La silenziosa difesa di Karl Adam: significato e censura de L'Essenza del cattolicesimo in Italia

Alessandro Persico

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Abstract

This essay retraces the editorial process and censorship of The Spirit of Catholicism, a Karl Adam’s study appeared in Germany in 1924. The book was part of a rediscovery of mysticism and community dimension of the Church during the years between the two world wars, affecting ecclesiology and theology of the laity. “Morcelliana” translated the volume in 1929, arousing discontent in Vatican circles and the intervention of the Holy Office. The research reconstructs the doctrinal revision carried out by Adriano Bernareggi and Carlo Figini, following the request of Mario Bendiscioli, curator of the Italian edition. In particular, behind this work, the essay highlights the presence of a larger project, which aimed to protect the theological space opened by the German christology and by the studies of Adam published after The Spirit of Catholicism, especially Christ our brother and Jesus Christ.
Titolo tradotto del contributo[Autom. eng. transl.] The Silent Defense of Karl Adam: Meaning and Censorship of The Essence of Catholicism in Italy
Lingua originaleItalian
pagine (da-a)529-560
Numero di pagine32
RivistaRivista di storia della chiesa in Italia
Volume70
Stato di pubblicazionePubblicato - 2017

Keywords

  • Adriano Bernareggi
  • Ecclesiologia
  • Karl Adam
  • Morcelliana
  • Storia della teologia

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