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Landas Vol. 18 No. 2 (2004)

  • July 2, 2004

The Church is not exempt from crisis. What has enabled the ‘Church to grow and move forward is the way she faces and responds wisely to the mixture of difficulties and opportunities that arise now and then in the life of the community of believers. At present, the Church is grappling with the crisis of sexual misconduct involving the clergy. Tagle tackles this painful and confusing realty and, with great intelligence and compassion, shares his views on the need to understand the crisis in relation to cultural practices and boundaries, the call to be more sensitive to those affected by acts of misconduct—victims, perpetrators, families of both, the greater community—and the urgency of forming seminarians in accountability.

Articles

  1. Crisis in the Church (193–210)
  2. A Burden of Means (211–230)
  3. Can China Become a Christian Country? (231–243)
  4. Jesus, Evolution and the Environment (244–264)
  5. Formation of the Basic Ecclesial Community as an Authentic Community (265–282)
  6. Basic Ecclesial Communities in the Philippines (283–294)
  7. Rekindling the BEC Flame (295–308)
  8. Catholic Spirituality, Its History and Challenge (309–319)