Workshops
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This article presents reports from eleven workshops held on the sidelines of an Orthodox congress devoted to faith in times of crisis. Belonging to the genre of participatory reporting, it covers a variety of themes: liturgical arts, professional life, social engagement, Eastern Christians, memorization of the Gospel, reading of the Apocalypse, end-of-life bioethics, divorce, Jewish-Christian dialogue, exegesis of the flood, catechesis, science fiction and theology, and liturgical tradition. Each workshop documents exchanges between participants of diverse backgrounds — clergy, theologians, laypeople — around concrete pastoral, ethical, and liturgical questions. The main contribution lies in highlighting transversal ecclesiological concerns: the articulation between liturgy and daily life, the transmission of faith in a secularized context, and the need for communal discernment in the face of contemporary challenges.
This article has not been translated yet — it is available in its French version here.
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