The Joy of the Gospel
 |
Description
Book Introduction
This document, entitled “On the Proclamation of the Gospel in the Modern World,” was published on 26 November 2013 as an exhortation of Pope Francis to clergy, religious, consecrated persons and laity.
“The joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus.” With these words, Pope Francis begins this document, which explores the theme of “The Proclamation of the Gospel in Today’s World.” Through this exhortation, the Pope encourages Christians to embark on a new phase of evangelization and indicates a new path for the Church to follow in the coming years.
In this exhortation, Pope Francis invites us to rediscover the original freshness of the Gospel, seeking “new paths” and “creative methods.”
And he encouraged us to become a church that is out on the streets, wounded, hurt, and defiled, rather than a church that is closed off and unhealthy and only cares about its own comfort.
Meanwhile, this document is the first official document of Pope Francis since the encyclical Lumen fidei, which he wrote together with his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, and which he handed over to 36 faithful after the closing Mass of the Year of Faith on November 24, 2013.
“The joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus.” With these words, Pope Francis begins this document, which explores the theme of “The Proclamation of the Gospel in Today’s World.” Through this exhortation, the Pope encourages Christians to embark on a new phase of evangelization and indicates a new path for the Church to follow in the coming years.
In this exhortation, Pope Francis invites us to rediscover the original freshness of the Gospel, seeking “new paths” and “creative methods.”
And he encouraged us to become a church that is out on the streets, wounded, hurt, and defiled, rather than a church that is closed off and unhealthy and only cares about its own comfort.
Meanwhile, this document is the first official document of Pope Francis since the encyclical Lumen fidei, which he wrote together with his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, and which he handed over to 36 faithful after the closing Mass of the Year of Faith on November 24, 2013.
index
The Joy of the Gospel [Article 1]
Ⅰ.
Always New Joy, Sharing Joy [2-8]
Ⅱ.
The Joy of Evangelization: A Joy and Comfort [9-10]
Eternal Newness [Articles 11-13]
Ⅲ.
New Evangelization for the Transmission of the Faith [14-15]
Proposals and Limitations of This Recommendation [paragraphs 16-18]
Chapter 1: The Missionary Transformation of the Church [Article 19]
Ⅰ.
The Church that 'Sets Out' [Paragraphs 20-23]
Take the first step, jump in, go together, bear fruit, and rejoice [Article 24]
Ⅱ.
Renewal of Pastoral Activity [25-26]
The Church's Renewal Can No Longer Be Delayed [27-33]
Ⅲ.
From the Heart of the Gospel [34-39]
Ⅳ.
Mission Embodied Within Human Limits [40-45]
V.
Mother with an Open Heart [paragraphs 46-49]
Chapter 2: In the Crisis of Joint Effort [Paragraphs 50-51]
Ⅰ.
Challenges of Today's World [Article 52]
An Economy of Exclusion Is Unacceptable [Paragraphs 53-54]
Money is not the new idol [paragraphs 55-56]
A financial system that rules without serving must not exist [paragraphs 57-58]
Inequality that breeds violence must not be tolerated [paragraphs 59-60]
Cultural Challenges [paragraphs 61-67]
The Challenge of Inculturating Faith [paragraphs 68-70]
The Challenge of Urban Culture [71-75]
Ⅱ.
Temptations faced by pastoral workers [76-77]
Responding to the Challenges of Missionary Spirituality [78-80]
Selfish indolence is not acceptable [81-83]
Unnecessary Pessimism Is Not Enough [Paragraphs 84-86]
Responding to the New Relationship Christ Brings [87-92]
Spiritual worldliness is not allowed [93-97]
There must be no fighting between us [paragraphs 98-101]
Additional Challenges for the Church [102-109]
Chapter 3: Proclamation of the Gospel [Article 110]
Ⅰ.
The entire people of God proclaim the Gospel [No. 111]
A People for All [112-114]
A People of Diverse Characters [Paragraphs 115-118]
We Are All Missionary Disciples [119-121]
The Evangelizing Power of Popular Piety [122-126]
From Person to Person [Paragraphs 127-129]
Gifts Contributing to Evangelizing Communion [130-131]
Culture, Thought, and Education [132-134]
Ⅱ.
Sermon [paragraphs 135-136]
Precedent Circumstances [137-138]
Mother's Conversation [139-141]
Words that Set Fire in the Heart [142-144]
Ⅲ.
Preparing a Lecture [Paragraph 145]
Respect for Truth [146-148]
Making the Word Your Own [149-151]
Spiritual Reading [152-153]
Listening to the People [154-155]
Lecture Materials [Paragraphs 156-159]
Ⅳ.
Evangelization through the Deepening of the Kerygma [160-162]
Kerygma and Mystical Formation [163-168]
Accompanying the Maturity Process [169-173]
Centered on the Word of God [Paragraphs 174-175]
Chapter 4: The Social Dimension of Evangelization [176]
Ⅰ.
The communal and social repercussions of the kerygma [177]
Confession of Faith and Social Participation [178-179]
The Kingdom of God Calling Us [Paragraphs 180-181]
The Church's Teaching on Social Issues [Nos. 182-185]
Ⅱ.
Social Integration of the Poor [Article 186]
The Cry We Hear with God [187-192]
Be faithful to the Gospel so that it does not come to naught [193-196]
The Special Place of the Poor in the People of God [197-201]
Economy and Income Distribution [Articles 202-208]
Concern for the Vulnerable [209-216]
Ⅲ.
The Common Good and Social Peace [217-221]
Timing is more important than time [222-225]
Unity triumphs over conflict [226-230]
Reality is more important than thought [231-233]
The whole is greater than its parts [234-237]
Ⅳ.
Social Dialogue Contributing to Peace [238-241]
Dialogue Between Faith, Reason, and Science [242-243]
Dialogue for Church Unity [244-246]
Relations with Judaism [247-249]
Interreligious Dialogue [250-254]
Social Dialogue on Religious Freedom [paragraphs 255-258]
Chapter 5: Evangelizers Filled with the Holy Spirit [259-261]
Ⅰ.
The driving force behind a new missionary fervor [262-263]
A Personal Encounter with the Saving Love of Jesus [264-267]
The Spiritual Joy of Becoming One People [268-274]
The Mysterious Action of the Risen Christ and His Holy Spirit [275-280]
The Missionary Power of the Light Bulb [281-283]
Ⅱ.
Mary, Mother of Evangelization [No. 284]
The Gifts Jesus Gave to His People [285-286]
Star of the New Evangelization [287-288]
Ⅰ.
Always New Joy, Sharing Joy [2-8]
Ⅱ.
The Joy of Evangelization: A Joy and Comfort [9-10]
Eternal Newness [Articles 11-13]
Ⅲ.
New Evangelization for the Transmission of the Faith [14-15]
Proposals and Limitations of This Recommendation [paragraphs 16-18]
Chapter 1: The Missionary Transformation of the Church [Article 19]
Ⅰ.
The Church that 'Sets Out' [Paragraphs 20-23]
Take the first step, jump in, go together, bear fruit, and rejoice [Article 24]
Ⅱ.
Renewal of Pastoral Activity [25-26]
The Church's Renewal Can No Longer Be Delayed [27-33]
Ⅲ.
From the Heart of the Gospel [34-39]
Ⅳ.
Mission Embodied Within Human Limits [40-45]
V.
Mother with an Open Heart [paragraphs 46-49]
Chapter 2: In the Crisis of Joint Effort [Paragraphs 50-51]
Ⅰ.
Challenges of Today's World [Article 52]
An Economy of Exclusion Is Unacceptable [Paragraphs 53-54]
Money is not the new idol [paragraphs 55-56]
A financial system that rules without serving must not exist [paragraphs 57-58]
Inequality that breeds violence must not be tolerated [paragraphs 59-60]
Cultural Challenges [paragraphs 61-67]
The Challenge of Inculturating Faith [paragraphs 68-70]
The Challenge of Urban Culture [71-75]
Ⅱ.
Temptations faced by pastoral workers [76-77]
Responding to the Challenges of Missionary Spirituality [78-80]
Selfish indolence is not acceptable [81-83]
Unnecessary Pessimism Is Not Enough [Paragraphs 84-86]
Responding to the New Relationship Christ Brings [87-92]
Spiritual worldliness is not allowed [93-97]
There must be no fighting between us [paragraphs 98-101]
Additional Challenges for the Church [102-109]
Chapter 3: Proclamation of the Gospel [Article 110]
Ⅰ.
The entire people of God proclaim the Gospel [No. 111]
A People for All [112-114]
A People of Diverse Characters [Paragraphs 115-118]
We Are All Missionary Disciples [119-121]
The Evangelizing Power of Popular Piety [122-126]
From Person to Person [Paragraphs 127-129]
Gifts Contributing to Evangelizing Communion [130-131]
Culture, Thought, and Education [132-134]
Ⅱ.
Sermon [paragraphs 135-136]
Precedent Circumstances [137-138]
Mother's Conversation [139-141]
Words that Set Fire in the Heart [142-144]
Ⅲ.
Preparing a Lecture [Paragraph 145]
Respect for Truth [146-148]
Making the Word Your Own [149-151]
Spiritual Reading [152-153]
Listening to the People [154-155]
Lecture Materials [Paragraphs 156-159]
Ⅳ.
Evangelization through the Deepening of the Kerygma [160-162]
Kerygma and Mystical Formation [163-168]
Accompanying the Maturity Process [169-173]
Centered on the Word of God [Paragraphs 174-175]
Chapter 4: The Social Dimension of Evangelization [176]
Ⅰ.
The communal and social repercussions of the kerygma [177]
Confession of Faith and Social Participation [178-179]
The Kingdom of God Calling Us [Paragraphs 180-181]
The Church's Teaching on Social Issues [Nos. 182-185]
Ⅱ.
Social Integration of the Poor [Article 186]
The Cry We Hear with God [187-192]
Be faithful to the Gospel so that it does not come to naught [193-196]
The Special Place of the Poor in the People of God [197-201]
Economy and Income Distribution [Articles 202-208]
Concern for the Vulnerable [209-216]
Ⅲ.
The Common Good and Social Peace [217-221]
Timing is more important than time [222-225]
Unity triumphs over conflict [226-230]
Reality is more important than thought [231-233]
The whole is greater than its parts [234-237]
Ⅳ.
Social Dialogue Contributing to Peace [238-241]
Dialogue Between Faith, Reason, and Science [242-243]
Dialogue for Church Unity [244-246]
Relations with Judaism [247-249]
Interreligious Dialogue [250-254]
Social Dialogue on Religious Freedom [paragraphs 255-258]
Chapter 5: Evangelizers Filled with the Holy Spirit [259-261]
Ⅰ.
The driving force behind a new missionary fervor [262-263]
A Personal Encounter with the Saving Love of Jesus [264-267]
The Spiritual Joy of Becoming One People [268-274]
The Mysterious Action of the Risen Christ and His Holy Spirit [275-280]
The Missionary Power of the Light Bulb [281-283]
Ⅱ.
Mary, Mother of Evangelization [No. 284]
The Gifts Jesus Gave to His People [285-286]
Star of the New Evangelization [287-288]
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 14, 2014
- Page count, weight, size: 224 pages | 300g | 148*220*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788972285458
- ISBN10: 8972285455
You may also like
카테고리
korean
korean
![ELLE 엘르 스페셜 에디션 A형 : 12월 [2025]](http://librairie.coreenne.fr/cdn/shop/files/b8e27a3de6c9538896439686c6b0e8fb.jpg?v=1766436872&width=3840)
