2003
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-64452003000300004
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Desafios estratégicos da Igreja Católica

Abstract: O fim do eurocentrismo eclesiástico, o avanço dos fenômenos da deseclesialização e da secularização, a persistência do déficit democráti-co interno e a concorrência simultânea dos novos agrupamentos religiosos e da expansão do Islamismo, são alguns dos desafios estratégicos enfrentados pela Igreja Católica Apostólica Romana, neste início de século. Esses dados da realidade ganham uma ênfase ainda maior, no momento em que se aproxima a eleição do novo papa, a quem caberá dirigir o processo de manutenção ou de m… Show more

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“…19 Several people connected to El Mercúrio and other companies had a direct participation in the coup, as shown by Davies (1999), Valdés (2008) and Fischer (2009). AZEVEDO, 2003). The Church had influence among the classes ideologically farther to the ruling one, having a unique role in influencing certain strata of society.…”
Section: The Military Coup and The Chicago Boysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…19 Several people connected to El Mercúrio and other companies had a direct participation in the coup, as shown by Davies (1999), Valdés (2008) and Fischer (2009). AZEVEDO, 2003). The Church had influence among the classes ideologically farther to the ruling one, having a unique role in influencing certain strata of society.…”
Section: The Military Coup and The Chicago Boysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By the same time, "I greja dos pobres" ("Church of the Poor") emerged from student and lay movements in peripheral neighborhoods, in syndicates and in the Comunidades Eclesiais de Base (Grassroots Ecclesial Communities -CEBs), which proliferated, attracting three million people (Löwy, 1991). This part of the Church took as reference the human rights and developed a greater sense of social justice (Azevedo, 2003).…”
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“…In Brazil, IBGE data shows the process of pentecostalization: in 1950, 93.5% of the population declared to be roman apostolic catholic and 3.4% were evangelical. In 2000, 73% declared to be catholic and 15.4% were evangelical (Azevedo, 2003). These numbers help to understand the decline related to FCM's selling from the 1980s, achieving a total of 70 thousand copies in 2004.…”
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confidence: 99%