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This book examines the theological foundations of a collaborative approach to Christian ministry. The discovery that Christians are members 'one of another' creates energy and joy in ministry and empowers the Church in an age of mission. Outlining the present challenges for ministry, Stephen Pickard offers an historical perspective on ministry over the last century; develops a theory of collaborative ministry based on a dialogue between theology and science; and explores some implications of collaborative ministry for lay and ordained people of the Church. This book breaks new ground in its theory of collaborative ministry through a dialogue with the sciences of emergence. It also offers fresh insights on important texts in ministry; relationships between Christology, Pneumatology and ministry; a relational ontology of ministry; episcopacy, ecumenism, ordination vows; and wisdom for team ministry.

Cooperative ministry. --- Group ministry. --- Church management. --- Pastoral theology. --- Christian leadership. --- 253 --- Church leadership --- Lay leadership --- Church work --- Leadership --- Care of souls --- Cure of souls --- Ministry --- Pastoral office and work --- Theology, Pastoral --- Pastoral care --- Church administration --- Parish administration --- Parish management --- Management --- Theology, Practical --- Church closures --- Co-ministry --- Ministry, Group --- Multiple staff ministry --- Team ministry --- Cooperative ministry --- Ministry, Cooperative --- Church management --- Pastoral theology --- Zielzorg. Pastoraat --- Christian leadership --- Group ministry

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Lay ministry --- Christian leadership --- Public opinion --- Catholics --- Young adults

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Cette étude présente les résultats d'une recherche sur l'unité du sacrement de l'ordre voulue par réforme du Pontifical des ordinations de 1968. On y trouve une analyse de la constitution apostolique Sacramentum ordinis de Pie XII et de la constitution dogmatique Lumen gentium de Vatican II qui conduisirent à une présentation unitaire du sacrement de l'ordre. Puis, à partir des schémas du Consilium sur les ordinations, la recherche procède à une lecture critique du Pontificale romanum de 1962 à la lumière des pratiques liturgiques plus anciennes et de l'enseignement de Vatican II, afin d'identifier les fondements du Pontifical rénové. En s'appuyant sur les archives des expers, différentes séquences rituelles - élection, examen des candidats, rites complémentaires - sont analysées pour montrer les objectifs, les méthodes et les résultats du travail du Cœtus XX. Au terme de la recherche, il apparaît que le Pontifical publié par Paul VI témoigne de l'unité liturgique du sacrement de l'ordre, mais qu'on n'y trouve pas exprimées les raisons théologiques qui ont motivé ce choix. En annexe sont présentés tous les schémas du Consilium concernant la réforme des ordinations de 1968 ainsi que d'autres documents essentiels pour illustrer la recherche.

Clergy (Canon law) --- Clergy --- Sacraments --- 265.4 --- 265.4 Wijding --- Wijding --- Priests (Canon law) --- Ecclesiastical rites and ceremonies --- Church --- Grace (Theology) --- Rites and ceremonies --- Christian ministry --- Ecclesiastical office --- Holy orders --- Ministry --- Office, Ecclesiastical --- Sacred ministry --- Office --- Catholic Church