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30 II. CHARISM IN THE BIBLE Charism, then, is a circuit within which the goodness of the Lord operates for the building up of the Church: it is given for the common good and this common good, in its turn, is administered and discerned by ministers who have the benefit of the charism of ministry. Edwin ARTEAGA TOBÓN, fsc.
III. CHARISM IN THE CHURCH 31 III. Charism in the Church “The Church throughout its history has always been charismatic.” 1 Like a constellation of stars, the words Spirit, grace, gift, and charism express the richness of the created world and the infinite generosity of the Creator. Everything is God’s gift: Creation, the Incarnation, the Redemption, the Scriptures, the Church, Tradition, the Magisterium, and the Kingdom of God. The word charism can mean a divine gift, a supernatural grace, an extraordinary talent, a temporary or permanent skill, a special influence over followers, an institutional identity, an office or talent to benefit the Church, an extraordinary personal quality, or a miraculous power. The use of the word charism in Church documents, especially since the Second Vatican Council, has become almost routine to refer to the gifts that the Spirit bestows on men and women of faith. The Spirit inspires the Church, the body of Christ, through two parallel and complementary paths: (1) through “a covenant relationship with the Church, guaranteeing the effectiveness of its sacraments and official ministries,” and (2) in “unpredictable and often surprising charismatic interventions.” 2 The interaction, and sometimes the conflict, between charismatic elements and institutional, or hierarchical, structures is a constant theme in the history of the Church. Early Christians experience a sense of joy in the midst of suffering: they live in an intense period of unique and abundant blessings in 1 Karl Rahner, The Spirit in the Church (New York: Seabury, 1979), 54. 2 Francis A. Sullivan, Charisms and Charismatic Renewal: A Biblical and Theological Study (Ann Arbor, MI: Servant Books, 1982), p. 47.
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