Concilium 2025/5
Pain and Solace
A Theological Invitation
Edited by Geraldo Luiz De Mori, Margareta Gruber, Silvia Martínez-Cano, Cesar Kuzma, Stan Chu Ilo, Jonas Hagedorn
Contents
Part 1. Theological-interdisciplinary Reading of Pain and Solace
- Pains and Suffering – When Compassion and Consolation get Serious
- Pain and Consolation in the Old Testament
- Pain and Consolation from the Perspective of John
- Pain and Suffering: Finding Solace in a Vital Church
Part 2. Religious practices
- Pain can bring Healing
- To Live “in Favour of the Human Being” (Saint Irenaeus AH IV 8:2)
- Pain and Consolation in Ignatian Spirituality
- Part 3. Pain and Solace from an Ethical-pastoral Perspective ‘Injustice that cries out to Heaven.’ Suffering – Complaint – Hope in existential ethical Perspective
- To Defeat Pain. The Lightness of the Posthumanist Dream
- Pain and Consolation
- Talamak na Pananakit: Exploring the Connections Between Chronic Pain, Environmental Activism, and Inspiring Stories of Solidarity
- Accompanying Victims Through Art. A Strategy for Reconstructing Connections
Theological Forum
- Dicastery of Culture and Education’s International Congress on The Future of Theology: Legacy and Imagination’
Cite this issue
Geraldo Luiz De Mori, Margareta Gruber, Silvia Martínez-Cano, Cesar Kuzma, Stan Chu Ilo, Jonas Hagedorn (eds.), "Pain and Solace: A Theological Invitation", Concilium 2025/5, SCM Press, 2025.
