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Poverty and Kenosis

Love: Philosophy’s Blind Spot? Toward a Wisdom of Love

Emmanuel Tourpe

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Communio - Fall 2015 - Poverty and Kenosis
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Volume 42.3

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  • Introduction: Poverty and Kenosis
  • The Kenotic Decision of the Son and the Filial Obedience of the Christian
  • The Precarity of Love: Dorothy Day on Poverty
  • Vides Trinitatem Si Caritatem Vides: Persons in Communion
  • Love: Philosophy’s Blind Spot? Toward a Wisdom of Love
  • Most High Poverty: The Challenge of the Franciscan Experiment
  • The Franciscan Conundrum
  • Messianic Jews and the Catholic Church: Reflections on the Ecclesiology of Mark S. Kinzer
  • Searching Her Own Mystery Together: A Response to Roch Kereszty
  • Rejoinder to Mark S. Kinzer
  • Georges Bernanos: “Blessed the Poor in Spirit!”
  • The Personal Unity of Glory and Poverty in Freedom as Love
  • Eucharist and Kenosis