Aproximaciones a los escritos Eclesiológicos de María Oliva Bonaldo y Salvador Piè-Ninot, sobre la Eclesiología de comunión en el mundo actual

Abstract

The ecclesiology of communion is a topic that has been gaining importance since the Second Vatican Council and that, without a doubt, has been made known in the church in different ways. At first, Vatican II does not explicitly dedicates a section to talk about the subject, nor is it central, however, what is stated there motivates and illuminates the Church to be considered and contemplated under this image of the ecclesiology of communion. Throughout this reflection, the contribution of Maria Oliva Bonaldo will be evident, a woman who, in her mystical experience in 1913 understands the Church as a Mystical Body and its mission to offer God and the Church a religious Community where “Sentire cum ecclesiae” (will be the word of order) (33 brochures, 1934, page 108). This woman, sensitive to the action of the Holy Spirit, follows the Divine and Church’s pedagogy. For his part Salvador Piè-Ninot offers his contributions based on the sacramentality of the Church, since it is the sacrament of a double relationship: filiation with God and brotherhood among men. This is the path and the revelation that the One and Triune God make to humanity. Studying these authors, the research leads us to conclude that the ecclesiology of communion springs from the Trinitarian heart and is established in the faithful to the extent that they are configured with Christ through the celebration of the sacraments, attentive listening to the Word and charity. Therefore walking towards this source that is Jesus Christ the model part excellence of communion, Christians listen, see and contemplate the mystery and transmit it to their brothers through testimony, a credible sign of the Church.