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100	1	0	_aEl Salwa, Thérèse _eauthor
245	0	0	_aQuand les jeunes interpellent l’Église : le discours ecclésial à l’épreuve de la synodalité
260			_c2025.
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520			_aA transversal reading of several recent ecclesial documents, both universal and regional, serves to evaluate how the Catholic Church speaks about young people through the lenses of communion, co-responsibility, and mission. From the symbolic gesture of John Paul II at Harissa in 1997 to the texts emerging from the current synodal process, a persistent tension comes to light : the gap between a theology that proclaims the baptismal equality of youth and ecclesial practices often marked by exclusion or marginalization. The analysis reveals a crisis of ecclesiological identity, in which institutional discourse on youth struggles to translate into concrete recognition. It calls for a profound synodal conversion, in which young people are no longer seen as passive recipients but as ecclesial subjects bearing the promise of a Church in the making.
690			_aCommunion ecclésiale
690			_aCoresponsabilité
690			_aÉglise catholique au Liban
690			_aJeunes
690			_aMission baptismale
690			_aRéforme ecclésiologique
690			_aSynodalité
690			_aThéologie de la jeunesse
690			_aBaptismal Mission
690			_aCatholic Church in Lebanon
690			_aCo-responsibility
690			_aEcclesial Communion
690			_aEcclesiological Reform
690			_aSynodality
690			_aTheology of Youth
690			_aYouth
786	0		_nProche-Orient Chrétien | 75 | 1 | 2025-08-18 | p. 70-80 | 0032-9622
856	4	1	_uhttps://shs.cairn.info/revue-proche-orient-chretien-2025-1-page-70?lang=fr&redirect-ssocas=7080
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