Izobraževanje študentov in izobražencev v Mariboru po drugem vatikanskem zboru do danes

• Main Author: Smole, Franc
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: Slovenian
• Published: Inštitut za ekumensko teologijo in medreligijski dialog pri Teološki fakulteti Univerze v Ljubljani 2019
• Subjects: izobraževanje; Teološki tečaj za študente in izobražence; Medškofijski odbor za izobražence; education; Theological course for students and intellectuals; Inter-diocesan committee for intellectuals; info:eu-repo/classification/udc/378.093.5-057.875(497.4Maribor):2; sami
• Online Access: https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/IzpisGradiva.php?id=109060; https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?id=120451&dn=; https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?id=120452&dn=; https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?id=120454&dn=; https://plus.si.cobiss.net/opac7/bib/8046426?lang=sl

Drugi vatikanski cerkveni zbor je spodbudil v Cerkvi na Slovenskem nove oblike dela z mladino, študenti in izobraženci. Na podlagi že predvojnih izkušenj, zlasti pa po odpravi verouka v šolah po vojni so se številni duhovniki posvetili temu delu. Po letu 1980 je to izobraževanje spodbujalo predvsem družbeno odgovornost izobražencev in ustanovilo številne organizacijske oblike. Nastale so Velikonočne konference v uršulinski cerkvi, Torkova predavanja pri frančiškanih v Ljubljani, predavanja za študente in izobražence v Mariboru, zlasti pa Teološki tečaj za študente in izobražence ter Medškofijski odbor za izobražence. Zaživela so študentska občestva, ki so se imenovala srečanja. Teološki tečaj se je razširil v vsa večja slovenska mesta, se ustalil tudi v Mariboru in se nato konceptualno spreminjal. V Družini je bila odstopljena študentom stran, ki so jo sami urejali. Pri Medškofijskem odboru je izhajal Bilten za študente in izobražence, ki izhaja danes kot Tretji dan. V Mariboru sta nastala center Sinaj in akademsko društvo Amos. Študentje in izobraženci so se pred osamosvojitvijo povezovali s sosednjimi organizacijami iz zamejstva. Nekaj študentov je kasneje stopilo v organiziranje in delo novonastalih političnih strank, ki so imele v programih krščanski socialni nauk. Današnja študentska in izobraženska pastorala se seli iz množičnega in javnega delovanja v občestvene skupine in srečanja, ki temeljijo na osebnem pričevanju in duhovnosti. V Mariboru je bila leta 2017 ustanovljena Univerzitetna župnija, ki pa formalnopravno še ni vključena v Univerzo The Second Vatican Council has encouraged new forms of work with young people, students and intellectuals in the Church in Slovenia. On the basis of pre-war experiences and especially after the elimination of religious studies in schools after war, many priests dedicated themselves to that work. After the eighties this education encouraged particularly the social responsibility of the intellectuals and established many organizational forms. Eastern conferences were organized in the Ursuline church, Tuesday lectures at Franciscans in Ljubljana, lectures for students and intellectuals in Maribor, and especially Theological Course for students and intellectuals and Inter-diocesan Committee for Intellectuals. Besides that students’ communities called meetings came to life. Theological Course expanded to all major Slovenian cities, settled also in Maribor and then gradually changed conceptually. In the Družina Weekly students were given a page, which they edited themselves. Inter-diocesan Committee published a Bulletin for students and intellectuals that is published today as the periodical Tretji dan. The Sinai Center and academic society Amos were founded in Maribor. Prior to independence, students and intellectuals connected to neighbouring organizations from abroad. Later some students joined the organization and work of newly emerging political parties, whose programmes contained Christian social teachings. Today pastoral care for students and intellectuals is moving from mass and public action to communion groups and meetings that are based on personal testimony and spirituality. In 2017 a University parish was founded in Maribor, but it was not yet formally included into the University.