Studia Paradyskie, 2021, t. 31

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    Zasady wspierania rodzin w posynodalnej adhortacji Amoris laetitia papieża Franciszka
    Szpoton, Szczepan (Wydawnictwo Pallottinum, 2021)
    The purpose of this dissertation was to present the way in which the message of the exhortation Amoris laetitia helps to accompany a family on the way of its vocation. The reflection consisted of three issues. At first, the phenomenon of the crises connected with the levels of the development of the marriage bonds has been scrutinised; the personal crisis, the crises of external nature, and so called the crisis of the invincible non-sacramentality – widely discussed in the exhortation of Pope Francis. Secondly, the rules of delivering support to the families burdened with crisis arising directly from the text of the exhortation have been discussed. As the most important we admitted to be: giving the first place to the sacraments, tenderness and respect, accepting suffering, respect for the God’s autonomy, awareness of the dynamic od the evil, and the principle of the humble deriving from the people of what God had implemented in them. All these rules make us aware of diversity and complexity of the problems of married life in a broad sense. Thirdly, the role of three groups called to accompany the families on their way of “taming their crisis” has been exposed. They are: pastors, experts and other experienced married people. Their task is to deliver pastoral and professional help with growing in faith. That requires from them a skilful discernment, listening and showing that what married families struggle with is an opportunity to a more aware and mature married life. Those who undertake the task basically try to lead the families experiencing difficulties to reconciliation with themselves, with their close relatives and with God.