Roczniki Teologiczne, 2007, T. 54, z. 6

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    Odnowa duszpasterstwa i apostolstwa parafialnego w nauczaniu Jana Pawła II
    Robek, Edmund (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2007)
    There is a natural and organic bond between the pastoral ministry and the apostolate. The pastoral ministry can function without apostolate and – on the other hand – if there is no pastoral ministry the apostolate can exist, however the latter separation weakens both activities. These two activities are closely related and have the same source: both arise from Christ’s priesthood, mature in the same ecclesiastical environment, connect and involve members of the Christian community. Of course, the pastoral ministry and the apostolate can choose a different approach for their life style. The main question is how to maintain and support such a special bond existing behem, so that they could create the two-poles integrated ecclesiastical activity. The coexistence and welcoming collaboration between pastoral ministry and apostolate decisively influence the imaging quality of the parish community and determine a success in every Church’s task; it should lead also to a universal responsibility for the evangelisation. The priests and the apostles need a “place” for their activity. It is a parish community in which a pastoral mission connects with an apostolic responsibility within the Church. The parish is an ordinary place to generate new vocations to the priesthood which require a communitarian feeling to grow.
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    Podmiotowość wiernych świeckich w działalności Kościoła
    Olszewski, Mieczysław (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2007)
    The paper seeks to show the lay faithful as subjects in the activity of the Church. Once the relevance of the topic has been shown, further steps are taken in the paper, i.e. on the basis of anthropological considerations some philosophical concepts are exposed: person, subject, subjectivity, and dignity of the human person in the light of the Revelation and teaching of the Church. Then the paper takes a closer look at the areas of lay activity in the Church. The author divides it into three functions of the Church, where the lay people can and should be engaged: sacerdotal, prophetic, and pastoral. For this activity, however, to bring expected fruit the author postulates mutual understanding between the laity and the clergy. The clergy should take into account that the lay faithful are subjects in the Church. In principle, this is the most important postulate of this article.