What will be the fruits of the England and Wales Synod?
Ian Dunn shrewdly looks at the potential outcomes of the Synod in England and Wales.
Ian Dunn
March 2, 2023
A synodal spring in the Celtic peripheries
‘Scotland went unmentioned in the Continental synthesis and there is a sense here that the big boys in Rome will have their say and we’ll
Ian Dunn
March 2, 2023
A Lent of Listening
Pondering what penance I might do for Lent, I stumbled on the Pope’s recent reflection on a synodal Lent: Listening to Christ often takes place
Ian Dunn
February 24, 2023
Loving the laity
It’s hard to get excited about exactly how the Church is run, but the way decisions are made, and crucially who makes them, is the
Ian Dunn
February 17, 2023
A prayer for Prague
The big news in the world of the Synod this week has been the European continental synod assembly in Prague. Bishops and priests, laity, and
Ian Dunn
February 10, 2023
A Church for women?
A persistent theme in synod reports across the world has been discomfort with the role and expectations placed on women in the Church. The February
Ian Dunn
February 3, 2023
Heresy and Hope
Welcome to the new Synodal Times newsletter. I’m Ian Dunn and I’ve been involved in Catholic journalism for nearly 20 years. I’m deeply excited about
Ian Dunn
January 27, 2023
