Humanizing theological practice

José Comblin and Simone Weil

Abstract

SUMMARY

Laudato Si makes us realizer that “we cannot fail to recognize that a true ecological approach always becomes a social approuch, that it must integrate justice into debates abot the environmente, to hear both the cry of the poor (LS, n. 49). The scientific article aims to present the humanizing theological practice developed by Comblin and Simone Weil, also contemplating the encyclical “Laudato Si” of Pope Francis in confrontation with the studies of Comblin and Weil, in view of the Trinitarian faith. Bibliographical research methodology was used, through readings and records. It can be concluded that, in the midst of so many adversities, Weil was bold in the proposal for the renewal of the Church among the workers. Comblin with an education incarnated in rural areas sought to personify the life of Jesus in the dynamics of the Kingdom, in a way, anticipating the practice desired for the entire Church in the current pontificate. Both in José Comblin and in Simone Weil, it was possible to subtract a teaching from the need to be concerned with the humanizing practice, that is, it is necessary to get involved and let yourself be penetrated by the Christian revelation, completely opening up to grace having in view of an earthly salvation, as a sign of another definitive salvation. Christian God.