El liderazgo femenino en una Iglesia sinodal: hacia una participación plena de la mujer en las decisiones, ministerios y ámbitos de gobierno
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https://revistas.usantotomas.edu.co/index.php/albertus-magnus/article/view/11332
10.15332/25005413.11332
10.15332/25005413.11332
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Este artículo enfoca el problema de la participación de la mujer en la Iglesia desde una perspectiva sinodal, en cuanto destaca su presencia activa en diversos ámbitos pastorales, lo cual no ha sido acompañada, en muchos casos, por un reconocimiento estructural y decisorio acorde con la igualdad bautismal de todos los fieles. A través del análisis de documentos del magisterio reciente y aportes teológicos contemporáneos, se plantea la urgencia de incluir de manera plena las mujeres en los procesos decisorios, ministeriales y de gobierno en la Iglesia. En ese sentido, se procede a identificar obstáculos eclesiológicos y estructurales que han limitado esta participación, y se propone una eclesiología inclusiva, en clave sinodal, donde la corresponsabilidad de varones y mujeres refleje la comunión y misión de la totalidad del Pueblo de Dios.
This article addresses the issue of women's participation in the Church from a synodal perspective, highlighting their active presence in various pastoral areas, which in many cases has not been accompanied by structural and decision-making recognition in line with the baptismal equality of all the faithful. Through the analysis of recent magisterial documents and contemporary theological contributions, the urgency of fully including women in decision-making, ministerial, and governance processes in the Church is raised. In this regard, ecclesiological and structural obstacles that have limited this participation are identified, and an inclusive ecclesiology is proposed, in a synodal key, where the co-responsibility of men and women reflects the communion and mission of the entire People of God.
This article addresses the issue of women's participation in the Church from a synodal perspective, highlighting their active presence in various pastoral areas, which in many cases has not been accompanied by structural and decision-making recognition in line with the baptismal equality of all the faithful. Through the analysis of recent magisterial documents and contemporary theological contributions, the urgency of fully including women in decision-making, ministerial, and governance processes in the Church is raised. In this regard, ecclesiological and structural obstacles that have limited this participation are identified, and an inclusive ecclesiology is proposed, in a synodal key, where the co-responsibility of men and women reflects the communion and mission of the entire People of God.
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synodality, participation, ministries, processes, female leadership, sinodal, participación, ministerios, procesos, liderazgo femenino
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