Claves Teologías y Pedagógicas del Shemá Israel Dt. 6, 4-9 como fundamento de un ministerio laical

Abstract

The Church, understood as God's people, Vatican II, 1974. LG (No.13), Formed by men who act in unity, under the background of the Holy Spirit, thus provoking and in function of the plan of salvation, it was heard to get a good orientation and so that the Christian, is not locked in their own concerns and can lead to universal peace. The Church must properly welcome the Christian, basing the importance on the confessional character, in order to intervene properly in the process of understanding and acceptance of the brother. According to this, the study and the reflection that is carried out in this investigation from the Shemá Israel Dt 6,4-9, value the importance that the type of active listening has for the Church, taking into account the pedagogy of the author in The mouth of Moses understood as a symbol of teaching, seeks a motivation for man's approach to God. In this text a recorded prayer is recited, and internalized by the people, as a badge that raises the importance of welcoming among men, as an answer to God. The researches that address the lay ministries (Pablo J., 1987) throughout our planet allow us to discover what there is not in the specific ministry that cares about giving support to the community through listening. With this, with the purpose of the Sacred Scriptures to offer an answer to this reality, in a fundamental way, where the Laity take the word and be support for the Church.