Identidad y misión del oblato en la comunidad benedictina del Monasterio de Santa María de la Asunción de Envigado: un horizonte a partir de Éxodo 20 y el capítulo IV de La Regla de San Benito
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El artículo analiza la relación entre identidad y misión del oblato benedictino del Monasterio de Santa María de la Asunción en Envigado. Se desarrolló desde un paradigma hermenéutico y un enfoque cualitativo, empleando el método latinoamericano (ver, juzgar y actuar), y dos estrategias complementarias, grupo focal y una lectio divina comunitaria. El estudio permitió interpretar la experiencia espiritual de los oblatos y candidatos, a la luz de Éxodo 20 y el capítulo IV de La Regla de San Benito, asemejando significados relacionados con la fe, la oblación y el compromiso comunitario. Los hallazgos evidencian una sólida conciencia de fe bautismal, pero también una débil interiorización del carisma benedictino, especialmente en su dimensión misionera fuera del monasterio. A partir de ello, se proponen perspectivas teológico-pastorales orientadas a integrar la identidad y la misión en la formación del oblato y en la renovación de los estatutos. El estudio contribuye a visibilizar una espiritualidad poco explorada y a reconocer en el oblato benedictino una vocación laical encarnada y transformadora, plenamente inserta en la misión de la Iglesia en el mundo actual.
The article analyzes the relationship between the identity and mission of the Benedictine Oblate of the Monastery of Santa María de la Asunción in Envigado. It was developed within a hermeneutical paradigm and a qualitative approach, employing the Latin American method (see, judge, and act) and two complementary strategies: a focus group and a community Lectio Divina. The study made it possible to interpret the spiritual experience of the Oblates and candidates in the light of Exodus 20 and Chapter IV of the Rule of Saint Benedict, identifying meanings related to faith, oblation, and community commitment. The findings reveal a strong awareness of baptismal faith, yet also a weak internalization of the Benedictine charism, especially in its missionary dimension beyond the monastery. Based on these results, the article proposes theological and pastoral perspectives aimed at integrating identity and mission into the formation of the Oblate and the renewal of their statutes. The study contributes to making visible a little-explored spirituality and to recognizing in the Benedictine Oblate a lay vocation that is incarnate and transformative, fully inserted in the mission of the Church in today’s world.
The article analyzes the relationship between the identity and mission of the Benedictine Oblate of the Monastery of Santa María de la Asunción in Envigado. It was developed within a hermeneutical paradigm and a qualitative approach, employing the Latin American method (see, judge, and act) and two complementary strategies: a focus group and a community Lectio Divina. The study made it possible to interpret the spiritual experience of the Oblates and candidates in the light of Exodus 20 and Chapter IV of the Rule of Saint Benedict, identifying meanings related to faith, oblation, and community commitment. The findings reveal a strong awareness of baptismal faith, yet also a weak internalization of the Benedictine charism, especially in its missionary dimension beyond the monastery. Based on these results, the article proposes theological and pastoral perspectives aimed at integrating identity and mission into the formation of the Oblate and the renewal of their statutes. The study contributes to making visible a little-explored spirituality and to recognizing in the Benedictine Oblate a lay vocation that is incarnate and transformative, fully inserted in the mission of the Church in today’s world.
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Éxodo 20, identidad, misión, Regla de San Benito, teología del laicado, identity, mission, Exodus 20, Rule of Saint Benedict, Theology of the Laity
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