Consagración Vicenciana en los Misioneros Paúles (Vincentian Consecration in the Lazarist Missionaries)
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https://doi.org/10.35312/a7wdjm75Keywords:
misioneros, consagración, Vicente de Paúl, espiritualidad vicencianaAbstract
The paper explores the concept of consecration in the context of Vincentian spirituality, emphasizing the missionary ethos of Vincent de Paul. Rooted in the historical backdrop of the Catholic Counter-Reformation, Vincent's approach diverged from traditional religious roles, presenting the priest as one "consecrated for mission," particularly among the poor. His consecration, shaped by personal transformation and dedication to service, laid the foundation for a new form of religious life focused on mission. The study examines the evolution of Vincentian consecration, detailing the Congregation of the Mission's commitment to preaching, instructing, and catechizing the rural poor. Consecration is presented as a dynamic and personal transformation aligning one's life with the mission of Christ. The vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and stability are analyzed as central to Vincentian identity, embodying a commitment to mission as a life-long dedication to the evangelization of the marginalized, reflecting Vincent’s legacy in contemporary missions.
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