Le charisme vincentien et le tiers secteur en dialogue « Du charisme à la planification : Providence et prévoyance dans la pensée vincentienne »
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https://doi.org/10.35312/0wzgpe14Mots-clés :
Vincentian charism, Providence, Responsibility, ForsightRésumé
Cet article explore la relation dynamique entre le charisme vincentien et le Tiers Secteur contemporain à travers les notions complémentaires de Providence et de Prévoyance. Il soutient que la véritable charité vincentienne est fondée sur la confiance en la Providence de Dieu tout en exigeant une planification responsable, une durabilité institutionnelle et une action sociale concrète. En s'appuyant sur la pensée de saint Vincent de Paul ainsi que sur les réflexions de Romano Guardini, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Stefano Zamagni et du pape Benoît XVI, l'étude montre que la foi ne remplace jamais la responsabilité humaine, mais appelle au discernement, à l'organisation et à l'engagement. Les œuvres fondées par saint Vincent illustrent comment l'inspiration spirituelle devient des structures durables de service. L'article conclut que le Tiers Secteur constitue aujourd'hui une expression contemporaine du charisme vincentien, où l'organisation renforce la charité évangélique au service de la dignité des pauvres.
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