Afrika, Krankenbett Europas

In einer globalisierten Welt werden die Probleme, die Afrikas Situation charakterisieren, auf dem ganzen Planeten spürbar. Dies sagte Kardinal Péter Erdö, Präsident des Rates für die Bischofskonferenzen Europas. Es sei nötig, die Reichtümer der Kirche in Afrika mit der Welt zu teilen. „In Europa scheint das Wort Familie an vielen Orten bereits politisch unkorrekt zu sein. Wir erwarten von unseren afrikanischen Brüdern eine mutige Antwort in Form einer guten und vollständigen Familie, mit einer Theologie der Familie und mit der Kirche als Zeichen einer Familie. Wie können wir ohne dies ein Modell für die Versöhnung finden? Ja, die Familie spielt eine wesentliche Rolle auf dem Weg der Versöhnung, der Gerechtigkeit und des Friedens. Aber die Bischöfe sehen auch die Bedeutung des Glaubens in der afrikanischen Bevölkerung, der dabei hilft, universale Probleme zu lösen. Formato audioDurata (hh:mm:ss)Video editor1_Siervas_ved 1_Siervas_vedFormato videoTematica Parole chiave enTitolo news Testo speaker DUR:14 In a globalized world, the problems that Africa experiences today are also shared by the rest of the world. Yet it is also imperative that the richness of the African Church be shared by everyone, as Cardinal Péter Erdő, the president of the Council of European Bishops Conferences (CCEE), explained. DUR:13 The family plays a crucial role in the promotion of reconciliation, justice and peace throughout the world. However, the bishops also have also seen the importance of the African communities faith with regard to these global problems. DUR:5 A faith that, according to the primate of Hungary, is alive and active in Africa. Testo speaker 2 SOTTOPANCIA: Cardinal Péter Erdő -- President of the CCEE DUR:27 In many parts of Europe, the word family seems to be politically incorrect. We hope that our African brothers have the courage to keep the idea of the family as something beautiful and integral, as understood by the theology of the family and the Church-Family. Because without the family, where could we find a model for reconciliation? DUR:22 Above all, the European bishops hope for light, the light of the African Christians faith, and also the evaluation of their experiences. Because their problems, even though they concern a certain region, are problems that relate to all human beings. DUR:30 Faith not only in its abstract and theological dimension, but also a faith that is lived and celebrated. We have heard of the beautiful African liturgies and we also know how often these liturgies take place in many of Africas regions. Yet, there are experiences that unite faith and daily life which are particular to Africa, including some that concern peace issues.SpeakerAssaf_spk_en Andrea_spk_enSpeaker2Assaf_spk_en Andrea_spk_enTraduzione a cura diGrant_tra_fr_en Caitlin_tra_fr_enRiassunto Approfondimento testualeIn a globalized world, the problems that Africa experiences today are also shared by the rest of the world. Yet it is also imperative that the richness of the African Church be shared by everyone, as Cardinal Péter Erdő, the president of the Council of European Bishops Conferences (CCEE), explained. In many parts of Europe, the word family seems to be politically incorrect. We hope that our African brothers have the courage to keep the idea of the family as something beautiful and integral, as understood by the theology of the family and the Church-Family. Because without the family, where could we find a model for reconciliation?The family plays a crucial role in the promotion of reconciliation, justice and peace throughout the world. However, the bishops also have also seen the importance of the African communities faith with regard to these global problems.Above all, the European bishops hope for light, the light of the African Christians faith, and also the evaluation of their experiences. Because their problems, even though they concern a certain region, are problems that relate to all human beings.A faith that, according to the primate of Hungary, is alive and active in Africa

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