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It is argued that sexual violence and rape (the abuse of power) has its roots in anunderstanding of sex and sexuality derived from the spiritual notion of intimate love(healthy sexuality) and responsible human decision making. In the theologicaldesign of a pastoral anthropology it is of paramount importance to link our beinghuman to an understanding of human dignity that is less linked to a substantialunderstanding and more towards a qualitative and relational understanding. In thisregard a pneumatological approach in practical theology comes into play. In orderto move from abuse to sacrament in a pastoral hermeneutics of sexuality, thechallenge is to reframe the genitals, i.e. a paradigm switch away from a rubberisedpenis (tool) and a pharmaceutical vagina (instrument) to a ‘sanctified penis’ and a‘sacramental vagina’.

SEXUAL VIOLENCE: FROM ABUSE (POWER) TO ‘SACRAMENT’ (HUMAN DIGNITY) TOWARDS THE SANCTIFICATION OF THE GENITALS IN A PASTORAL HERMENEUTICS