The Tri-unity of God as a paradigm of the Church's Uniplurality

This research explores the theology of Yves Congar an emblematic figure of twentieth-century theology in the third volume of his work Je crois en l'Esprit Saint. In this systematic-theological contribution the author demonstrates how the Tri-unity of God can be seen as a paradigm for diversity in the Church. Indeed Congar sees the Church as an icon of the Trinity as a reflection of divine life. Through a christological-pneumatic study this research shows how Congar develops an ecclesiology that emphasizes communion and diversity in the Church. This research opens up anthropological and ecumenical perspectives showing how Congar's theology contributes to a better understanding of unity and human realities.