Church: Charism and Power

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"Church: Charism and Power" is a seminal work of liberation theology by Brazilian theologian Leonardo Boff that critically examines the Catholic Church’s structures of authority and advocates for a more participatory, Spirit-led ecclesial community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
theological work
advocates Spirit-led church structures
participatory ecclesial community
author Leonardo Boff NERFINISHED
contributedTo debates on church reform
development of liberation ecclesiology
countryOfOrigin Brazil
criticizes centralization of power in the Church
clericalism
hierarchicalism in the Catholic Church
emphasizes base ecclesial communities
charisms of the people of God
role of the Holy Spirit in the Church
focusesOn Catholic Church NERFINISHED
charisms
church authority
power structures in the Church
genre ecclesiology
theology
hasNotableTheme authority and service in the Church
charismatic gifts and institutional power
community discernment
democratization of church structures
option for the poor in ecclesial life
people of God as subject of the Church
synodality
tension between institution and charism
hasReception controversial within the Catholic hierarchy
influential among liberation theologians
widely discussed in ecclesiological scholarship
influencedBy Latin American Bishops Conferences NERFINISHED
Second Vatican Council NERFINISHED
mainSubject liberation theology
notableFor critical analysis of Catholic power structures
integration of pneumatology and ecclesiology
proposal of a participatory model of Church
originalLanguage Portuguese
relatedTo Catholic ecclesiology
Latin American liberation theology
theologicalPerspective liberationist

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Leonardo Boff notableWork Church: Charism and Power