Africae munus : ten years later / edited by Maurice Ashley Agbaw-Ebai, Matthew Levering.

Cover title Africae munus : ten years later / edited by Maurice A. Agbaw-Ebai and Matthew Levering ; preface by Seán Patrick Cardinal O'Malley, O.F.M. Cap.
Spine title Africae munus / Agbaw-Ebai and Levering
Contents Preface / by Cardinal Seán Patrick O'Malley, O.F.M. Cap. -- Introduction / by Maurice A. Agbaw-Ebai and Matthew Levering -- Africae munus as Christian policy statement for an African renaissance / Paulinus I. Odozor, C.S.Sp. -- The victim, the robbers, and the neighbor in Luke 10:25-37 : a humanizing biblical scholarship in the light of Africae munus 9 / Paul ̐uOl̐uat̐uub̐u̐uos̐uuń ̐uAdaj̐ua -- Benedict XVI and the ecclesiology of Communion in Africae munus / Maurice A. Agbaw-Ebai -- Africae munus and African cultural values : towards an African liturgical theology / Mary-Reginald Ngozi Anibueze -- Ratzinger's only African doctoral student : Bishop Bart̐uhlemy Adoukonou (1942-) - a brief portrait / Emery de G̐ual-- Augustinus Afer : preaching in service to reconciliation, justice, and peace / Andrew Hofer, O.P. -- Africae munus and the challenge of a political Pentecostalism / Dennis Kasule -- The Church as the family of God : Benedict XVI's Africae munus and Joseph Ratzinger's The meaning of Christian brotherhood / Matthew Levering -- Africae munus, Fr. Benedict Ssetuuma Jr., and the White Fathers on the priestly vocation boom in Uganda and in Sub-Saharan Africa / Joseph Lugalambi -- Africae munus in the light of prophetic praxis : a liberation theology for Africa? A critical engagement with Ratzinger / Tegha Afuhwi Nji -- Justice, Africae munus's clarion call : a canon law perspective / Denis Tameh.
Abstract "The continent of Africa contains 236 million Catholics, with a large number of them practicing. This number is almost twenty percent of Catholics worldwide. Moreover, twelve percent of the world's Catholic priests serve in Africa, and thirteen percent of the world's bishops. Many priests serving in the United States and Europe are of African origin, as well. African Catholicism is thus of tremendous importance for Catholicism today and for the future of the Catholic Church. The present book is a sequel to our 2021 edited volume, Joseph Ratzinger and the Future of African Theology. In that volume, which arose from a 2019 conference held at Mundelein Seminary, we gathered African Catholic theologians, alongside some non-Africans, to reflect upon what contributions a dialogue between the theology of Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI and African theological perspectives might make both to the future of African theology and to the future of the theology of the Catholic Church as a whole. It became clear that, unsurprisingly, African theologians have been thinking about and engaging with Ratzinger's theology in important ways, and they have also been absorbing and responding to the magisterial writings of the pontificate of Benedict XVI. Likewise, non-African theologians have been benefiting from the work of African theologians."-- Provided by publisher.
General note"Africae munus : ten years later / edited by Maurice A. Agbaw-Ebai and Matthew Levering ; preface by Seán Patrick Cardinal O'Malley, O.F.M. Cap."--Cover title.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
Issued in other formNewer print version: Africae munus : ten years later. South Bend :Saint Augustine's Press, 2023 9781587310133 1587310139
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