Apuntes sobre el pueblo como cuerpo místico. Del Papa Francisco a Suárez, y vuelta
; Cuccia, Emiliano Javier 
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2019-02-01
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Universidad de San Buenaventura de Bogotá. Facultad de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales
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Franciscanum
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El papa Francisco tiene una particular noción de pueblo al cual ha caracterizado, entre otros calificativos, de místico o mítico. En este sentido, recientes trabajos muestran que la noción de pueblo que el Papa maneja y desarrolla en su magisterio tiene su origen en la denominada Teología del Pueblo, doctrina de clara raigambre latinoamericana. Sin embargo, en este trabajo queremos proponer nuevos elementos conceptuales que podrían abonar la hipótesis de que la influencia más remota e indirecta –aunque no de menor peso– del Papa se retrotrae a los desarrollos teóricos de otro Jesuita, Francisco Suárez, quien en el marco de su filosofía política se refirió al pueblo como cuerpo místico.
Pope Francis has a particular notion of people, which he has charac-terized, among other qualifiers, like mystical or mythical. In this sense, recent works show that the notion of the people that the Pope manages and develops in his teaching has its origin in the so-called Theology of the People, a doctrine of clear Latin American roots. However, in this paper we want to propose new conceptual elements that could support the hypothesis that the most remote and indirect influence -although not of less weight- of the Pope goes back to the theoretical develop-ments of another Jesuit, Francisco Suárez, who in the framework of his political philosophy he referred to the people as a mystical body.
Pope Francis has a particular notion of people, which he has charac-terized, among other qualifiers, like mystical or mythical. In this sense, recent works show that the notion of the people that the Pope manages and develops in his teaching has its origin in the so-called Theology of the People, a doctrine of clear Latin American roots. However, in this paper we want to propose new conceptual elements that could support the hypothesis that the most remote and indirect influence -although not of less weight- of the Pope goes back to the theoretical develop-ments of another Jesuit, Francisco Suárez, who in the framework of his political philosophy he referred to the people as a mystical body.
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