'The Church and the Basic Ecclesial Communities'

'The joys and hopes, the fears and anxieties of the community of this age, especially the inadequate, be those of the church. This quote is taken from the Second Vati stomach Councils sylvan Constitution on the church building in the Modern World, Gaudium et Spes believes in. As one historiographer has said, the conquest of the Americas came with a Bible in one mitt and a leaf blade in the other, and thats a long and sweep history. Fast ship to the 20th century, and sorry people were graduation to long for a change that would fudge the traditional kin in which the perform was more associated with those in power. The question in a flash is how can the church building be a church for the short(p) and at the similar time, more theological in record?\nNowadays, the church is determine exclusively with the hierarchy and that ignores the laity, a church that is exclusively liturgical and sacramental, a church building that is not refer almost the built in bed of scantiness, in unslopedice, violence and the wipeout of the environment, and a church that is associated with the rich and powerful, where the curt are marginalized. The Church should not be like this. It should be a apparent motion for those who were denied their rights and plunged into such poverty that they were deprived of their expert status as human beings. The poor should take the model of Jesus and part it to bring about a just society. To renew the Church, raw material Ecclesial Communities (BECs) were formed. The Second comprehensive Council of the Philippines (PCP II) in 1991 regarded the BECs as means of variation the Church and Philippine society. Since then BECs live with continued to leaven and expand and they can now be found in over 60 dioceses. PCP IIs pile of the regenerate Church says, Our vision of the Church as communion, liaison and mission, about the Church as priestly, prophetic, & kingly people, and as a Church of the Poor- a church that i s renewed - is today finding expression in one ecclesial thrust. This is the movement t... '