Папство. Время перемен

Papstvo - drevneĭshiĭ institut Evropy i mira. No i dli͡a ėtogo instituta, kak by simvolizirui͡ushchego nepodvlastnostʹ vremeni, nastupilo "vremi͡a peremen". Tomu, kak papstvo pytalosʹ i pytaetsi͡a naĭti svoe mesto v meni͡ai͡ushchemsi͡a mire, i posvi͡ashchen ėtot sbornik stateĭ. Avtor analiziruet politiku papstva v otnoshenii SSSR i stran sot͡sialisticheskogo bloka i vyzvannyĭ globalʹnymi peremenami krizis sozdannoĭ v XVI veke i usovershenstvovannoĭ vo vtoroĭ polovine XIX veka institut͡sionalʹnoĭ modeli Katolicheskoĭ t͡serkvi. Osoboe vnimanie avtor udelil Ioannu Pavlu II i zaputannoĭ shpionskoĭ istorii vokrug pokushenii͡a na nego v mae 1981 goda. V t͡selom zhe v sbornike rassmatrivaetsi͡a period ot kanuna Vtoroĭ mirovoĭ voĭny do izbranii͡a papy Lʹva XIV (2025).Boris Alekseevich Filippov - posle okonchanii͡a aspirantury i zashchity dissertat͡sii v Leningradskom gosudarstvennom pedagogicheskom institute imeni Gert͡sena (1970) prepodaval v Ri͡azanskom i Orlovskom pedinstitutakh, zatem 17 let rabotal starshim nauchnym sotrudnikom v Institute nauchnoĭ informat͡sii po obshchestvennym naukam (INION AN SSSR). S 1995 po 2023 god byl dot͡sentom, a zatem professorom bogoslovskogo i istoricheskogo fakulʹtetov Pravoslavnogo Svi͡ato-Tikhonovskogo gumanitarnogo universiteta (PSTGU). Avtor ri͡ada knig i nauchnykh stateĭ, opublikovannykh na russkom, angliĭskom i italʹi͡anskom i͡azykakh po problemam istorii Rossii v XX veke, Pravoslavnoĭ i Katolicheskoĭ t͡serkveĭ, a takzhe sovetsko-vatikanskikh otnosheniĭ.

The Papacy is the oldest institution in Europe and the world. But for this institution, as if symbolizing the timeless nature, the "time of change" has come. This collection of articles is dedicated to how the Papacy has tried and is trying to find its place in a changing world. The author analyzes the papacy's policy towards the USSR and the countries of the socialist bloc and the crisis caused by global changes in the institutional model of the Catholic Church, created in the 16th century and improved in the second half of the 19th century. The author paid special attention to John Paul II and the complicated espionage story surrounding the assassination attempt on him in May 1981. In general, the collection examines the period from the eve of World War II to the election of Pope Leo XIV (2025).Boris Alekseevich Filippov — after completing postgraduate studies and defending his dissertation at the Leningrad State Pedagogical Institute named after Herzen (1970), he taught at the Ryazan and Oryol Pedagogical Institutes, then worked for 17 years as a senior researcher at the Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences (INION of the USSR Academy of Sciences). From 1995 to 2023, he was an associate professor, and then a professor at the Theological and Historical faculties of the Orthodox St. Tikhon's University for the Humanities (PSTU). He is the author of a number of books and scientific articles published in Russian, English and Italian on the history of Russia in the 20th century, the Orthodox and Catholic Churches, as well as Soviet-Vatican relations.