Udienza del Santo Padre
(Italiano,
Spagnolo,
Portoghese,
Tedesco)
Indirizzo d’omaggio del Cardinale
Javier Lozano Barragan
Thursday,
13 November 2003
09.00 Inauguration of the Proceedings and Address
of Greeting
His Eminece Cardinal Javier Lozano Barragán
President of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care, (Holy
See)
09.15
PROLUSION: Depression: Biblical Anthropology
and Christian Faith
His Eminence Cardinal José Saraiva Martins
Prefect of the Congregation for the Cause of Saints
Member of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral, (Holy See)
10.30
Break
11.00
I. The Present State of Depression in the Contemporary World
Chairperson: Prof. Paolo M. Rossini
Director of the Chair of Clinical Neurology, the Bio-medical University
Campus, Rome (Italy); Scientific Director of the Fatebenefratelli
Association for Research
Depression
between Malaise and Illness
Dr. Salvador Cervera
Full Professor of Psychiatry at the Faculty of Medicine of the University
of Navarre (Spain)
11.30
The Epidemic of Depression: the Data and Observations
of the WHO
Dr. B. Saraceno
Director of the Department of Mental Health of the World Health Organisation,
Geneva (Switzerland)
12.00
A Depressive Society?
Rev. Tony Anatrella
Psychoanalyst and Specialist in Social Psychiatry, Paris (France)
12.30
Depression and Religious Crisis
Rev. Mariano Galve
Psychologist, Saragozza (Spain)
13.00
End of the Session
16.00
Chairperson:
Prof. Michele Piccione
Professor of Psychiatry at the University "La Sapienza",
Rome (Italy)
The
Suicide Crisis
Dr. Bengt J. Säfsten, M.D., Ph. D.
Department of Medical Sciences, Uppsala University Hospital (Akademiska
sjukhuset) Uppsala (Sweden)
16.30
The Biological Model and the Psychological
Model of Depression
Prof. Adolfo Petiziol
President of the European Society of Social Psychiatry, Rome (Italy)
17.00
The Media and Stress on Stress
Donna J. Markham, .P., PhD/ABPP
Special Assistant to the President
Director of Leadership Initiatives, Georgetown University, Washington
(U.S.A.)
17.30
Is Depression Solely a Question for Medical
Action?
Prof. Aquilino Polaino Lorente
Professor of Psychopathology at the "Complutense" University,
Madrid (Spain)
18.00
The Depressive Ideas of the Contemporary World
His Eminence Cardinal Paul Poupard
President of the Pontifical Council for Culture, (Holy See)
18.30
The Results of an Inquiry – Research on
Depression
Dr. Fiorenza Deriu
Social Researcher, Rome (Italy)
19.00
End of the Session
Friday, 14 November
09.00 II. The Light of Faith in the World of Depression
Chairperson : Dr. Joaquin Navarro-Valls
Director of the Press Room of the Holy See
The
History of Depression
Prof. Massimo Aliverti
Professor of the History of Medicine and the History of Psychiatry,
Milan (Italy)
09.30
Theology: Depression and Christian Hope
His Eminence Cardinal Jorge Arturo Medina Estevez
Emeritus Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline
of Sacraments, (Holy See)
10.15
Break
10.45 Moral Theology: Depression, Subjective
Moral References and Objective Moral References
Rev. Carlo Casalone, S.J.
Lecturer at the Pontifical Gregorian University, (Italy)
Consulter of the Pontifical Council or Health Pastoral Care
10.45
Pastoral Care: The Rejection of Suffering and
the Search for Personal Wellbeing
H.E. Msgr. James Mathew Wingle
Bishop of Saint Catharines (Canada)
Member of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care
12.15
- 13.15
Inter-religious Dialogue: The Meaning of Depression and Malaise Seen
from the Perspective of:
Judaism:
Prof. Abramo Alberto Piattelli
Rabbi of the Jewish Community of Rome
Professor of Post-Biblical Judaism, Pontifical Lateran University,
Rome (Italy)
Islam:
Prof. Kamel Ajlouni
President of National Center for Diabetes Endocrinology and Genetics,
University of Amman (Jordan)
Hinduism
Dr. Miss Bharti D. Patil
Mumbai (India)
Buddhism:
H.E. Raymond R.M. Taiy,
Ambassador of China to the Holy See
13.15
End of the Session
16.00
III. What Should be Done to Escape from the Closed Circle of Depression?
Chairperson: Rev. Bonifacio Honings, O.C.D.
Professor Emeritus of Moral Theology at the Pontifical Lateran University,
Rome (Italy)
1.
Faith
The Principal Points of Faith on which
Special Emphasis should be Placed
Msgr. Sergio Pintor
Director of the National Office for Pastoral Care in Health of the
Italian Bishops’ Conference (Italy)
16.30
Fostering Education in the Meaning of the
Person, Responsibility, and Self-esteem in the Light of (Personal
and Community) Christianity
Rev. Tony Anatrella
(France)
17.00
2.
Charity
Creating
a Social Bond in a Society that is Fragmented and Subject to Individualism
Dr.
Dominique Meggle,
Emeritus Intern at the Hospital of Bordeaux (France)
17.30
The Welcoming of Depressed People in the Medical
and Hospital Context
Dr. Daniel Cabezas
Psychiatrist (Bolivia)
18.00
The Role of the Family and Depression
H.E. Msgr. Jorge E. Jimenez Carvajal
Bishop of Zipaquirá, (Colombia), Member of the Pontifical Council
for Health Pastoral Care
18.30
The Pastoral and Spiritual Accompanying
of the Depressed Person and his Circle
H.E. Msgr. Carlos Amigo Vallejo
Archbishop of Sevilla, (Spain), Member of the Pontifical Council for
Health Pastoral Care
Saturday
15 November
Chairperson: Mrs. Lillian Fanjul Azqueta
Director of the ‘New Hope’ Foundation, Palm Beach, Florida
(U.S.A.)
09.00
– 09.45
3.
Hope
Towards a Pastoral Care of Christian Faith
and Trust in Life
His Eminence Cardinal Ivan Dias
Archbishop of Bombay (India)
Conclusion
(English,
Italiano, Francâis,
Castellano)
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