Reinventing Theology in Post-Genocide Rwanda
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Reinventing Theology in Post-Genocide Rwanda
Challenges and Hopes
Marcel Uwineza, Elisee Rutagambwa, and Michel Segatagara Kamanzi, Editors
The first comprehensive examination of the Catholic Church's role in the genocide against the Tutsi and its attempts at reconciliation Marcel Uwineza, SJ, a Rwandan, is the dean of Hekima College's Jesuit School of Theology in Nairobi, Kenya. He holds an MBA from York St John University, UK, and a PhD in theology from Boston College. He is the author of Risen from the Ashes: Theology as Autobiography. Table of Contents Introduction 1. The Problematic History of Rwanda and the Complicity of the Catholic Church - Marcel Uwineza, SJ 2. Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda and the Jews in Europe - Shelley Tennenbaum 3. Values and Faith-Based Education in Catholic Schools in Rwanda - Bishop Philippe Rukamba 4. The Role of the Church in the Process of Reconciliation in Rwanda - Antoine Cardinal Kambanda 5. "The Temple of His Body Post-Genocide Rwanda - Michel Segatagara Kamanzi, SJ 6. A Pauline Foundation for Social Reconciliation - Thomas D. Stegman, SJ 7. From Divine Trust to Human Responsibility - Martin Nizigiyimana 8. Luke-Acts on the Primacy of Faith Over Evil Civil/Political Commands - Léocadie Lushambo, IT 9. Responsibilities of Theology in Post-Genocide Rwanda - M. Shawn Copeland 10. Learning from a Tragedy: Toward a New Evangelization- Laurenti Magesa 11. Theology of Suffering - George Griener, SJ 12. The God-Question: Sacramental Theology - Marcel Uwineza, SJ 13. The Formation of the Clergy in the Current Context of Rwanda's Church - Bishop Smaragde Mbonyintege 14. Being a Priest in Post-Genocide Rwanda: A Witness to Truth, Goodness, and Love - Eugène Niyonzima, SAC 15. Remembering Genocide: The Ethics of Anamnestic Solidarity - William O'Neill, SJ 16. Remembering Our Shared Humanity: Reaffirming Human Rights - David Hollenbach, SJ 17. Bias, Conversion, and Recognition - Ogonna Hilary Nwainya 18. Rethinking Genuine Leadership Through the Politics of Apology - Elisée Rutagambwa, SJ 19. The Religious and Secular Leadership We Need - Innocent Rugaragu, SJ 20. Post-Conflict Reconciliation and Reconstruction: Three Models of Prophetic Leadership in Great Lakes Africa - J.J. Carney 21. Jesuits Killed at Centre Christus: C. Mahame, P. Gahizi, I. Rutagambwa - Augustin Karekezi, SJ 22. Construction of Collective Memory: An Analysis of Rwanda's Memorials - Leah Bacon 23. The Role of Visionary Leadership by Women in Reconciliation, Reconstruction, and Rebuilding - Mih Bibiana Mbei Dighambong 24. The Invisible Hand: Twenty-Five Years of Miracles Seen and Unseen in Rwanda- Jean Baptiste Ganza, SJ Conclusion - Elisée Rutagambwa, SJ Contributors Contributors Antoine Cardinal KambandaBishop Phillipe RukambaBishop Smaragde MbonyintegeLeah BaconJ.J. CarneyM. Shawn CopelandMih Bibiana Mbei DighambongJean Baptiste GanzaGeorge GrienerDavid HollenbachMichel Segatagara KamanziAugustin KarekeziLéocadie LushomboLaurenti MagesaEugene NiyonzimaMartin NizigiyimanaOgonna Hilary NwainyaWilliam O'NeillAgbonkhianmeghe E. OrobatorInnocent RugaraguElisée RutagambwaThomas D. StegmanShelly TenenbaumMarcel Uwineza |