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ISBN: 9789898993021
En este libro, Andrea Riccardi explora el concepto de periferias, tanto geográficas como existenciales, y su importancia en la historia del cristianismo. El autor analiza cómo la Iglesia ha interactuado con los marginados y excluidos a lo largo del tiempo, y reflexiona sobre la crisis actual de la Iglesia y el camino de esperanza para renovar su mensaje central. Riccardi destaca la llamada del Papa Francisco a buscar las periferias concretas y metafóricas, y examina el significado profundo de esta búsqueda en el mundo contemporáneo.
Andrea Riccardi is an Italian historian, professor, politician and activist, founder of the Community of Sant'Egidio. He was part of a team of mediators who negotiating the Rome Geneal Peace Accords in 1992 during the Mozambican Civil War. He served as minister for international cooperation without portfolio in the Monti Cabinet.
