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Master's Degree in Ignatian Spirituality

Thales Viana Ferreira dos Santos

13/08/2019
Sobre o curso: La spirtualidad es tenra pero muy soberana en los excertos de Santo Anselmo. Ciudad en la mente humana, pero ciudad de Dios en el porvir. Hoy ha que adentrar en la tradicción de los santos catolicos además de que se desarrollo desde hincapie en la alta edad media sin los rasgos de la contemporaneidad.
Curso realizado: Agosto 2019
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After a century of university experience, at COMILLAS we are keenly aware that a great many things have changed since the university was founded. Spanish universities have moved on from the education of a select social minority toward a more universal social mission. Catholicism is no longer the Official State Religion and the Church has lived through the fruitful opening of the Second Vatican Council. Spanish society has assumed a more European and even global character.

The effect of these profound changes on COMILLAS can be seen in the University's move from Comillas to Madrid, in the broad expansion of its educational offer (Humanities and Technical Sciences as well as Ecclesiastic Sciences) and in its ongoing commitment to evolution and modernization based on solid and permanent foundations. Our university mission is firmly rooted within the framework of this evolutionary process, of the growing plurality of Spanish universities and new social and ecclesiastic needs and challenges.

However, when it comes to defining this mission we are all too aware of the lacuna that will always exist between the ideal and the actual reality of the human world.

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