of the Church 168 1. The nature of the created soul of the Church 168 The Church, insofar as she issues forth from the hierarchy, is holy The uncreated Soul and the created soul of the Church The soul of the Church is charity insofar as it is cultic, sacramental, and directed Can charity be the soul of the Church? 2. Charity insofar as it is cultic 173 Christie charity is centered on the sacrifice of the Cross The entire prayer of the Church is cultic 3. Charity insofar as it is sacramental 175 Contact with Christ and sacramental charity Sacramental charity is connatural, filial, and complete CONTENTS XTIi Divisions of sacramental graces The diversity of the sacramental oraces The sacramental grace of the Eucharist The Eucharist is the home of all sacramental charizv 4. Charity insofar as it is directed 1S4 The interior influx and the exterior teaching of Chris: The powers of prophecy are at the service of the powers of charity Intériorisation of the jurisdictional directives 5. The twofold unity of the Church: the unity of connection and the unity of direction 186 The mystical unity of connection and the prophetic unity of direction The unity of communion lì. The Route of the Church 187 Christians pulled along in the wake of Christ. The teaching of St. Paul Christie grace aims to imprint on the Mystical Body the likeness of Christ s interior states Christie grace and the inclination to martyrdom The notion of martyr is essential to the definition of the present Church The co-redemptive mission of the Church Revealed foundations of the notion of co -redemptive activity Redeemed members and members who are co-redeemers f III. The Communion of the Church 196 jr f 1. The factors of unity 196 I The perfect unity of the Church I Intercommunion of Christians I The Holy Spirit, supreme principle of unity I 2. The spiritual interdŕfíusion of charity 198 j The spiritual aspect of charity Charity desires ίο elevate what is done elsewhere with little- love XVIII CONTEXTS Charity desires to be raised up by what is clone elsewhere with a greater love Each one is in the whole, and the whole is in each one 5. The communion of saints 203 The communion of saints is one cf the names of the Church The bond of this communion is charity This communion overcomes the harriers of the world The communion in space and time Christians are the center of the spiritual communion of the entire world The Apostles Creed CHAPTER VII THE SANCTITY OF THE CHURCH 207 I. Sanctity as Realized in the Church 207 1. The Church is not without sinners; she is nevertheless without sin 208 The Church is not without sinners The Church is nevertheless without sin The Church is disturbed by sin The Church who does not sin, but repents and converts The Church asks not to sin In what sense does the Church ask to he purified? How does the historian define the Church? How does the theologian define the Church? The Church is immaculate A progression in ecclesiology 2. All there is of true sanctity in the world is already the concern of the Church of Peter 217 The two zones of the Church: one perfected, the other initial The true goods of dissidents are already those of the Church II. Sanctity insofar as It Is Tendential in the Hierarchical Powers 21 S 1. Instrumental sanctity in the powers of order 219 CONTENTS XIX The ministerial sanctitv of the powers oí j un? cir. глсг. :ip T/ze power of order is strictly instrumentât; the cc-ä-v: oj jurisdiction is ministerial only The necessity of assistance for the powers tor jurisdiction The degrees of assistance Why is the assistance fallible in the area of particular and biologica l ai recti ves ? The Christian attitude in the presence of the possible failures of the canonical power How the failings of inferior canonical proceedings are already repudiated by the superior canonical proceedings The Church herself is without spot or wrinkle III. Sanctity as a Property and Mark op the Church 224 1. The nature and definition of the Church s sanctity 224 Sanctity passes from Christ into the Virgin, the Church, and the faithful- Sanctity is charity How does one circumscribe and recognize the Church s sanctity? 2. The mystery of the Church s sanctity 226 The sanctity of the Church is greater than that of each of her children All of the Church s sanctity is evangelical 3. The miracle of the Church s sanctity 227 The sanctity of Christ is miraculously manifested in the physical order and in the moral order The Church s sanctity is also miraculously manifested in the physical order and in the moral order Three signs of the Church s sanctity Do not judge the Church according to what she is not The Church s sanctity was foretold CHAPTER VIII THE BODY OF THE CHURCH 233 I. The Nature of the Body of the Church 233 The Church is a compound of body and soul XX CONTENTS Like Christ, the Church, which is Christ s Mystical Body. is composed of spirit and flesh, visible and invisible ι ne corporal casing oj stinsi ana tne corporal casing oj me Churćh The union in the Church of the soul and body Constitutive elements and adjacent elements of the Church s body The definition of the body of the Church according to these constitutive elements Three types of visible activities that manifest the Church: prophetic activities, cultic activities, activities of sanctity The adjacent elements of the body of the Church One can divide these elements into more categories With what certitude can we delineate the body of the Church? II. Three Properties of the Body of the Church 239 1. The body of the Church is co-extensive with the soul of the Church 240 a. The principle of co-extensivity and the created soul of the Church Where the soul of the Church is, there is her body The mode of the presence of the Church s soul determines the mode in which it vivifies her body; conversely, the latter reveals the former Where there appears something of the Church s soul, there appears something of her body b, The principle of coextensivity and the uncreated Soul of the Church The work of Christ prepares the full coming of the Spirit Where the Church is, there also is the Spirit; where the Spirit is, there also is the Church The animating influence of the Holy Spirit touches even baptized sinners, as well as the unbaptized just 2. The Church has her own body, distinct from other temporal and religious formations 244 CONTEXTS xx: The Church has her own bcdv, distinct г??г> ~л-л1?-г ?■.-:! formations The Church is the teacher of the nations The Church has hey own body, distinct from the bodies of other religious formations 5. By her body the entire Church is visible and transparent 24. The transparency in Christ and in the Church The transparency in Christ The transparency in the Church All things are as veils that conceal God ill. The Body of the Church Is Organic and Partitioned 250 1. The hierarchical ecclesial activities and those that are not hierarchical 251 Ecclesial or spiritual activities Worldly and temporal activities 2. The clerical state of life 252 Clerics are vowed to hierarchical functions Clerics are vowed to sanctifying activities in a new way Clerics are exempted as much as possible from temporal and secular activities Clergy must exist and suffer with the people 3. The lay state 254 A. The laity are vowed to all non-hierarchical ecclesial activities The role of the laity in the Church Catholic Action Catholic civic action B. In addition to ecclesial activities, the laity have, as Christians, to perform the greater part of worldly activities Christians, as members of the earthly city, must exist with the people The appeal of Pius XII to the laity 4. The other states of Christian life 263 Marriage and the celibate life The ordinary life and the perfect life 5. Other differences between the states of Christian life 271 XXII w KJ ..Ν 1 -CrV A IV, i he City of God and the World 272 1. The Ciry of God and the ernes of the world 272 The realm at the spiritual ană lhal of tlie temporal These two realms are distinct, but they are not separate The general subordination of the temporal w the spiritual To act insofar as one ís a Christian and to act as a Christian Direct interventions of the spirituál in the temporal Christianity and Christendoms Medieval Christianity A new Christendom 2. The city of God and the city of evil 282 The two mystical cities The third city CHAPTER IX MEMBERSHIP IN THE CHURCH 286 1. The first encounter with the Church 286 The complete state and the imperfect states of the Church The encounter with the Church is inevitable from the very dawn of the moral life The content of the revealed message The first presentation of the revealed message 2. The sins that divide the Church and the punishment of excommunication 289 The sin of infidelity The sin of heresy The sin of schism Exco mmun ica tion 3. The different religious formations in their relation with the Church 297 Normal religious formations The deviated religious formations and the actual multiplicity of religions Is sip, the principle of these deviations today, or can it sometimes be simply error? CONTENTS ΧΧΙΠ When is the Catholic message sufFicieyiiS/ ν το ν -с- s z-~- Keiigious deviations of a pre- Christ:an engin 1 he religious deviation οι Iudaism Isiam 4. Christian dissident religions 3?c і he internai dialectic of a heretical church tends ~o 1гомѕгог<п it into a dissident church. The form of a dissident church The Anglican Church The Orthodox Church is not schismatic but dissident The members of a dissident church The separated churches and the Church from which they are separated 5. Atheistic formations 313 6. The axiom: No salvation outside the Church 315 According to the New Testament, salvation comes by being incorporated in Christ and the Church Three Cospel clarifications The mystery of the axiom The axiom among the Fathers The desire for Baptism according to St. Ambrose The axiom in the Church s Magisterium Explanation of the axiom The regime of manifest membership The normal regime of the hidden membership before Christ The abnormal regime of hidden membership after Christ The distinction between Catholic and non- Catholic Conclusion CHAPTER X CATHOLIC UNITY 325 I. The Mystery of Catholic Unity 325 1. Definition of Catholic unity 325 J-zi- i i H Ľ íVVlt-Ul -it- t ifi iŕíVft Theo logical definitions Catholic unity is essentially a unity of charity XXIV CONTENTS 2, Сз.Ш-ОІїс uiiitv is ih this World without Ьезпэг oř* rhis world ¿2~ Catholic unity is not of this world Catholic unity ís Hti this world 3, Catholic unicy is already realized by its essence and always in becoming by its dynamism 33c The mystery of the Incarnation, realized from the first moment, unfolds ali lhe way to the Ascension The mystery of the Church; realized at Pentecost, unfolds all the way to the Parousia Extensive catholicity or the expansion of the Church The expansion of the Church reveals her to herself The multiple potentialities of ecclesial grace The integration into the Church of Christian elements or vestiges that exist in dissidents can require some renunciations The pseudo-catholicity of the un-formed 4, Missiology 336 The missionary dynamism of the Church proceeds from the divine missions Missionary dynamism echoes the essential catholicity of the Church a. The principle of missionary activity b. The goal of missionary activity с The milieu of missionary activity Definition of the missions II. The ¿Miracle of Catholic Unity 343 1. The fact of Catholic unity 344 It is a joint fact of a miraculous character The miracle of Catholic unity among the Fathers The testimonies of Newman and Moehler 2, Aspects of Catholic unity 349 Unity of worship The unity of orientation The unity of communion in charity or the catholicity of sanctity CONTEXTS і;.::· 3. i íle CcltilOilCltV Οΐ tbs CilUrCJn ^ SS ľľC!:^ 5rc* Г2 -» *-í -f » Yl t У Є и î 1 € ľ SV 6 C ΐί Ρ Є The simply rational, perspective CHAPTER XI DEFINITIONS OF THE CHURCH 355 1. Maior definitions 355 2. Minor definitions 356 General definitions Definitions of the Church of the Neiv Law Comparative definition Conclusion CONCLUSION Unity without the cloud of division The unity that divides but is not divided Mutilated or divided unity The coming APPENDIX I THE MYSTERY OF THE CHURCH ACCORDING TO THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL З69 APPENDIX 2 THE PROGRESS OF THE CHURCH IN TIME 429 Index of Scriptural Citations 447 General Index 455 Table of contents vii
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