CELAM

Acronym	Definition
CELAM	Consejo Episcopal Latinoamericano (Latin American Episcopal Council)

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The Aparecida-document emphasized the importance of environmental concerns, but also the social impact of the destruction of the natural habitat (CELAM 2007, 83-84).

Religion, liturgy and ethics, at the intersection between theory and practice. The revolution of Pope Francis

One of the pope's richest and most profound insights on the religion of the people was communicated in Rio de Janeiro before the meeting of CELAM, when he presented it as an expression of the laity's creativity, healthy autonomy, and freedom, in the context of his critique of the temptation of clericalism in the church.

Pope Francis and the theology of the people

(5) CELAM, Apareada Document: V General Conference of the Bishops of Latin America and the Caribbean, at: http://www.celam.org/ aparecida/Ingles.pdf

A missionary church: introduction and chapter one of Evangelii Gaudium

El discurso del Concilio Vaticano II se posiciona y legitima en Latinoamerica por la Conferencia Episcopal Latinoamericana-Celam, en su Segunda Conferencia celebrada en Medellin-Colombia en el ano de 1968: centra especialmente su atencion en "la educacion, como un factor basico y decisivo en el desarrollo del continente" (Celam, 1987, p.