La quinceañera : interculturalité et discernement pastoral
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https://doi.org/10.35312/tdmxgj50Mots-clés :
Migration, Discernment, Interculturality, QuinceañeraRésumé
La présence croissante de familles migrantes dans les paroisses soulève d'importantes questions pastorales, notamment en ce qui concerne les pratiques culturelles et religieuses propres à leurs pays d'origine. Ces traditions, qu'elles soient religieuses ou culturelles, constituent-elles un obstacle à l'intégration ecclésiale ou peuvent-elles, au contraire, en devenir un facteur de promotion ? Des pratiques telles que la quinceañera sont souvent perçues par de nombreux agents pastoraux comme de simples célébrations sociales, davantage centrées sur la fête que sur la foi, ce qui représente parfois un défi pastoral. Cet article propose une interprétation théologico-pastorale qui considère la quinceañera, ainsi que d'autres expressions paraliturgiques caractéristiques de la religiosité hispanique, comme une occasion privilégiée d'inculturation de l'Évangile. Dans cette perspective, ces célébrations peuvent devenir des catalyseurs de nouvelles formes de vie ecclésiale, capables de renforcer la communion interculturelle et de manifester le caractère pluriel et universel du Royaume de Dieu.
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