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The lay apostolate in the spirituality of the third Carmelite order
Čančarová, Pavlína ; Červenková, Denisa (advisor) ; Lorman, Jaroslav (referee)
ENGLISH ANNOTATION The Lay Apostolate of the Third Carmelite Order Spirituality The Second Vatican Council came up with a new interpretation of the layperson as well as the lay apostolate. Every person of the people of God, i.e. a layperson too, shares responsibility for the redemptive mission of the whole Church. The task of the members of the Third Carmelite Order is to live the charism of Carmel in the world, the apostolate being a part of their spirituality. The fundamental and also specific feature of the apostolate of the Third Carmelite Order is the contemplative attitude, taken and lived in normal life conditions, in the world. Every their prayer, service, testimony as well as community result from the experience of contemplation. All of these features are typical of the Carmelite charism. They also represent a specific form or area of the apostolate of the members of the Third Carmelite Order. Key words: Second Vatican Council, Vatican II Layperson Apostolate Third Carmelite Order Spirituality
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Complementarity of vocations in the Church in the teachings of saint Therese of Lisieux
Čančarová, Pavlína ; Lachmanová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Mohelník, Tomáš (referee)
ANGLICKÁ ANOTACE / ENGLISH ANNOTATION Complementarity of Vocations in the Church in Teachings of Saint Therese of Lisieux Therese of Lisieux was inspired by Saint Paul's image of the Church as the Body of Christ. The Church is the mystical Body of Christ and the individual Christians become/are limbs of this body - the Church. Jesus Christ is not only the Head of the Church, but also the bond of its unity. The principle of the complementarity is based on the fact, that all individual vocations in the Church require, complete and complement each other, and the all cooperate on Christ's mission of salvation. Key words: Therese of Lisieux Church Body of Christ Complementarity Vocation (God's calling)
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Complementarity of vocations in the Church in the teachings of saint Therese of Lisieux
Čančarová, Pavlína ; Lachmanová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Mohelník, Tomáš (referee)
ANGLICKÁ ANOTACE / ENGLISH ANNOTATION Complementarity of Vocations in the Church in Teachings of Saint Therese of Lisieux Therese of Lisieux was inspired by Saint Paul's image of the Church as the Body of Christ. The Church is the mystical Body of Christ and the individual Christians become/are limbs of this body - the Church. Jesus Christ is not only the Head of the Church, but also the bond of its unity. The principle of the complementarity is based on the fact, that all individual vocations in the Church require, complete and complement each other, and the all cooperate on Christ's mission of salvation. Key words: Therese of Lisieux Church Body of Christ Complementarity Vocation (God's calling)
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The lay apostolate in the spirituality of the third Carmelite order
Čančarová, Pavlína ; Červenková, Denisa (advisor) ; Lorman, Jaroslav (referee)
ENGLISH ANNOTATION The Lay Apostolate of the Third Carmelite Order Spirituality The Second Vatican Council came up with a new interpretation of the layperson as well as the lay apostolate. Every person of the people of God, i.e. a layperson too, shares responsibility for the redemptive mission of the whole Church. The task of the members of the Third Carmelite Order is to live the charism of Carmel in the world, the apostolate being a part of their spirituality. The fundamental and also specific feature of the apostolate of the Third Carmelite Order is the contemplative attitude, taken and lived in normal life conditions, in the world. Every their prayer, service, testimony as well as community result from the experience of contemplation. All of these features are typical of the Carmelite charism. They also represent a specific form or area of the apostolate of the members of the Third Carmelite Order. Key words: Second Vatican Council, Vatican II Layperson Apostolate Third Carmelite Order Spirituality
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