ABSTRACT
The article begins by recalling the synodal process that led to the development of the apostolic exhortation Amoris laetitia. Next, it recalls the distractions and criticisms it received from a small but vociferous group. The third section reflects on disciplinary evolution, highlighting the relationship between the experience of faith and the commitment to ethics, as well as the importance of an ethics capable of assuming reality and directing it towards the Christian ideal. The great contribution of Amoris laetitia, in the field of Moral Theology, is to have officially founded an ethos of accompaniment that respects the adulthood of the authentic Christian.
KEYWORDS
Marriage; Divorced remarried; Pastoral; Morals and ethics; Mercy and Fidelity