The priest who is known as the Father of Liberation Theology has died. He is a hero of mine. The Peruvian theologian Fr. Gustavo Gutiérrez OP, considered the father of Liberation Theology, died today at the age of 96 in Lima, leaving a profound legacy in the Church and in the social movements of Latin America. His most outstanding work, Liberation Theology. Perspectives (1971), transformed the way of understanding the Christian faith by linking it directly to social commitment and the struggle for the rights of the poorest and most oppressed.
Search This Blog
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Anti-Terrorism
You know why I haven't been blogging? I've been too busy reading Nelson DeMille's tomes. I finished The Lion's Game and ...
-
My Lay Dominican Chapter, Our Lady of Mercy, has the best spiritual director. Today he gave us, what my "cloistered brothers" ca...
-
In A Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware is a crime novel. I guess the setting is a hen party in England. I say that because I never heard of a...
-
Care for Creation by Christy Baldwin, is my November Book Review. This children’s book, published by Tribute Books , gives a Christian per...

No comments:
Post a Comment