The social doctrine of the Church is studied from a perspective of engagement with the magisterial sources and theological reflection, guided by great theologians such as De Lubac, Von Balthasar and, in a particular way, by the Christian personalism of Wojtyła–John Paul II, giving particular importance to the theological category of communion.
The social doctrine of the Church is studied from a perspective of engagement with the magisterial sources and theological reflection, guided by great theologians such as De Lubac and Von Balthasar and, in a particular way, by the Christian personalism of Wojtyła–John Paul II, giving special importance to the theological category of communion.
The social doctrine of the Church is studied from a perspective of engagement with the magisterial sources and theological reflection, guided by great theologians such as De Lubac and Von Balthasar and, in a particular way, by the Christian personalism of Wojtyła–John Paul II, giving special importance to the theological category of communion.