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Jordán's participation in the II Health Pastoral Conference
The Humanizar San Camilo Center invited us to be part of the II Health Pastoral Conference that took place at its Tres Cantos center on February 22. Our participation focused on the lines of academic research that we are carrying out:
1. The impact of abuse on the person's relationships with God, with ecclesial environments, with peers, with authority figures, etc., from the theological perspective of abuse and power in dialogue with other disciplines.
2. Relational dynamics that create structural dynamics based on silence and fear of reprisals, on the lack of transparency in communications, on the erroneous understanding of theological concepts such as obedience, on the understanding of sexual morality, etc.
3. The importance of incorporating current research on isolating violence with social impact that shows with scientific evidence that protocols and policies against abuse must include protection measures for those who defend victims.
Health Impacts of Isolating Gender Violence - Ramon Flecha, Lidia Puigvert, Patricia Melgar, Sandra Racionero-Plaza, 2024 (sagepub.com)
VISIT OF THE INCOMING AND OUTGOING PROVINCIAL TO THE JORDAN PROJECT TEAM
Last Wednesday, June 28, the members of the Jordán Project research team were able to share the beginning of the morning of work with the outgoing Provincial, Antonio España, and the new Provincial, Enric Puiggròs.
The new Provincial asked the question"What does the PJ team expect from the Provincial?" This question gave rise to brave reflections, out loud, focused on the topic at hand: the structural causes of abuse.
Subsequently, the work focused on the discussion of articles whose publication is expected at the beginning of 2024 and on the design of the International Congress which, shortly, will be launched for the first week of June of the same 2024. We invite you to reserve these dates: June 5, 6 and 7, 2024.
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I International Symposium on Current European Theology
Granada, May 5 and 6, 2023
#EuroTeoSymposium
Three researchers and one researcher from the Jordan Project They take part in the I International Symposium on Current European Theology, framed in the initiatives of the European Association of Catholic Theology.
Made in theLoyola University School of Theology, with the presence of the Portuguese Catholic University, took place on May 5 and 6 in Granada.
The three main presentations were given by Prof. Margit Eckholt, on how theology can be at the service of peace and hope in Europe; from Prof. Alexandre Palma, from the Portuguese Catholic University, on the challenges for research in Theology in Europe today; and Prof. Serafín Béjar, from lat Loyola University, which delved into theological considerations about touch.
The communications of the members of the Jordán Project were in charge of:
- HeProf. Diego Manuel Molina Molina, with the title "Traits of synodality in the 21st century."
- TheProf. Ianire Angulo Ordorika, under the title "Abuses in the Church: A challenge for theological reflection."
- TheProf. Nurya Martínez Gayol Fernández, with the title "Inclusive Synodality".
- TheProf. and coordinator of the Jordán Valeska Ferrer Usó Project, under the title "Places of memory: spaces for reconciliation."
This important event has been echoed not only by Loyola University, but also by theinformation about Jesuits Spain and the magazineNew life.
April 21 to 26, 2022
Fordham University, New York
From November 7 to December 19, 2022
