El magisterio social del Papa Francisco: un legado en ecología integral, fraternidad y sinodalidad, para la ética social
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Resumen: El presente artículo examina los núcleos fundamentales del magisterio social del Papa Francisco, destacando su carácter pastoral, profético y teológico. A partir de documentos clave como Evangelii Gaudium , Laudato Si’ , Fratelli Tutti , y Dilexit Nos , se muestra cómo Francisco reinterpreta la Doctrina Social de la Iglesia desde una praxis encarnada, centrada en los pobres, la ecología integral, la fraternidad universal y la sinodalidad. La teología del pueblo constituye una clave hermenéutica esencial para comprender su pensamiento. Asimismo, se abordan la recepción, las resistencias y los desafíos que plantea este magisterio, tanto en el plano ecclesial como en el social y cultural. En tiempos de crisis global, y ya no estando presente físicamente, el legado de Francisco sigue ofreciendo un horizonte de esperanza: una Iglesia en salida, samaritana y comprometida con la justicia y la dignidad de los descartados. This article examines fundamental elements of Pope Francis’s social magisterium, highlighting its pastoral, prophetic, and theological dimensions. Drawing on key documents such as Evangelii Gaudium , Laudato Si’ , Fratelli Tutti , and Dilexit Nos , this article shows how Francis reinterprets the Catholic Social Doctrine through an embodied praxis centered on the poor, integral ecology, universal fraternity, and synodality. The theology of the people emerges as a crucial hermeneutical lens for understanding his thought. In addition, the article addresses the reception, resistance, and challenges that this magisterium faces, both within the ecclesial sphere and in broader social and cultural contexts. In times of global crisis—and now in the absence of his physical presence—Francis’s legacy continues to offer a horizon of hope: a Church that goes forth, shaped by the Good Samaritan, committed to justice and the dignity of the excluded.
Source: Journal of Moral Theology
DOI: 10.55476/001c.146537
Author: Augustí Podesta
Language: English
Subfield: History
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4415740607
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