Father Cyrille, modern apostle:
the mission at the heart of his thought and action
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This article examines the figure of Father Cyril as a missionary in the contemporary context, drawing on a study of his apostolic activity and the concrete forms his proclamation of the Gospel takes. The approach adopted is both biographical and theological, seeking to identify the characteristic features of a missionary practice rooted in the Orthodox tradition while responding to the challenges of today's world. The central idea is that Father Cyril embodies a model of modern apostolate, capable of articulating fidelity to Tradition and engagement with present realities. On the theological level, the article contributes to reflection on the conditions and modalities of a living Orthodox mission, showing how the evangelical proclamation can take on renewed expression without breaking with the spiritual heritage of the Church.
This article has not been translated yet — it is available in its French version here.
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