Studia et Documenta, vol. 2 – 2008
Publication: March 2008
Pages: 479
- LA FORMAZIONE ACCADEMICA DI SAN JOSEMARÍA / ST. JOSEMARIA’S ACADEMIC FORMATION
Presentación, José Luis Illanes (p. 9-12). Foreword, José Luis Illanes (p. 9-12).
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El doctorado de san Josemaría en la Universidad de Madrid, Pedro Rodríguez (p. 13-103). The doctorate of Saint Josemaría at the University of Madrid, Pedro Rodríguez (p. 13-103). The founder of Opus Dei arrived to Madrid in 1927 with the intention of doing his doctoral thesis in Law. The first project he undertook, on the priestly ordination of mestizos and cuarterones during the evangelisation of America, was lost during the Spanish Civil War. The discovery, in the General Archive of the Prelature, of a brief chapter of the draft has allowed for a reconstruction of the different phases of the itinerary of St. Josemaría, so as to arrive to the reading of a new memory of the doctorate, in 1939, regarding the peculiar canonical.
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Gli studi di teologia di san Josemaría Escrivá, Francesc Castells i Puig (p. 105-144). Theological studies of St. Josemaría Escrivá, Francesc Castells i Puig (p. 105-144). Article that covers the different stages of the ecclesiastical studies of St. Josemaría: the initial phase in Logroño, the period of studies at the Pontifical University of Saragossa and his doctoral thesis at the Lateran University. The article analyses particularly the steps preceding his obtaining the doctorate in theology in 1955.
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- STUDI E NOTE / STUDIES
San Josemaría entre los enfermos de Madrid (1927-1931), Julio González-Simancas y Lacasa (p. 147-203). St. Josemaría among the sick in Madrid: (1927-1931), Julio González-Simancas y Lacasa (p. 147-203). Detailed topographical study of St. Josemaría Escrivá´s priestly work in Madrid, from 1927 to 1931, when he was chaplain of the Foundation for the Sick. This work involved priestly attention in the foundation itself, as well as visits to the sick in the outskirts of Madrid.
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Montefalco, 1950: una iniciativa pionera para la promoción de la mujer en el ámbito rural mexicano, Lucina Moreno-Valle e Mónica Meza (p. 205-229). Montefalco, 1950: a pioneering enterprise to improve the condition of women in rural Mexico. Lucina Moreno-Valle & Mónica Meza (p. 205-229). The apostolate of Opus Dei with women in rural Mexico acquired greater force through the work carried out in Montefalco, a former agricultural hacienda. This study recounts the arrival of the first members of Opus Dei to Mexico, the acquisition of the building, and the development of the first educational and spiritual activities, which would also become a farm-school for the inhabitants of the town.
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Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer y el Instituto de Periodismo de la Universidad de Navarra,Carlos Barrera (p. 231-257). Josemaría Escrivá and the Institute of Journalism of the University of Navarre, Carlos Barrera (p. 231-257). Starting from Josemaría Escrivá´s interest in the mass media, even prior to the founding of Opus Dei, and the classes he gave to journalists in a specialized course in 1940-41, the article illustrates how, due to his encouragement, several teachers from the University of Navarre succeeded in establishing journalism as a university degree.
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Il Congresso Internazionale “La grandezza della vita quotidiana” (2002), Miguel Ángel Ortiz (p. 259-296). The International Congress “The Grandeur of Ordinary life”, Miguel Ángel Ortiz (p. 259-296). In January 2002, for the celebration of the centennial of the birth of St. Josemaría, an international congress with the title “The Grandeur of Ordinary Life” took place. The publication of the event, in fourteen volumes, gives us an idea of the richness of the reflections, developed in nine reports, more than a hundred communications and in eighteen workshops. With different perspectives and methods, the material that this article presents has permitted us to grasp the force of the foundation light that St. Josemaría received.
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- DOCUMENTI / DOCUMENTS
Un estudiante en la Residencia DYA. Cartas de Emiliano Amann a su familia (1935-1936), José Carlos Martín de la Hoz e Josemaría Revuelta Somalo (p. 299-358). A Student of the Residence DYA. Letters of Emiliano Amann to his family (1935-1936), José Carlos Martín de la Hoz & Josemaría Revuelta Somalo (p. 299-358). Twenty one letters, wrote between October of 1935 and July of 1936, by the young student Emiliano Amann Puente, to his family, during the time he lived in the Residence DYA, of Madrid were publicated. These letters constitute a historic resource of the first years of the Work of God, because they reflect the life in the first residence, and also the relationship that he established with San Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer and with other members of the Work. The letters are preceded by an extense introduction, which consists in a brief of its content, and it also gives notice of the situation of the country during those months previous to the beginning of the Civil War.
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- NOTIZIARIO / ACADEMIC EVENTS
Rassegna delle attività scientifiche e culturali su san Josemaría (2003-2005), Alfredo Méndiz (p. 361-372). Overview of the academic and cultural activities on St. Josemaria (2003-2005), Alfredo Mendiz (pp. 361-372).
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- SEZIONE BIBLIOGRAFICA / BIBLIOGRAPHY
Recensioni / Book Reviews (p. 375-409).
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Schede bibliografiche / Book Notes (p. 411-424).
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Elenchi bibliografici / Bibliographical Index: Bibliografía general de Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer (1934-2002) II: Obras sobre san Josemaría (I), José Mario Fernández Montes, Onésimo Díaz Hernández e Federico M. Requena (p. 425-479). General bibliography of St. Josemaria Escriva: Works on St. Josemaria (I), José Mario Fernández Montes, Onésimo Díaz Hernández & Federico M. Requena (p. 425-479).
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