Pope Francis & Existential Peripheries: Marginalized and Impoverished as Theological and Ecclesial Locus

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contents <p>The preferential option for the poor has become a constituent of Catholic Social Teaching. Pope Francis was called the “Pope of the peripheries.” This title highlights his authentic witness to the Gospel; the Church is called to live the joy of the Gospel, especially with the poor and the needy. She is sent to the marginalized, sick, and vulnerable. This article tries to trace the theological and ethical roots of his teaching and the relevance of the evangelization today.</p>
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spellingShingle Pope Francis & Existential Peripheries: Marginalized and Impoverished as Theological and Ecclesial Locus
Vaz, Savio
Pope Francis
Existential Peripheries
Poor
Healthcare
Right to Health
Poor Church
Evangelization
Pact of the Catacombs
<p>The preferential option for the poor has become a constituent of Catholic Social Teaching. Pope Francis was called the “Pope of the peripheries.” This title highlights his authentic witness to the Gospel; the Church is called to live the joy of the Gospel, especially with the poor and the needy. She is sent to the marginalized, sick, and vulnerable. This article tries to trace the theological and ethical roots of his teaching and the relevance of the evangelization today.</p>
title Pope Francis & Existential Peripheries: Marginalized and Impoverished as Theological and Ecclesial Locus
topic Pope Francis
Existential Peripheries
Poor
Healthcare
Right to Health
Poor Church
Evangelization
Pact of the Catacombs
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19723288