Vocation and Priestly Service According to Romanian Liturgist Ene Branişte

The purpose of our paper is to highlight the vocational profile of the priest, as well as the way to complete his priestly work, through the liturgical act and also from the immediate perspective of his pastorate, capable to regenerate the ecclesial corpus of the parish and each Christian soul. All...

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Published inTeologia Vol. 90; no. 1; pp. 149 - 172
Main Author Povîrnaru, Rafael
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Editura Universității Aurel Vlaicu 2022
Aurel Vlaicu University Publishing House
Subjects
Christian Theology and Religion
Eastern Orthodoxy
Pastoral Theology
teaching Theology
cult
Liturgy
priestly calling
family
Orthodox priest
Orthodox values
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Summary:The purpose of our paper is to highlight the vocational profile of the priest, as well as the way to complete his priestly work, through the liturgical act and also from the immediate perspective of his pastorate, capable to regenerate the ecclesial corpus of the parish and each Christian soul. All these aspects are approached from the perspective of the written literature on this matter, assumed by one of the greatest personalities of Romanian liturgical theology, the scholar and the chosen servant of the Altar, Ene Branişte.
ISSN:2247-4382
2247-4382