Witkowski, Janusz2025-01-282025-01-282007Studia Gdańskie, 2007, T. 20, s. 155-164.0137-4341https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/26842God’s servant, Reverend Franciszek Blachnicki, was gifted with a vision of the “Living Church”. He was one of the first theologians in the universal Church (among such names like e.g. Joseph Ratzinger) who clearly formulated the canon of “koinonia/communio” as an essential thought of the ecclesiology of Vatican II. The ecclesiology of communion, which is a unity of man and God, and man and his brothers through Christ in the Holy Spirit, is a life-giving rule that realises the ideas of the “Living Church”. The Light-Life Movement, founded by Fr. Blachnicki, was a means to implement the idea of the “Living Church”. Drawing on various currents of the world renewal brought about by the Second Vatican Council, Light and Life adapts them to the specific conditions of Polish Church. Thus emerged a coherent vision of formating a mature Christian, who is able to recognise his charisma and take up his diacony in the local Church.plCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychwizja „Żywego Kościoła”Franciszek Blachnickisługi BożecharyzmatyKościółRuch Światło-Życieruchy religijnekatechizacjakatechumenatewangelizacjapraca duszpasterskaduszpasterstwoopieka duszpasterskadiakoniavision of the “Living Church”servants of GodcharismsChurchLight-Life Movementreligious movementscatechizationcatechumenateevangelizationpastoral workministrypastoral careArticle