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Title:Leto 1968 v Cerkvi v Sloveniji in Vekoslav Grmič
Authors:ID Maver, Aleš (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Article
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Leto 1968 je bilo ob vseh svojih vseevropskih razsežnostih pomembno tudi za mariborsko škofijo. Delna obnova visokošolskega študija teologije v obdravskem mestu je sovpadla s škofovskim posvečenjem Vekoslava Grmiča. Svojevrstno »pomlad« teološke misli v Mariboru in na Slovenskem je omogočil preplet različnih notranjecerkvenih in zunanjih okoliščin, ki pa je sočasno začrtal tudi njene meje. Med njimi je treba omeniti predvsem splošno navdušenje nad drugim vatikanskim cerkvenim zborom in »vzhodno politiko« papeža Pavla VI. Vekoslav Grmič je bil še posebej primeren za nosilno figuro teh teženj, saj ni bil le nosilec tedaj sodobnih teoloških pogledov, marveč je bil kot pripadnik »vzhodnoštajerskega toka« v slovenski katoliški skupnosti sočasno vsebinsko blizu nekaterim postulatom komunističnih oblasti na Slovenskem. Toda nepripravljenost slednjih na kakorkoli enakopravno obravnavo Cerkve in zaostritev izhodiščnih postavk »vzhodnoštajerskega toka« katoliške misli v Grmičevem krogu sta sčasoma povečali razkorak med tem krogom in večino slovenskih katoličanov ter pripeljali do zatona »Grmičevega desetletja« po letu 1978.
Keywords:teologija na Štajerskem v 20. stoletju, "vzhodna politika", Pavel VI., Cerkev v komunizmu
Year of publishing:2019
Number of pages:str. 83-101
Numbering:Letn. 74, št. 1
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-74403 New window
UDC:272/273(497.12)\"1968\":929Grmič V.
ISSN on article:2385-8907
COBISS.SI-ID:10988291 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:LHZN8LX1
Publication date in DKUM:21.05.2024
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Title:Edinost in dialog
Publisher:Inštitut za ekumensko teologijo in medreligijski dialog pri Teološki fakulteti Univerze v Ljubljani
ISSN:2385-8907
COBISS.SI-ID:276108288 New window

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Language:English
Title:Year 1968 in the Church of Slovenia and Vekoslav Grmič
Abstract:The year 1968 was not only a pivotal year in contemporary European history, but also important for the Maribor diocese. A partial reestablishment of higher education studies in theology in Maribor coincided with Vekoslav Grmič's elevation to the post of auxiliary bishop. The »spring« of theological thought in Maribor and Slovenia was enabled by the interweaving of various internal and external circumstances, which simultaneously outlined its boundaries. Among them, one should mention the general enthusiasm caused by the Second Vatican Council and the »Ostpolitik« of Pope Paul VI. Vekoslav Grmič was especially suitable as a frontrunner of such aspirations, since he was not only a champion of contemporary theological views then, but as a representative of the »Eastern Styrian current« inside the Slovene Catholic community he also shared some basic ideas of the Communist authorities in Slovenia. However, the fundamental unwillingness of these authorities to treat Church as an equal partner in any way and the radicalization of some already problematic concepts of the »Eastern Styrian current« of the Catholic thought in the Grmic circle eventually widened the gap between this circle and a si
Keywords:theology in Styria in 20th century, "Ostpolitik", Paul VI., Church under Communism, Grmič, Vekoslav, škof, 1923-2005


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