The Focolare Movement in the Interpretation of Clemente Rebora
Paolo Marangon
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Paolo Marangon
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First of all, the article describes the role played in the years 1949-1952 by the Rosminian poet Clemente Rebora in favour of the Focolare Movement of Rovereto. It then focuses on the interpretation, given by Rebora, of Antonio Rosmini as a precursor of the new Gospel-inspired movements arising out of the pre-conciliar Catholic Church, including the Focolare Movement fouded by Chiara Lubich.
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First of all, the article describes the role played in the years 1949-1952 by the Rosminian poet Clemente Rebora in favour of the Focolare Movement of Rovereto. It then focuses on the interpretation, given by Rebora, of Antonio Rosmini as a precursor of the new Gospel-inspired movements arising out of the pre-conciliar Catholic Church, including the Focolare Movement fouded by Chiara Lubich.
Key concepts: Movement (music), Interpretation (philosophy), Gospel, Epistemology, Philosophy, Theology, Linguistics, Aesthetics