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FABC IN GENERAL
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Rosales, Gaudencio and Arevalo, C.G. (Eds.). For
All the Peoples of Asia, FABC Documents from 1970-1991, volume
1. Manila: Claretian Publications, 1997. pp. 356. ISBN 971-501-699-5.
This timely volume presents the FABC documents, spanning two decades
since FABC was inaugurated by Pope Paul VI in 1970 in Manila, and
concludes with the plenary assembly in Bandung, Indonesia (1990).
These documents are an essential source and wellspring for comprehending
the dynamic development of mission, theology, church, dialogue and
evangelization in Asia’s local churches. - James Kroeger, MM |
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Eilers, Franz-Josef (Ed.). For All the Peoples of Asia, FABC Documents from 1992-1996,
volume 2. Manila: Claretian Publications, 1997. pp. 319. ISBN 971-501-734-7.
For All the Peoples of Asia volume 2 gathers the more important texts issued by
assemblies, conferences and consultations of the Federation of Asian Bishops’
Conferences (FABC) in the years 1992-1996. A remarkable theological vision emerges
from these documents; "an ecclesiology of the Asian churches" which challenges
theologians as well as leaders of Christian communities. (T)hese texts bring together
the diverse lines in the thought and life of the Church in that part of the world
which in previous centuries was called "the Far East." - James Kroeger, MM |
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Eilers, Franz-Josef (Ed.). For All the Peoples of Asia,
FABC Documents from 1997 to 2001, volume 3. Manila: Claretian
Publications, 2002. pp. 442. ISBN 971-501-930-7. For All the Peoples
of Asia volume 3 is a comprehensive sourcebook for the documents
of FABC in the years 1997-2001. As one searches the FABC documents
and imbibes their creative and inspiring spirit, one discovers the
great depth, hope and courage they represent. No genuine appreciation
of the dynamic life of the Asian local churches is possible without
an exploration of the remarkable theological and pastoral vision
contained in these documents. - James Kroeger, MM |
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Eilers, Franz-Josef (Ed.). For All the Peoples
of Asia, FABC Documents from 2002 to 2006, volume 4. Manila:
Claretian Publications, 2007. pp. 311. ISBN 971-0307-93-7. For All
the Peoples of Asia Volume IV contains the concerns of the Asian
Church as spelled out by the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences
(FABC) from 2001 to 2006. Here are reflections on virtually every
key issue faced by individual dioceses within an all-embracing vision
of dialogue with Asia's cultures, religions and the poor.
Families form the root of society. The 2004 FABC Plenary
published a pioneering pastoral statement on the Asian family while the
Office of Theological Concerns has issued a testimony on inter-faith
families. Families gather in networks. The FABC has pondered widely and
deeply on Small Christian Communities as well as on challenges to women and
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Here you will find the FABC's ongoing thinking on creating a
culture of peace in the midst of violence, considerations on questions of
migration, on the impact of rapidly changing global communications. Here
is profound thought on Asian faces of Christ and on authentic Christian
witness. Two new Offices have been mulling over concerns regarding
consecrated life and clergy formation. There is no need for any church to struggle on its own "like a frog
under a coconut shell". Whatever the local issue, these Asia-wide
reflections will add depth and breadth to both diocesan pastoral
programmes and theological education. We are fast becoming a Church-in-mission
that is truly Asian. - John Prior, svd |
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Quatra, Miguel Marcelo. At the Side of the Multitudes,
The Kingdom of God and the Mission of the Church in the FABC Documents
(1970-1995). Manila: Claretian Publications, 2000. pp. 234.
ISBN 971-501-848-3.
The FABC produced substantial documents “for all
the peoples of Asia.” In the growing need for synthesizing and channeling
these reflections, Fr. Quatra’s study based on the FABC documents
from 1970 to 1995 is a welcome contribution. – Franz-Josef Eilers,
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