La presentación de la Iglesia particular en las Guías Diocesanas
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The conclusion reached is that we are dealing with publications that can be improved if we wish to put forth an image of the diocesan Church that is more in agreement with the ecelesiology set down by the Second Vatican Council. In a word, it can be said that there is no background theological conception which influences the elaboration of these publications. This conclusion gives rise to the objective of the article: to present a schema for Diocesan Guides based on a thological foundation. This schema for the Guides is offered in the last part of the article, after the author has carried out a brief synthesis on theological development in relation to the diocesan Church.
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