Reflections on the Holy Father's Encyclical Fides et ratio

REFLECTIONS ON THE HOLY FATHER'S ENYCYCLICAL
FIDES ET RATIO

The following reflections of the Holy Fathers Encyclical on Faith and Reason were published in L'Osservatore Romano:

1 - Crisis of meaning proves the Encyclical's timeliness
Fr. Georges Cottier, O.P.

2 - Philosophy is one of the noblest of human tasks
Enrico Berti

3 - Reason finds in Revelation the possibility of being truly itself
Bishop Rino Fisichella

4 - Israel's Wisdom
Fr Maurice Gilbert, S.J.

5 - The discourse at the Areopagus and the universality of truth
Fr Albert Vanhoye, S.J.

6 - Rational justification of the act of faith
Bishop Andre-Mutien Leonard

7 - From many human truths to one divine truth
Bishop Peter Henrid, SJ

8 - The encounter of faith and reason in the Fathers of the Church
Fr Enrico dal Covolo, S.D.B.

9 - The richness of scholasticism
Fr Paul Gilbert, S.J.

10 - The drama of the separation of faith and reason
Fr Giovanni B. Saia, S.J.

11 - Magisterium's interventions in Philosophical matters
Bishop Walter Kasper

12 - Dogmatic theology needs philosophy
Fr. John M. McDermott, S.J.

13 - The place of philosophy in moral theology
Fr Servais Pinckaers, OP

14 - The relationship between philosophy and cultures
David Braine

15 - The human person as seeker of truth
Francesco Viola

16 - For a metaphysics open to faith
Mons. Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo

17 - The Encyclical in Relation to Modern and Contemporary Thought
Vittorio Possenti

Remarks on chapter five of Fides et Ratio: Magisterial authority as discernment
Fr. Gianfranco Girotti, O.F.M. Conv., Undersecretary, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith