John Paul II and the 1600th Anniversary of the Death of St. Cyril of Jerusalem
Bogdan Częsz
Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu , PolandAbstract
Dans cet article nous sommes reféré a l’epitre de Jean Paul II a l’occasion de 1600 anniversaire de la mort de saint Cyrille de Jerusalem. Au debut le pape ecrit de la vie de saint Cyrille et suivant il presente ses merites, qui ont décide pour apporter a ce Saint le titre: „Docteur de l’Eglise”. En suite Jean Paul II enumere les themes principales dans les Catecheses du saint Cyrille, meme leur methode et leur contenu. A la fin le pape exprime son désir de revenir a l’espérance de la concorde et de la paix dans le pays, ou saint Cyrille a passe sa vie.
Keywords:
John Paul II, Cyril of JerusalemReferences
Jan Paweł II, Catechesis, PSP 9
Jan Paweł II, Epistola Apostolica „Omnium Ecclesiarum Matri”, OsRom 127 (1987) nr 73
Jan Paweł II, Omnium Ecclesiarum Matri, VoxP z. 18
Nautin P., La date du „De viris illustribus” de Jerome, de la morte de Cyrille de Jerusalem et de celle de Gregoire de Nazianze, RHE 56 (1961)
Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
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