El carisma vicenciano y el Tercer Sector en diálogo « Del carisma a la planificación: Providencia y previsión en el pensamiento vicenciano »
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Vincentian charism, Providence, Responsibility, ForsightResumen
Este artículo explora la relación dinámica entre el carisma vicenciano y el Tercer Sector contemporáneo a través de los conceptos complementarios de Providencia y Previsión. Sostiene que la auténtica caridad vicenciana se fundamenta en la confianza en la providencia de Dios, al tiempo que exige planificación responsable, sostenibilidad institucional y una acción social concreta. Basándose en el pensamiento de san Vicente de Paúl y en las aportaciones de Romano Guardini, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Stefano Zamagni y el papa Benedicto XVI, el estudio demuestra que la fe nunca sustituye la responsabilidad humana, sino que impulsa el discernimiento, la organización y el compromiso. Las instituciones creadas por san Vicente muestran cómo la inspiración espiritual se traduce en estructuras estables de servicio. El artículo concluye que el Tercer Sector representa hoy una expresión contemporánea del carisma vicenciano, donde la organización fortalece la caridad evangélica y garantiza un servicio eficaz y duradero a los pobres.
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