Katolički karizmatski pokret ili Pokret obnove u Duhu Svetom danas je vrlo razvijen i, osobito među mladim vjernicima, popularan oblik okupljanja radi zajedničkog ostvarivanja određenih segmenata duhovnog života. Katolička Crkva se prema ovom obliku okupljanja i djelovanja u posljednjim desetljećima često određivala, ali i korigirala i usmjeravala njegova očitovanja i načine djelovanja. Danas je to pokret općenito prihvaćen i podržan. No, kao i svaki drugi oblik okupljanja s ciljem duhovno-vjerskog rasta i napretka osoba i zajednica, ni ovaj oblik nije pošteđen različitih opasnosti i zastranjenja. Stoga je za pastoralno djelovanje izuzetno važno na teološko-pastoralni prosudbeni način odrediti i prepoznati vlastitosti i izvorišta ovog pokreta danas. Upravo je to cilj ovog rada. Te vlastitosti i ta izvorišta sagledavaju se na temelju povijesnih oznaka te posebno na temelju odrednica učiteljstva Crkve. K tomu, ovo je sagledavanje obogaćeno i teološkim prilozima nekih istaknutijih teologa.The Catholic Charismatic Movement or the Movement of Renewal in the Holy Spirit is a highly developed and popular form of gathering for the common realization of certain segments of the spiritual life, especially among young believers. In the last decades, the Catholic Church has often reflected about this form of gathering and action, and has also corrected and offered guidelines for its manifestations and its way of doing things. Today, this movement is generally accepted and supported. But, like any other form of gathering with the purpose of spiritual and religious growth and progress of persons and communities, this form is not spared of various dangers and anomalies. It is therefore of utmost importance for pastoral action to determine and identify, in theological-pastoral discernment, the properties and sources of this movement today. This is precisely the aim of this paper. These properties and sources are examined on the basis of historical designations, and especially on the basis of the instructions of the Magisterium of the Church. In addition, the examination is enriched with theological contributions of some prominent theologians
