The Relationship between Mariology and Ecclesiology in the Theological Thinking of John Paul II

This work treats of the Phenomenology of Mary and the Church as persons of faith in relation to the Wojtilian phenomenology of the human being as an acting person. Christ is the centre of this relationship and this goes on to highlight ecumenism and also the place of the laity and women in the life of the Church.

Autorentext

Ngah Andrew Kushu-Solii, PhD, is a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Kumbo (Cameroon). He did his under graduate degrees in philosophy and theology at the St Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary in Bambui. He did a post-graduate Licentiate degree in Sacramental theology at the Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology in Frankfurt am Main, and a specialization in systematic ecclesiology still at the Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology. Recently, he has been assigned as Pastor of the Immaculate Conception Patoral Zone in Kikaikelaki and also as Chaplain to the Health Institute of the Catholic University of Cameroon Bamenda.

Inhalt
Contents: The Influences on the Theological Thought of Karol Wojtyla before the Second Vatican Council The Influence on the Theological Thought of Karol Wojtyla from Vatican II to his Election as Pope The Mariological/Ecclesiological Thinking of JP II The Mystery of the Church and Mary as Personal Subjects of Faith The Implications of the Marian Ecclesiology of John Paul II.